Former Toyota counsel Dimitrios Biller on his knowledge of potential fraud on acceleration issue

Former Toyota lawyer and in house counsel Dimitrios Biller  joins Scott Drake on Speaking of Justice to outline the explosive revelations he shared with Congressional committee’s regarding Toyota’s alleged cover up of it’s sudden acceleration problems in their cars. This interview, direct with one of Toyota’s key insiders looks at how he was paid in his own words, “Hush Money” to keep quiet about the information he had on what appears to be a long standing problem with Toyota vehicles, sudden acceleration and car crashes. Dimitrios Biller, Former Toyota counsel

While Mr. Biller has been on Fox, CNN and other major channels today, I think you will find our exclusive interview with him to be one of the most intriguing looks at this major news story from a legal perspective. This is an interview that pulls no punches, looks at Toyota’s culture and management and raises troubling questions about how they have managed this problem internally from a legal standpoint.

If you are a lawyer handling Toyota crash claims, a journalist covering the Toyota sudden acceleration story or just a consumer who owns a Toyota and wants to know what is going on, you owe it to yourself to watch this exclusive interview on the Toyota sudden acceleration case, the alleged cover up and what comes next for this whistleblower who will certainly be under intense scrutiny regarding his claims, evidence and allegations against one of the worlds largest and most powerful corporations.

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Comments

[Boston Toyota Dealer]

While I am sure that the opinion of a toyota dealer will be viewed with total bias, I can say having grown up in a dealership operating for over forty years, that I have seen it all. I agree that Toyota mishandled this from every possible angle. They did EVERYTHING completely wrong. I can also say that as a dealer that writes 200 repair orders a day, 7 days a week, that we have never seen a single case of vehicle suffering from the alleged unintended acceleration.

It is also clear that whether or not this particular issue has merit, that Toyota has been far more concerned with growth than quality and keeping to their mantra of Kaizen. They are failing on so many fronts it is likely, IMHO, that they will soon have much in common with General Motors.