Mr. Feinberg was also responsible for designing and administering the GM ignition switch fund.
And GM is more than happy to have it all wrapped up.
No new deaths have been approved as of the most recent update.
Last week, the fund approved three new injury claims and no new death claims.
Only a few hundred claims remain.
The deadline to apply for compensation from General Motors over the faulty ignition switch has passed.
So far, 125 death and injury claims have been fulfilled.
Additionally, nine newly approved injury claims bring the tally up to 67.
To date, 42 death claims have been approved.
That’s 100 out of 2,326 claims filed to date.
42 fatalities have been deemed eligible for compensation.
Two more death claims have been approved by GM’s compensation fund, bringing the current total to 38.
Those affected by the faulty ignition switch now have until Jan. 31 to file their compensation claim.
Quarterly filings point to additional deaths and injuries.
47 deaths and 614 injuries may be linked to vehicles GM recalled for ignition switch problems.
Up 1 from a week ago.
1,517 claims linked to faulty ignition switch have been filed so far.
Kenneth Feinberg has issued a report that shows 52 claims have been deemed eligible for compensation, including the 27 deaths and 25 injuries.
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