The father of a woman thrown from a Nissan Xterra when her seat belt allegedly unlatched due to a defect will likely have information about similar claims at his disposal because a federal district court in South Carolina Aug. 21 compelled Nissan Motor Co. to produce the identities of individuals who filed comparable complaints (Middleton v. Nissan Motor Co., D.S.C., No. 7:10-2529-MGL).
Judge Mary G. Lewis of the U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina reversed Magistrate Judge Jacquelyn D. Austin’s order denying Kent H. Middleton Jr.'s motion to compel Nissan to disclose information regarding defective ...
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