During opening statements Tuesday in one of the largest class actions against an automaker in 20 years, plaintiffs' attorney Paul Nelson introduced the jury to what he hopes will be Ford Motor Co.'s Achilles' heel. "Here it is," said Nelson, holding up a small, gray box. "This is a Thick Film Ignition module."
May 19, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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During opening statements Tuesday in one of the largest class actions against an automaker in 20 years, plaintiffs’ attorney Paul Nelson introduced the jury to what he hopes will be Ford Motor Co.’s Achilles’ heel.
“Here it is,” said Nelson, holding up a small, gray box. “This is a Thick Film Ignition module.”
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