Law360, New York ( October 18, 2016, 5:02 PM EDT) -- A federal district court judge in New York City's Southern District, applying Virginia law, recently invoked the concept of a manufacturer's "post-sale duty to warn" to hold an automobile company potentially liable for failing to warn about an alleged defect in a car that it technically did not even manufacture. The ruling came in the context of the General Motors Ignition Switch multidistrict litigation (14-MD-2543)....
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