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A U.S. appeals court overturned a $10.5 million verdict against CRC Industries, ruling it wasn’t liable for a 2019 crash that killed Cynthia McDougall.
A U.S. appeals court has overturned a $10.5 million verdict against CRC Industries, ruling the company was not liable for a 2019 Minnesota crash that killed Cynthia McDougall.
The 8th Circuit found the plaintiff’s attorneys failed to provide sufficient evidence that the aerosol duster was unreasonably dangerous or that a safer design could have prevented the tragedy.
The decision vacates a 2024 jury finding that CRC was 22.5% responsible, with the driver, Kyle Alexander Neumiller, who inhaled the product before crashing and later pleaded guilty to criminal vehicular homicide, bearing 77.5% of the blame.
The court ordered a judgment in favor of CRC, emphasizing the high burden of proof in product liability cases.
Un tribunal de apelaciones de los Estados Unidos anuló un veredicto de 10,5 millones de dólares contra CRC Industries, dictaminando que no era responsable de un accidente de 2019 que mató a Cynthia McDougall.