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Dimitrios P. Biller v. Toyota Motor Corporation, et al.
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January 05, 2011
Toyota Wins $2.5M Ruling Against In-House Lawyer
An arbitrator has ruled in favor of Toyota Motor Sales USA Inc. in its breach of contract case against a former in-house attorney who allegedly disclosed confidential information accusing the company of covering up evidence in litigation over rollover accidents.
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April 26, 2010
Ex-Toyota Counsel's Attys Withdraw Over 'Breakdown'
Attorneys representing Toyota Motor Corp.'s former in-house counsel in a suit accusing the car giant of covering up evidence relevant to litigation over rollover accidents have asked a court to withdraw them as counsel, citing a “breakdown” in the attorney-client relationship.
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February 11, 2010
Toyota Loses Bid To Get 'Cover-Up' Docs From Ex-Atty
An arbitrator has denied Toyota Motor Corp.'s bid to force its former in-house counsel to turn over documents that he claims show the car giant covering up evidence relevant to litigation over rollover accidents.
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August 31, 2009
Toyota Fights To Seal Ex-Atty's Cover-Up Claims
Toyota Motor Corp. has launched a bid to seal a former in-house attorney's sweeping set of racketeering allegations accusing the Japanese auto giant of withholding evidence in hundreds of vehicular death and injury suits and subsequently firing him for complaining about the alleged cover-ups.