Attention Volkswagen or Audi Owners: You May Be Entitled to Compensation Due to the Recent Recall!

Stark & Stark attorneys are currently seeking owners of Volkswagen or Audi automobiles affected by the recent emissions testing scandal uncovered in recent weeks. Volkswagen executives have admitted to designing cars with 2.0 liter diesel engines that emit lower levels of harmful emissions during mandatory inspections than they do when operating on the road. As a result, these cars must be recalled to address emissions levels that are 10 to 40 times greater than the law allows.

What This Means for You
By fraudulently marketing these cars as “Clean Diesel,” Volkswagen was able to charge consumers premium prices of $1,000 to $6,855 more than the price of gasoline-powered cars. In addition, the engine adjustment required to fix the problem will result in decreased fuel efficiency, poorer performance and a drop in resale value.

If you are the owner or purchaser of a diesel powered Volkswagen or Audi, you may be entitled to compensation. Stark & Stark attorneys have the experience and knowledge to help you recover damages caused by this scandal. For more than 20 years, attorneys at Stark & Stark have successfully represented consumers injured by the deceptive marketing practices of auto manufacturers and other large corporations.

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Affected Automobiles
The Environmental Protection Agency’s mandatory recall affects the seven diesel powered car models pictured below:

Volkswagen Cars Graphic

If you purchased one of the above-mentioned automobiles, you may be entitled to receive compensation for damages caused by Volkswagen’s deceptive marketing and promotion. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Your claim may be barred if you fail to act quickly, so please contact us today at 1-800-53-LEGAL (1-800-535-3425) or VWrecall@stark-stark.com.

Bottled Water Sold at Pennsylvania Stores Recalled Due to Possible E. Coli Contamination

As reported by various local and national news outlets, bottled water sold at several local stores under several different brand names has been recalled due to possible E. Coli contamination. The company, Niagara Bottling, has disclosed that it had a positive indication of E. Coli at one of its spring sources. The water was produced at the company’s Hamburg, PA and Allentown, PA facilities between June 10, 2015 and June 18, 2015. In addition to other stores, the possibly contaminated bottled water was sold at the following local stores:

  • Acme
  • ShopRite
  • Wegman’s
  • 7-11

If you recently purchased bottle water from any of these stores, check the product code stamped on the bottles. The potentially contaminated water will have codes that begin with letter “A” or “F” and will have dates between June 10, 2015 and June 18, 2015. We recommend you discard and do not drink the affected water.

E. Coli is a type of bacteria that comes from human or animal waste. It can cause food poisoning symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea and, in some at-risk populations like young children and the elderly, can cause life-threatening kidney failure. To date, there have not been any reported illnesses from this bottled water.

If you have any questions concerning this recall, are not sure whether water you purchased may be subject to the recall, or if you believe you may have suffered an illness as a result of drinking the affected water, you may contact Stark & Stark for free information.

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