Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Supreme Court wrestled Wednesday over whether to allow a plaintiff to sue Mazda Motor Corp. in a California court for the death of his wife, but Justice Elena Kagan's recusal from the case could prove pivotal in upholding a ruling that blocked the lawsuit.
The solicitor general's office backed the plaintiff's contention that federal safety laws do not trump Californ...
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