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Meet
Cooper Tire's
"Public Enemy Number One"
Attorney Bruce Kaster's recent settlement
with Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. marks the latest in a
series of successful lawsuits against major tire
manufacturers. Cooper Tire was sanctioned for shredding
documents by Federal District Court Judge George
Howard. This was the first time that a major tire
company has been caught destroying documents in legal
proceedings.
Bruce Kaster has
pursued personal injury litigation against major
domestic and foreign corporations on behalf of clients
injured by defective products, including cases against
Bridgestone, Firestone, Cooper Tire, Uniroyal,
Goodyear, Ford, General Motors, Honda, Mitsubishi,
Michelin, BF Goodrich, Kelly-Springfield, General Tire,
Denman Tire, Pirelli-Armstrong, Kumho, The Budd
Company, Hayes Wheels and other manufacturers. Mr.
Kaster is nationally recognized for his expertise in
tire-related vehicular accidents. He has been featured
in The Wall Street Journal where he was characterized
as "public enemy number one" of the tire industry and
the nation's foremost authority on tires and their
defects. He has also been featured in The New York
Times, The St. Petersburg Times, The Associated Press and
Bloomberg. He has appeared on American and Canadian
television on CNN, Dateline, ABC News, CBS News, NBC
News and CBC's The Fifth Estate. He has often been
quoted in USA Today, The Washington Post, The Los
Angeles Times, The New York Times,
The
Wall Street Journal, and numerous other newspapers
and news magazines including extensive in-depth
interviews in Esquire Magazine and
The Detroit News and Free Press.
If you are an attorney handling a tire accident lawsuit
and have questions about tire defects, tread
separations or blowouts, contact Bruce Kaster at (352)
622-1600 or send e-mail to
[email protected].
For more information, please visit our
homepage at
Cooper-Tire-Failures.com.
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