General Motors and its lawyers obstructed justice in shielding documents related to fuel-fed fires in its vehicles, but did not suborn perjury, a Fulton judge ruled. The ruling Tuesday stems from allegations the automaker and its lawyers committed various crime and frauds in concealing the existence and contents of a 1973 engineer's report. Brogdon wrote that he found no evidence that GM, its in-house lawyers or outside counsel caused or influenced the engineer to lie at deposition.
September 09, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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General Motors and its lawyers obstructed justice in shielding documentsrelated to fuel-fed fires in its vehicles, but did not suborn perjury, aFulton judge ruled.
The ruling Tuesday by Fulton State Court Judge M. Gino Brogdon stemsfrom allegations the automaker and its lawyers committed various crimesand frauds in concealing the existence and contents of a 1973 engineer’sreport.
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