The latest instance with GM, where 120-plus people were killed by a defective ignition switch, known to the company for years before it was disclosed.
Richard Blumenthal: “The latest instance with GM, where 120-plus people were killed by a defective ignition switch, known to the company for…”
On the recordOctober 7, 2015
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Blumenthal highlights the tragic consequences of delayed disclosure by GM.
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