A California jury says Yamaha is not liable for injuries a man suffered when he crashed in one of the company's off-road vehicles. The case was the first to go to trial among more than 170 lawsuits filed in California over the company's Rhino brand of vehicles. The plaintiff argued that defects in his 2005 Rhino 660 caused it to roll, fracturing two bones in one leg.
July 30, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A California jury says Yamaha Motor Corp. USA is not liable for injuries a man suffered when he crashed in one of the company’s off-road vehicles.
The case was the first to go to trial among more than 170 lawsuits filed in California over the company’s Rhino brand of vehicles. The cases are all being heard in Orange County Superior Court.
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