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Other similar incidents or OSIs can be invaluable, paying off several times more than the investment cost for securing them. LSSLC, LLC has developed a process for finding hard to get OSIs in automotive and other product liability cases. How attorneys use this OSI information varies.
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 The government said it would require all new passenger vehicles to have anti-rollover technology by the 2012 model year.
The Transportation Department said "electronic stability control" -ESC, could prevent between 5,300 and 9,600 deaths annually and up to 238,000 injuries a year once it is fully deployed into the nation's fleet. The technology could help motorists maintain control of their car when swerving to avoid an unexpected object in the middle of the road.
Some safety groups say that the requirements are not stringent enough and failed to push automakers to put advanced systems on their cars or even systems presently available.
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Phasing in during Model Year 2010 and required MY2012, Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 126 requires Electronic Stability Control on any vehicle with Gross Vehicle Weight Rating of 10,000 lb. or less. "Road and Track" is talking about ESC too. 
