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Ford Stock Tumbles After $1.7 Billion Verdict in Fatal Rollover Case

by Edinburg Post Report
August 22, 2022
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Ford Motor Co.’s shares slid about 6% in morning trading Monday, following news of a $1.7 billion jury verdict involving a fatal rollover accident in one of its older-model heavy-duty trucks.

A jury in Georgia on Friday reached the verdict after a three-week trial, determining punitive damages should be imposed on Ford for selling 5.2 million Super Duty trucks that the plaintiffs’ lawyers argued had dangerously weak roofs vulnerable to collapsing in a rollover crash.

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