GM judge says concealing switch defect would have been fraud

General Motors Co. customers who sued the automaker over fallen car prices might have a stronger case if they could prove company executives defrauded the court about a faulty ignition switch when testifying during its 2009 bankruptcy, a judge said.

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GM judge says concealing switch defect would have been fraud

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