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Speaks v. Mazda Motor Corporation et al
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October 13, 2015
Jury Hands Mazda Victory In $7M Seat Belt Defect Suit
Mazda Motor Corp. is off the hook in a woman's $7.3 million lawsuit claiming the company's automatic seat belt design in its 1994 model Protege caused her to suffer organ damage in a crash, a Montana federal jury found Tuesday.
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October 08, 2015
Mazda Urges Judge To Toss Seatbelt Liability Claim
Mazda asked a Montana federal judge Thursday to toss a strict liability claim from a suit claiming the company's automatic seat belt design in its 1994 model Protege caused a woman to suffer organ damage in a crash, saying the claims presented at trial are deep in the preempted zone.
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August 10, 2015
Mazda Must Face Seat Belt Defect Injury Claims
A Montana federal judge on Friday denied Mazda Motor Corp.'s attempt to end a woman's suit claiming the company's automatic seat belt design caused her to suffer organ damage in a crash, rejecting Mazda's argument that her claims are preempted by a U.S. Supreme Court decision.
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May 04, 2015
Mazda Seeks To Toss Alleged Seat Belt Defect Injury Suit
Mazda Motor Corp. told a Montana federal judge on Friday to dismiss an injury suit by a woman claiming that a seat belt design defect in her 1994 Mazda Protege caused her to sustain injuries in a crash, arguing that her experts have offered unreliable testimony.