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A dentist who sued Ford Motor Co. claiming a faulty air bag caused his wife's death, then withdrew the case when Ford proffered evidence of his own culpability, has been hit with a suit himself -- lodged by his former in-laws. Filed in federal court in New Jersey, the wrongful-death suit seeks compensatory and punitive damages and to deny Eric Thomas a share of his wife's estate.
April 03, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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