In the first application of a 2-year-old state law, a woman who was burned in the crash of her boyfriend's Ford F-150 pickup truck is in line for a tenth of a jury award.
July 03, 2013 at 06:20 AM
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In years past, a $4.3 million jury award to a Jacksonville burn victim would have gone to her in full.
But a law passed in 2011 that allows automakers to introduce evidence of human error in defective product liability cases reduced the award in a Duval Circuit Court case to one-tenth of the total.
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