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Date: 03-06-2007
Case Style: Roland Leo Grenier Sr. v. General Motors and Ford Motor Company
Case Number: Unknown
Judge: Unknown
Court: Superior Court, New Castle County, Delaware
Plaintiff's Attorney: Fred Baron of Baron & Budd, Dallas, Texas
Defendant's Attorney: Unknown
Description:
Roland Leo Grenier Sr. sued General Motors and Ford Motor Company on a products liability theory claiming that the brake and clutch components manufactured and sold by defendants contained asbestos and caused him to develop asbestosis.
Ford and General Motors denied that any products manufactured and sold by them cause Mr. Grenier's illness. They claimed that Grenier's exposure to asbestos in his previous work as a school custodian caused his illness.
Outcome: Plaintiff's verdict for $2 million with a finding that General Motors was 70% liability and Ford 16% liable and other were 2% liable for the harm suffered.
Plaintiff's Experts: Unavailable
Defendant's Experts: Unavailable
Comments: None