9780692559130 - death by rental car: how the houck case changed the law von kelley, ben (3 Ergebnisse)
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Zustand: New. Über den AutorBen Kelley is a nationally known expert on auto safety policy. Called a pioneer in vehicle safety research by the Los Angeles Times, his commentaries have frequently appeared in major newspapers across the .
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - After sisters Raechel and Jacqueline Houck died in a fiery crash while driving a Chrysler PT Cruiser belonging to Enterprise Rent-A-Car, their parents were shocked to learn that the car was under recall at the time for a flawed power steering hose. A small plaintiffs' law firm, Grassini & Wri…nkle, agreed to take their case, filing suit against DaimlerChrysler and Enterprise in June 2005.Death by Rental Car The Houck v. Enterprise Case offers an insider's view of the six-year court battle between the Houcks and the two corporate defendants, who attempted to blame the crash on the sisters.With a foreword by Ralph Nader, this book uncovers the shocking truth about defective rental cars, deadly malfeasance, and the failure of public policy to close loopholes that allow companies to put profits ahead of consumer safety.
