Toyota injury cases, which progressed in state courts before the automaker's recall generated class-action litigation, might offer guidance on discovery that could help others.
May 05, 2010 at 02:30 AM
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Toyota Motor’s legal problems aren’t limited to the federal multi-district litigation over unintended acceleration of its vehicles. Scores of lawsuits are working their way through state courts across the nation, and some of them could pave the road for the MDL.
The first hearing in the MDL won’t take place until later this month, but some lawyers with cases pending in state courts already have begun deposing Toyota executives.
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