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Claims that DaimlerChrysler's Gen-3 seat belt sometimes opens when it is most needed have gained momentum in Texas, where a new suit alleges that six of seven belts were inadvertently opened during a fatal 2002 rollover accident. The plaintiffs are represented by William R. "Billie" Edwards III, who won a $6.7 million judgment in a similar suit alleging that the belt unlatched during a minivan rollover.
March 25, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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