The lawsuit that launched more than a thousand others—plus 30 million recalls and $35 million in fines and fees against General Motors—came to an end last week because a special mediator working for GM was able to go beyond a $1 million limit to settle cases involving a faulty ignition switch
March 16, 2015 at 05:40 PM
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The lawsuit that launched more than a thousand others—plus 30 million recalls and $35 million in fines and fees against General Motors—came to an end last week because a special mediator working for GM was able to go beyond a $1 million limit to settle cases involving a faulty ignition switch.
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