Chris Glover of Beasley Allen, Atlanta (Courtesy photo)
Lacee Dial was killed Sept. 15, 2012. She was 17 and a high school senior. The lawsuit said that, after the axle fell apart, her 4Runner rolled over and hit a utility pole and that she was trapped for approximately two hours in the vehicle before she died.
June 01, 2018 at 03:19 PM
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The family of a teen killed when the rear axle on their 1999 Toyota 4Runner broke won a $12 million verdict in South Carolina Thursday.
Lacee Dial was killed Sept. 15, 2012. She was 17 and a high school senior. The lawsuit claimed that, after the axle fell apart, her 4Runner rolled over and hit a utility pole and that she was trapped for approximately two hours in the vehicle before she died from her injuries.
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