Wayne P. Kaufman named to 2024 Missouri Veterans Class
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Hyundai class action lawsuit involves Missouri fence
Hyundai Palisade trailer hitch wiring harness recall allegedly moved too slowly. August 31, 2024 — Hyundai has filed a class-action lawsuit against customers in Missouri and Texas whose 2020-2022 Hyundai Palisade SUVs are at risk of fire. Plaintiffs Dana Jaye Bal and Donald Michael Williams claim the Palisade tow hitch wiring harness module is defective and can catch fire. The class action lawsuit alleges that Hyundai Palisade owners spent between $475 and $750 on optional tow hitches and tow harness module accessories, which are necessary to operate the trailer's turn signals and brake lights. According to the lawsuit, the Palisade's traction wiring harness module could experience an electrical short, which led Hyundai to recall the affected vehicles in 2022. Hyundai says debris and moisture on the trailer hitch wiring harness module printed circuit board could cause an electrical short and fire, regardless of whether the Palisade is driving or parked. Owners are told to park their vehicles outside, away from…
Missouri woman rages at police over stolen Dodge Charger
The owner said two local police departments failed to cooperate in finding her car. go through Brad Anderson 10 hours ago Kim Winston's Dodge Charger was stolen, disassembled and abandoned. This is the second time this woman's muscle car has been stolen. It is alleged that despite reports that police spotted the car, they were unable to track it down. A St. Charles, Missouri, woman was left devastated after thieves stole her purple Dodge Charger, stripped the frame and dumped it on the side of the road. The Dodge was stolen from the parking lot of Kim Winston's apartment in St. Charles County on Aug. 5. She sent a Facebook message to friends to keep an eye out for the car, which was later found in the North City's Baden neighborhood. WATCH: Suspect ejected from stolen Dodge Hellcat after police on wild 160 mph chase Talk to First Alert 4Winston said she reported the sighting of the car several times…
No GM oil consumption class action in Missouri
Judge decertifies GM class action lawsuit over excessive oil consumption in 5.3-liter Vortecs July 2, 2024 — The Missouri General Motors oil consumption class action lawsuit is no longer a class action. Plaintiff Robert Riddell purchased a new 2012 Chevrolet Silverado equipped with a fourth-generation 5.3-liter V8 Vortec 5300 engine. According to the lawsuit, the Vortec 5300 engine had defective piston rings that caused excessive oil consumption. Without adequate oil, the engine will not be lubricated and components will not be protected from wear and damage. The plaintiffs claimed that the engines could fail completely and that GM had long known that the piston rings were defective. GM allegedly concealed the excessive oil consumption problem in its advertising, and the plaintiff claimed that he would not have purchased the truck or would have paid less if GM had disclosed the alleged excessive oil consumption problem. GM has been sued numerous times for excessive oil consumption, but most class-action lawsuits have…