Lawsuit filed against General Motors and Everett Maxey

In addition to the unsafe vehicle, there is also the issue of negligent vehicle maintenance.

Tires with deeper tread should be placed on the rear of a vehicle to provide better hydroplaning resistance and give better grip on wet roads.

Four (4) days before this rollover wreck, our clients took their vehicle to the Everett Maxey dealership for an oil change, brake inspection, multi-point vehicle inspection, and tire rotation in preparation for an upcoming road trip.

The rotation was not done because the technician stated “no rotation needed, best tires already on front.”

However, several days later while driving in the rain, the tires lost traction with the roadway surface and the vehicle began to roll.

The driver of the Silverado was not exceeding the speed limit and there is no evidence that he was engaging in unsafe behavior at the time of the crash.

As result of the collision, both of our clients sustained severe spinal injuries and the driver is now a paraplegic.

If you have been injured because someone else did not do the right thing, please call us and let us see what we can do to help you.

Our phone number is (479) 621-0006 and we will take the time to talk to you personally.