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Parents of woman who died in Cobalt crash claim GM concealed evidence – The Detroit News By Melissa Burden An attorney said Monday he hopes to depose GM CEO Mary Barra in the new suit, plus Jim Federico, GM’s recently
Parents of woman killed in crash want GM settlement rescinded, claim fraud – Detroit Free Press By Chris Woodyard and Nathan Bomey Attorneys Lance Cooper and Jere Beasley say the admission by GM CEO Mary Barra that one of the engineers
GM recall crash victim’s family claims company lied – In Auto News Ken and Beth Melton, parents to Brooke Melton, 29, who died in March 2010 after her 2005 Cobalt experienced a problem with the defective switch and collided with
News Release Melton Family Refiles Lawsuit Against GM May 12, 2014 ATLANTA, GEORGIA (May 12, 2014) Ken and Beth Melton, parents of a 29-year-old Georgia woman who died in a 2010 crash linked to an ignition switch defect, have re-filed
Daughter’s death sparked GM ignition recall; Parents suing again By Jim Strickland
Lawyers: GM Seeks Bankruptcy Shield from Lawsuit – The Daily Report Lawyers for a Georgia family that is trying to reopen a wrongful death lawsuit against General Motors say the company is trying to move the case to federal court
Lawyer Seeks to Reopen Suit Central to GM Ignition-Switch Recall – Wall Street Journal By Jeff Bennett Read the full story here.
GM crash victim’s family files new lawsuit, claims company lied – Rueters By Terry Baynes “The Meltons would not have settled their case if they had known of the perjury and concealment of critical evidence,” said the couple’s attorney, Lance
Melton Family Charges GM with Fraud; Asks for Sanctions – Safety Research and Strategies Inc. The parents of Brooke Melton, who died in March 2010 crash caused by a well-known ignition switch defect, returned to a Georgia state court, charging
Parents sue GM again in daughter’s death – Atlanta Journal Constitution By Bill Rankin “The Meltons would not have settled their case if they had known of the perjury and concealment of critical evidence,” their lawyer, Lance Cooper, said in
GM hit with another lawsuit over ignition switches – CNBC By Phil LeBeau “The Meltons would not have settled their case if they had known of the perjury and concealment of critical evidence,” Cooper said. “It is now apparent that GM’s
Family of Ga. woman refiling lawsuit against GM – 11 Alive By Chris Woodyard Attorneys Lance Cooper and Jere Beasley say that the admission by GM CEO Mary Barra that one of the engineers in the case may have lied
