Plaintiffs lawyers who have sued General Motors Co. over its ignition switch recalls on Thursday criticized the automaker's internal investigative report as biased and incomplete.
June 05, 2014 at 06:09 PM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
Plaintiffs lawyers who have sued General Motors Co. over its ignition switch recalls on Thursday criticized the automaker’s internal investigative report as biased and incomplete.
The 315-page report, released on Thursday, concluded that GM failed to identify ignition switch defects—which have been linked to 13 deaths—due to incompetence among its employees, not a cover-up by senior executives. GM fired 15 employees and disciplined five others.
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