Litigation
Dec. 12, 2011
Jury finds in Nissan's favor in dealer loan case
An Orange County jury found Thursday that a once-successful car dealer who complained he was unfairly dumped by Nissan as the economy collapsed instead must pay the Japanese auto giant $40 million
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA ANA - An Orange County jury found Thursday that a once-successful car dealer who complained he was unfairly dumped by Nissan as the economy collapsed instead must pay the Japanese auto giant $40 million.
Jurors voted 11-1 that Newport Beach dealer Michael A. Kahn and his Superior Automotive Group owed the money to Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp. from a series of loans Kahn used to purchase ...
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