Court Overturns $18 Million Verdict Against Ford

Tuesday, 16 March 2010 04:15
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Yesterday, a court in South Carolina overturned an $18 million verdict against Ford stemming from a fatal 1999 incident involving a Ford Explorer. Their reasoning behind the reversal -- an expert who testified about the vehicle's cruise control system apparently knew nothing about cruise control systems. The accident left the then-17-year-old driver paralyzed and killed one of her passengers when the 1995 Explorer went off an Interstate near Greenville, SC. They claimed at the time that the vehicle began to accelerate suddenly after the driver engaged the cruise control. During the 2006 trial, an electrical engineer testified for the plaintiff....
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