A Miami federal jury said Toyota was partly responsible when a housekeeper was paralyzed after her 4Runner flipped while trying to avoid another vehicle.
February 24, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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A Miami federal jury has awarded $2.45 million to a housekeeper who was paralyzed when her Toyota 4Runner flipped.
A driver turned in front of the 4Runner driven by Ritzy Danely Romero, 35, who tried to switch lanes to avoid a collision in Miami on June 9, 2009. Both sides agreed the sport utility vehicle flipped after a low-speed collision, but they disagreed on whether it turned 1½ or 2½ times.
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