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Why 'We Could Have Been Killed!' Doesn't Mean You Can Sue

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A couple wanted to sue an auto dealership for a negligent repair they said could have proved fatal. Their claim had no legal basis. Then it took a darker turn.

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Why 'We Could Have Been Killed!' Doesn't Mean You Can Sue

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