MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. – A man takes his car for an oil change and gets sued – after his car was involved in a deadly accident killing a worker while at the dealership.
On March 13, 2020, the customer took his car to the Rochester Hills Chrysler Jeep Dodge dealership and a young 19-year-old mechanic attempted to change the oil. But something terrible happened.
“He starts the car, removes his foot from the clutch, and you know what happens? The Jeep jumps and kills my client,” said attorney David Femminineo.
The vehicle hit and killed employee Jeffrey Hawkins, a married 42-year-old, father of four, and a lifelong mechanic.
“He was an excellent man,” Femminineo said. “The 2-year-old who was about 1 at the time of the accident, the time of the death, he’ll never know his father.”
Mr. Hawkins died instantly in the accident.
FOX 2: “Did the 19-year-old know how to drive a stick?”
“He didn’t know how to drive a stick, and he had no license,” the attorney said.
FOX 2: “Why did the dealership hire him?”
“That’s what I’d like to know,” Femminineo said.
But hold on one minute –
FOX 2: “You must be suing the dealership?”
“We can’t because of a legal standard that is involved,” the lawyer said.
Jeff Hawkins died in the tragic accident.
That’s because the accident happened at work and involved two employees and you can’t sue the boss in that situation.
But attorney David Femminineo claims that the person responsible is the owner of the car.
FOX 2: “You’re suing the owner of the car who’s getting his oil changed who did nothing in this case?”
“I have to do that,” Femminineo said.
That’s the law. FOX 2 reached out to the car owner’s attorney – but he had no comment on pending litigation, other than to say he’s going to fight this case in a trial at the end of May.
“When you hand your car over to anybody including the valet or the person at the service desk at your local dealership, you better be able to trust that person,” the attorney said.
Meanwhile,
Florida Ford GT Owner Crashes Because He’s “Unfamiliar” With Manual Transmission
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The car was not registered or insured when the crash occurred. The listed VIN indicates that the car was purchased at a Barrett-Jackson auction in Palm Beach for $704,000 in early April, about the going price for a 2006 Heritage Edition GT. That would make replacement a very expensive endeavor.
Guarini was issued a citation for driving with a suspended license and a warning for operating an unregistered vehicle.
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