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Irene Corson et al v. Toyota Motor Sales USA Inc et al
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June 26, 2015
Toyota Settles Power Steering Defect Suit With 800K Drivers
Toyota Motor Sales USA Inc. has reached a settlement with more than 800,000 drivers in a proposed class action suit in California federal court alleging that defects in the power steering systems of some Corollas caused them to drift out control.
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February 06, 2015
Toyota Blasts Cert. Bid In Power Steering Defect Dispute
Toyota Motor Corp. argued Thursday that plaintiffs claiming some of its Corolla vehicles bore an electric power steering system defect should not be allowed to win class certification, saying they have not shown any proof that those vehicles shared any common defect.
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July 18, 2013
Toyota Can't Put The Brakes On Steering Defect Suit
A California federal judge refused Thursday to dismiss class action claims accusing Toyota Motor Corp. of breaking state laws over competition and consumer protection with an electric power steering system defect in the 2009 and 2010 models of its Corolla and Matrix vehicles.
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April 25, 2013
Toyota Escapes Most Claims In Steering Defect Suit
A California federal judge on Wednesday trimmed most claims from a proposed class action accusing Toyota Motor Corp. of hiding dangerous steering defects in two of its car models, saying the allegations were too vague but leaving the door open for a revised suit.