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Terrill v. Electrolux Home Products, Inc.
Case Number:
1:08-cv-00030
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September 25, 2017
Electrolux Washer Mold Suit Paused As Parties Settle
A Georgia federal judge on Monday agreed to pause a proposed class action as the parties prepare a settlement that would end accusations that Electrolux Home Products Inc. sells Frigidaire washing machines that collect standing water.
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September 21, 2016
Electrolux Fights Class Cert. Bid After 11th Circ. Remand
Electrolux Home Products Inc. urged a Georgia federal judge on Wednesday to deny class certification to Texas and California buyers of Frigidaire washing machines whose door gaskets allegedly trapped water and cultivated mold, saying the plaintiffs are still short on evidence after the Eleventh Circuit stripped them of their original certification.
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October 11, 2013
Cert. Granted In Defective Frigidaire Washing Machine Row
A Georgia federal judge on Friday granted class certification to consumers in California and Texas who bought allegedly faulty Frigidaire washing machines that collect standing water, holding that class treatment is superior to other available methods for a fair and efficient resolution.
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July 14, 2011
Plaintiffs Seek Cert. In Defective Washing Machine Suit
A pair of consumers who bought allegedly faulty Frigidaire washing machines that collect standing water moved for class certification Wednesday in Georgia federal court, arguing their suit met the criteria necessary to warrant the status.