Litigation
Aug. 27, 2013
Crash victim's blood sugar levels were normal, Toyota jury told
The blood sugar level of a diabetic Upland woman who died after driving her Toyota into a tree was within a target range advised by her doctor to prevent disorientation, according to expert testimony Monday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - The blood sugar level of a diabetic Upland woman who died after driving her Toyota into a tree was within a target range advised by her doctor on the morning of the crash, according to expert testimony Monday in California's first unexpected acceleration personal injury trial.
Endocrinologist Rubina Aqeel treated 66-year-old Noriko Uno three times during the month of July 2009. Uno d...
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