New York Times, "House Panel Says Toyota Misled Public on Safety"
Leading Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee said Monday that Toyota relied on a flawed study in dismissing the notion that computer issues could be at fault for sticking accelerator pedals, and then made misleading statements about the repairs. The comments, from Henry A. Waxman, chairman of the committee, and Bart Stupak, a subcommittee chairman, were made in an 11-page letter to James E. Lentz III, the president of Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. The letter was released Monday on the eve of the committee’s hearing on the Toyota recalls, one of three scheduled. Read the full article on the New York Times website. Lieff Cabraser represents persons nationwide injured in Toyota and Lexus sudden acceleration accidents. Learn more about the rights of victims of Toyota and Lexus sudden acceleration accidents.