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CHRISTIAN et al v. FORD MOTOR COMPANY
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March 06, 2024
Ford Settles Georgia Auto Crash Death Suit Days Before Trial
Ford Motor Co. has reached a settlement less than a week before a jury trial was set to begin in a suit alleging it was liable for a rollover crash that killed a teenage motorist, the parties told a Georgia federal judge Wednesday.
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December 20, 2023
Ford Denied Quick Win In Georgia Auto Crash Death Suit
Ford must go to trial on claims it is liable for a rollover crash which killed a teenage motorist, a Georgia federal judge ruled on Wednesday, rejecting the automaker's argument it had no duty to warn about the dangers of driving on old tires because "it is not a tire manufacturer."
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July 10, 2023
Ford Wants Out Of Georgia Auto Crash Death Suit
Ford Motor Co. has urged a Georgia federal judge to rule in its favor in a suit alleging a defect in its Sport Trac vehicle caused a rollover crash that killed a teenage driver, arguing a state deadline for design defect claims lapsed before the suit was filed and can't be overcome.
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November 10, 2022
Ford Can't Toss Refiled Georgia Auto Crash Death Suit
A Georgia federal judge won't let Ford Motor Co. out of a suit alleging a defect in its Sport Trac vehicle caused a rollover crash that killed a teenage driver, saying a summary judgment against another defendant in the voluntarily dismissed state court case doesn't warrant dismissal of this one.