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The family of 5-year-old Brian Phillips sued Ford Motor Co. when Brian was killed after the air bag broke his neck in an auto accident. The Phillips case seems designed to elicit a jury's sympathy, but the family lost at trial. In fact, in the past 14 months, the only four air bag cases to be tried have resulted in defense wins, indicating that automakers are making wise choices about when to litigate.
July 13, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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