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SUV Case Will Keep Haunting Automakers
Automakers' pleas went unanswered Wednesday as the California Supreme Court refused to review or de-publish a ruling that leaves Ford Motor Co. on the hook for $82.6 million in damages and will probably expose the auto industry to greater liability for defective vehicles. The automobile industry has had its eyes on the case since June 2004, when San Diego jurors awarded Benetta Buell-Wilson more than $368 million in damages after she was paralyzed when her Ford Explorer rolled over on an interstate.FTC, Consumer Actions Shape Advertising and Marketing Landscape
Marc S. Roth, a partner at Manatt Phelps & Phillips, and Edward Kabak, general counsel of the Promotion Marketing Association, review recent legal developments, including several cases brought by the FTC against companies alleged to have made unsubstantiated health claims and violated their stated privacy policies, and consumer class actions and cases initiated by competitors and self-regulatory bodies involving social media, cosmetic advertising, and "natural" claims.Daily Decision Alert: Vol. 7, No. 188 -- September 29, 1999
Relocating now more attractive than rebuilding
If a major hurricane hits South Florida this storm season, the area could be littered with thousands of half-destroyed homes for years to come.US auto industry off to a solid start in January
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Ex-Home Depot CEO fights to stem losses at Chrysler
Late last Aug. 5, the Sunday after New York buyout firm Cerberus Capital Management LP bought Chrysler LLC, the automaker's public relations team was huddled at headquarters in Auburn Hills, Mich. First on the list was rewriting speeches to introduce the new top brass. For chief executive officer, they inserted the name of Robert Nardelli, who had been a Cerberus consultant since Home Depot Inc.No deal: buyers will see fewer discounts for cars
DETROIT AP - For years, Americans shopping for cars were treated to all sorts of deals and incentives, especially at the end of summer. Think Cash for Clunkers, which paid up to $4,500, or promotions that offered employee discounts to everyone.Those days are over.Deals are getting more scarce because automakers, newly lean and profitable, are holding the line on those profit-eating promotions.Class Action Claims Design Defect Makes Kia Sorento's Engine Fail
A putative class action in federal court in Newark alleges that a design defect in Kia Sorento sport-utility vehicles causes sudden engine failure.Trending Stories
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