Was there an unforeseen medical emergency when a FedEx driver struck a bus full of students in Northern California in 2014, killing nine and injuring 36? Or was this simply a case of distracted driving involving a cellphone?
A Los Angeles County jury is slated to be selected starting Wednesday to decide the possibly weekslong liability case unless last-minute settlement talks bear fruit.
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