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Consumer-Friendly Language in National Highway Traffic Safety Regulation

By Robert Kraft

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Lawyers USA reported that the American Association for Justice "praised language in a new regulation published by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that departs from the stance on federal preemption of state law asserted under the Bush administration." While "NHTSA noted that express or implied preemption of state laws exists in limited circumstances under federal law and under Supreme Court precedent, it went on to state that it does 'not currently foresee any potential state r read more

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