GM in “damage control mode” after announcing more recalls.

NBC Nightly News reported that GM on Monday “announced a new round of recalls at the nation’s largest automaker dealing with investigations on multiple fronts.” Now, CEO Mary Barra is “in full damage control mode.” NBC  says that “More than 1.5 million SUVs, Vans and Cadillac’s are part of GM’s second wide-ranging recall this year.”

ABC World News refers to the recall as “new trouble” for GM. ABC  says that the problems in the new recall cover “air bag and brake issues,” and the story notes that the recall is “part of an effort to assure consumers GM is acting quickly to fix problems.” Barra said, “Something went wrong with our process in this instance. And terrible things happened.”

The CBS Evening News reported that the new recall is in addition to the recall of 1.6 million cars “for an ignition defect that is linked to 12 deaths. In an internet statement, GM’s new CEO Mary Barra had this to say.” Barra said, “I want you to know that we are completely focused on the problem at the highest levels of the company. We are putting the customer first and that is guiding every decision we make. That is how we want today’s GM to be judged.”

We believe that obtaining legal satisfaction from those who harmed you shouldn’t require more hardship. That’s why we do everything we can to streamline the process, and we will file a lawsuit on your behalf if necessary. If you or a loved one has been affected by this recall, and you believe it caused an injury, contact Chhabra & Gibbs today by going to www.cglawms.com or by calling this number: 601-948-8005.