Dimitrios Biller, a troubled and persistent lawyer who oversaw rollover litigation at Toyota from 2003 to 2007, grabbed the spotlight this fall when he leveled allegations that Toyota was hiding crash safety data in rollover cases. He hand-delivered four boxes of supposedly incriminating evidence to a Texas courthouse, which had the documents scanned. But a spokesman for plaintiffs lawyer E. Todd Tracy says he didn't find "a shred of evidence" among the 9,000 documents in those boxes to support Biller's whistleblower claims.
December 28, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Dimitrios Biller wasn’t bearing gifts when he lugged four boxes of documents to Texas that he said would prove that Toyota hid evidence in hundreds of accident cases.
A spokesman for plaintiffs lawyer E. Todd Tracy said he didn’t find “a shred of evidence” among the 9,000 documents contained in those boxes to support the ex-Toyota lawyer’s whistleblower claims. Tracy was hoping to use the documents to reopen 17 accident injury cases against Toyota.
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