Land Rover Brake Recall

Jaguar Range Rover and Land Rover vehicles have been recalled following reports of rupturing brake hoses, which could pose a crash risk to drivers due to longer distances required for stopping.  Owners of Land Rover vehicle who have experienced problems may be entitled to compensation. 
The vehicles pose a safety hazard because they may require greater than normal distances to stop when the brakes are applied due to insufficient amounts of braking fluid running through the hose, and in some incidents deplete braking ability completely.  See www.aboutlawsuits.com/jaguar-recalls-77916/

Incidents of rupturing brake hoses have been reported since 2010, when an investigation occurred following reports of brake fluid leaks and consumers claiming more force was required to apply the brakes.  In 2010, Jaguar initiated a Critical Concerns Review after it recognized a small number of brake fluid leaks from the brake flex hose and to further test the components.

According to Jaguar, the brake hoses that experienced the bulge condition were pressure tested and exceeded the pressure specified requirements. Jaguar also issued a Jaguar XK recall affecting more than 4,700 vehicles from the 2012 through 2015 model years, due to extinguishing front side lights.
According to the auto maker, when the side lights are switched on with the ignition off, the front lights should remain illuminated until the battery is exhausted rather than extinguishing after 5 minutes. Jaguar plans to notify owners and begin repairing the issue free of charge on March 13, 2015.- See more at: http://www.aboutlawsuits.com/jaguar-recalls-77916/#sthash.27ait8ro.dpuf

CALL 973-598-1980 for a free consultation about claims for compensation.  Claims are handled on a contingency basis. 

Blue Tooth and Navigation Problems Claims

Owners of Volvo and other vehicles have experience Blue-Tooth and Navigation problems.  Our office is handling claims for compensation and evaluating a class action.   

 

 

Here are some typical complaints,  

"I bought out my lease a little over a year ago, since then I have a new iPod, Samsung Note 3 mobile phone, neither work because of some Bluetooth issue. Volvo blames on cell phone companies for updating our operating systems on these devices, instead of updating the firmware so those of us who paid a lot of money for this make of vehicle aren't hassled with our technology lost to operating in this lack of caring about consumers in the states. Europe has none of these issues and updating navigation is free to them also, but it will cost Americans 300$ to update North American map, so now my navigation drives me way off the beaten path.
Latest trouble is fuel being lost as if there is a leak, which there is not, and my lock on passenger door fell through when I went to lock it. I called Volvo, they said bring it to the dealer... Never letting on, they had many many complaints by others on the technology no longer compatible or the fuel mileage suddenly becoming a major problem especially considering the cost of petrol. I will take it in to my dealer but I've already spoken to Verizon and know the issue with my phone and iPod are on Volvo's end. So there will be no joy until Volvo treats American Buyers like European ones.  www.consumeraffairs.com 

Audi Brake Noise

Volkswagen/ Audi owners have been complaining about brake noise.  Persistent noise or malfunction can create a legal claim.