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Bryan Mizenko v. Ford Motor Company
Date: 04-29-2012
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Court: District Court, Cascade County, Montana
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Description:
Bryan Mizenko sued Ford Motor Company, Firestone Tire Company and Pete's Auto of Great Falls on a products liability theory claiming that he suffered a paralyzing spinal cord injury as a direct result of a car wreck that occurred on Labor Day weekend in 2003 when when the left rear Firestone on the Ford Bronco failed.
Ford claimed that the tire failed because it was 14 years old and been damaged and repaired improperly. Ford also claimed that the 2003 Bronco was equipped with four different sizes of tires and equipped with off brand shocks.
Ford claimed that the tire failed because it was 14 years old and been damaged and repaired improperly. Ford also claimed that the 2003 Bronco was equipped with four different sizes of tires and equipped with off brand shocks.
Outcome:
Plaintiff's verdict on the issue of liability. Firestone and Pete's Auto settled before trial for undisclosed sums.
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About This Case
What was the outcome of Bryan Mizenko v. Ford Motor Company?
The outcome was: Plaintiff's verdict on the issue of liability. Firestone and Pete's Auto settled before trial for undisclosed sums.
Which court heard Bryan Mizenko v. Ford Motor Company?
This case was heard in District Court, Cascade County, Montana, MT.
When was Bryan Mizenko v. Ford Motor Company decided?
This case was decided on April 29, 2012.