Warriner v. DC MARSHALL JEEP
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BAKER, Judge.
In May 2009, Chrysler LLC, an American automobile icon with a worldwide annual production of approximately 2 million vehicles, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Chrysler then emerged from bankruptcy as a new corporation. As a result, Jeremy Warriner acknowledges that his product liability claim filed in 2005 against Chrysler was discharged. Warri-ner had both his legs amputated following an accident that caused his Jeep Wrangler made by Chrysler to roll and catch fire. Unable to continue his suit against the manufacturer, Warriner sued the dealership that leased…
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