Recall of one million Evenflo Discovery child safety seats – Seek Help From Dallas Car Seat Belt Lawyers

Recall of one million Evenflo Discovery child safety seats – Seek Help From Dallas Car Seat Belt Lawyers

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Vandalia, Ohio Justice News Flash – (Press Release) — When you buckle your child into their car seat, you are trusting that the seat will uphold, should a crash occur. The purchase of the product states that you support the company and believe they have created a safe product for your family. Recently, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administrations is advising parents who purchased model numbers 390, 391, 534 and 552 during April 2005 and January 29, 2008 to refrain from using the seats.

During testing conducted by the NHTSA and Evenflo, it was discovered that the seats could possible detach from the base. Evenflo has reported 160 child injuries including a skull fracture, two concussions, cuts, scrapes and bruises and more than 500 injuries to infants have arisen since 1998 on recalled car seat models. Consumers are urged to request a free supplemental dual-hook fastener to guarantee the seat does not separate from the base.

If your child has been injured because of what you believe is a product defect, please contact Eberstein and Witherine, Dallas car seat belt case experts – personal injury lawyers with extreme familiarity with product liability and defective product cases. Eberstein and Witherite will work adamantly to ensure your child’s rights are protected and adequate compensation for injuries caused are granted.

Owners of the affected seats can contact Evenflo toll-free at 1-800-356-2229 between 8am and 5pm ET or visit their website at http://safety.evenflo.com/cs/sc/cssc_RD.phtml

About: Eberstein and Witherine – The Dallas Personal Injury Law Firm of Eberstein and Witherine specialize in: car accidents, seatbelt malfunctions, physical rehabilitation, personal injury, product defects and wrongful death.  For more information visit the attorney profiles.

Justice News Flash – (Press Release)

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