"This case highlights DTNA’s failure to increase cab strength for nearly 30 years despite the knowledge that rollovers represent the single most harmful event for truck drivers," the plaintiff's attorney said.
September 11, 2024 at 10:35 AM
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An Alabama jury has awarded $160 million to a man who fractured his neck due to the allegedly defective design of a heavy-duty truck that left him with incomplete quadriplegia following a rollover collision.
A jury from the Clarke County, Alabama, Circuit Court issued the verdict Sept. 9 awarding compensatory and punitive damages to plaintiff Leonard Wiley Street following a two-week trial. The case is Street v. Daimler Trucks North America; Western Star Truck Sales.
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