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Mercedes-Benz’s Anti-Whiplash Headrests at Center of Putative Class Action Lawsuit

September 4, 2019/in In the News /by kttlawdev

September 4, 2019

Benjamin Widlanksi and a team of Florida attorneys have launched a putative class action lawsuit against Mercedes-Benz USA LLC, claiming there’s a dangerous defect in hundreds of thousands of cars.

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Mercedes-Benz’s Anti-Whiplash Headrests at Center of Putative Class Action Lawsuit

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