About 30,000 Razor Dirt Quad's have been recalled. The Razor Dirt Quad is an electric powered ride-on vehicle. The control module for the throttle can fail and cause the vehicle to unexpectedly surge forward, posing a risk for injury. The recall affects product ID numbers beginning with 103110-01 or 103110-02.

If you have one of these products, stop using it immediately and contact Razor for a free replacement controller. Call them Toll Free 800-813-3155 or visit www.razor.com/recall.

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Cellino & Barnes Personal Injury Jeffrey C. Sendziak

Our client, a 43-year-old woman, suffered injuries after the vehicle she was riding in, was rear-ended by a bus.

As a result of the auto accident, our client suffered neck and back injuries, which required surgical intervention.

After the insurance company made numerous low settlement offers, our firm proceeded to trial. We hired a life care planner and an economic expert to testify at trial, as we were determined to get the best result possible for our client. We were able to secure a $1.45 million settlement.

"By being patient and taking this case to trial, our client received the compensation she deserved," stated Ross Cellino. "Jeff Sendziak did an outstanding job for his client."

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Cellino & Barnes Trial Attorney Richard P. Amico.

A 39-year-old business owner was struck from behind by a vehicle while on his way to a service call.

As a result of the auto accident, our client suffered multiple disc herniations to his neck and back. As a result, he underwent numerous injections and received hundreds of chiropractic and massage therapy treatments.

Despite his disability, our client did not miss any time from work. He did have to hire another technician to perform the manual labor portion of his job. Our client also had to take out a second mortgage on his home just to keep his business afloat.

A Monroe County jury deliberated for five hours before awarding our client: $80,000 in past pain and suffering; $150,000 in past wage loss; $360,000 in future pain and suffering and $720,000 in future wage loss. The total verdict was $1,310,000.

"Rich Amico did an outstanding job for our client", stated Ross Cellino. "His experience as a trial attorney was a key factor why our client received this substantial award."

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