CHRYSLER AND GM BANKRUPTCIES: WIPING OUT THE

RIGHTS OF CATASTROPHICALLY-INJURED VICTIMS

WHAT IT MEANS FOR CONSUMERS

According to the Chrysler bankruptcy plan, families driving any Chrysler now on the road (more than 10 million vehicles), whose occupants are severely injured in a collision or otherwise because the car was not made safely, will have no recourse against the company. The GM bankruptcy proposes the same thing (more than 30 million vehicles).*

 

 

MEDIA ADVISORY

CHRYSLER VICTIMS APPEAL TO NEW CHRYSLER CEO, SEEK MEETING

--Victims from 3 States Schedule News Conference Monday at Chrysler's Headquarters Prior to Board of Directors Meeting; Victims Will Attempt to Hand-Deliver a Letter to Chrysler/Fiat CEO  Board of Director, Sergio Marchionne and newly formed Board of Directors, seeking a meeting--

WHO:  Christina and Brian Catalano of St. Clair Shores, MI, whose mother was killed by a runaway Chrysler minivan; Jeremy Warriner of  Indianapolis, IN, whose legs were so badly burned by a fire in a Chrysler vehicle that they had to be amputated; and Patrick James of Knoxville, TN, whose daughter was killed in a Chrysler van that flipped over. A representative from the Center for Justice and Democracy. More family members, friends and supporters.