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ConsumerWatch Launches New Airbag Campaign

For Immediate Release:                                   Contact: Elisha
Charpentier

August 23, 2016
407-496-1045





*New VIDEO: Defective Airbags-What You Should Know*



Latest Installment of *Silent Killers* Series by ConsumerWatch.com



*Provides Critical Updates for Attorneys and Consumers*



View Video <http://www.consumerwatch.com/featured/defective-airbags-know/>



Orlando, FL – *Defective Airbags - What You Should Know*
<http://www.consumerwatch.com/featured/defective-airbags-know/>, launches
today in an effort to provide the most recent, updated analysis for
attorneys and consumers when faced with catastrophic accidents attributed
to defective airbags.  The new video is the latest installment of the
Silent Killer series created by Consumer Watch.



The video, which can be found at Consumer Watch
<http://www.consumerwatch.com/featured/defective-airbags-know/> and on
social media platforms including Facebook
<https://www.facebook.com/Consumer-Watch-580557802116711/> and Twitter
<https://twitter.com/_ConsumerWatch>, is moderated by Rich Newsome
<http://newsomelaw.com/rich-newsome/>, a consumer advocate and product
safety attorney based in Orlando, Florida.



In the video <http://www.consumerwatch.com/featured/defective-airbags-know/>,
Newsome describes the critical steps that a victim or a victim’s family
should undertake if injured by a defective airbag.  Below is an excerpt.



*So when someone is seriously injured or killed because of a defective
airbag, there are two things their family has to do. Number one: they have
to preserve the vehicle. They can't allow it to be fixed it; they can't
allow the insurance company to sell it and allow it to be crushed. You have
to keep it hopefully in a secured facility, that's number one. The second
thing the family has to do: is they need to be mindful that the clock is
ticking. They need to make sure that they file the lawsuit or the claim
before the clock runs out. Every state has a different statute of
limitations. You need to seek competent counsel to advise them on when the
time period runs, that they have to file that lawsuit. *



*Despite the tragedy of losing a loved one or having someone be seriously
injured as a result of a defective airbags, there is some solace in knowing
that through the civil justice system, by bringing lawsuits against
manufacturers who make defective airbags, we can make a difference. We can
hopefully encourage them through financial incentives to make vehicle
safer, to make airbag safer, so that these needless injuries and deaths
don't continue to happen in the years to come.*





Each week, ConsumerWatch.com <http://www.consumerwatch.com/> will unveil
two to three PSAs in the series.







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