The Detroit News (5/28, Shepardson) reports, “Chrysler LLC said today it would honor lemon law claims from existing owners.” The company “will agree to ‘recognize, honor and pay liabilities under lemon laws for additional repairs, refund or replacement of a defective vehicle,’ the company said in a legal filing today.’” The automaker “had already agreed … Read more
The New York Times (5/28, E3, Ellin) reports, “In March, the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics reported finding formaldehyde and 1,4-dioxane, a trace contaminant of some chemicals used in cosmetics, detergents and shampoos, in 55 children’s personal-care products.” The Environmental Protection Agency has identified these chemicals “as probable human carcinogens.” As a result, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand … Read more
The Orlando Sentinel (5/28, Lade) reports, “About 60,000 trampolines have been voluntarily recalled by Skywalker Holdings LLC after the company received more than 250 reports of straps that support the top of the equipment’s enclosure breaking, the Consumer Product Safety Commission said.” Play sets recalled by Toys R Us. The Los Angeles Times (5/28, Chang) … Read more
AARP sponsors driver safety courses around the state. Those who complete the course are eligible for a car insurance discount for 3 years. The cost is usually $12.00 for AARP members and $14.00 for non members. The classes are usually for those over 55, but anyone can participate. For more information go to www.aarp.org or … Read more
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