The case is the first of the consolidated sudden-acceleration lawsuits claiming personal injury against Toyota set for trial. It was brought by the family of Paul Van Alfen, a 66-year-old Utah resident who was killed three years ago while driving a 2008 Camry.
January 18, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A sudden-acceleration case against Toyota Motor Corp. is headed for settlement, a turn of events that would call off a bellwether trial against the automaker scheduled for next month.
The case is the first of the consolidated sudden-acceleration lawsuits claiming personal injury against Toyota set for trial. It was brought by the family of Paul Van Alfen, a 66-year-old Utah resident who was killed three years ago while driving a 2008 Camry.
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