Tesla Tells Texas Court It Has No Duty to Warn Owners of Defects

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01/10/2025
Tesla Tells Texas Court It Has No Duty to Warn Owners of Defects

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A Tesla owner is suing the automaker over injuries sustained inappropriately fiery crash, but Tesla is denying responsibility. On December 9, 2023, Susmita Maddi was riding in a 2023 Tesla Model Y driven by her husband, Venkateswara Pasumarti. He had a medical emergency and crashed into a utility ...

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