Ford Motor Co. and a parts supplier prevailed in a product liability case in West Palm Beach federal court against a woman suing on behalf of her incapacitated daughter.
September 16, 2014 at 02:11 PM
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Ford Motor Co. and a parts supplier prevailed in a product liability case in West Palm Beach federal court against a woman suing on behalf of her incapacitated daughter.
In a three-week trial that ended Thursday, a jury found no defect in the design of a seat belt installed in a 2002 Explorer.
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