Clarence Ditlow, 'guardian angel' of auto safety

November 14, 2016 05:00 AM

When Clarence Ditlow initially applied for a lawyer's job at Ralph Nader's Public Interest Research Group in 1971, he was so shy some staffers felt he couldn't be an effective advocate.

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