From The National Law Journal:
Noriko Uno did everything she could to stop her 2006 Camry. She steered away from oncoming traffic and slammed the brakes. When her foot got stuck under the brake pedal, she engaged the emergency brake.
A verdict in the case could serve as a barometer for the rest of the California cases, and for hundreds of personal injury or wrongful death cases across the United States.
October 01, 2013 at 02:06 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
From The National Law Journal:
Noriko Uno did everything she could to stop her 2006 Camry. She steered away from oncoming traffic and slammed the brakes. When her foot got stuck under the brake pedal, she engaged the emergency brake.
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