Landmarks in American Automotive Law: Legal Experts Examine 25 Influential Cases

This work explores the landmark legal cases that have shaped the modern automotive industry, including a wide range of pivotal issues, from product liability and antitrust to corporate governance and employment law.

Among the cases presented by legal experts are MacPherson v. Buick, which established the principle of product liability without the need for contractual privity, and the infamous Ford Pinto litigation, which highlighted corporate negligence and product liability. The book also ...