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Lax et al v. Toyota Motor Corporation et al
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August 15, 2014
Toyota Loses Bid To Transfer Engine-Defect Class Action
A California federal judge on Thursday refused to transfer a proposed consolidated class action accusing Toyota Motor Corp. of hiding from customers an engine defect that allegedly causes cars to use excessive amounts of oil, finding a legitimate connection to his district.
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July 22, 2014
Toyota Asks Judge To Transfer Calif. Engine Row
Toyota Motor Co. on Monday slammed a putative class’ attempt to block its bid to transfer to a different district a consolidated action accusing the auto giant of concealing an engine oil consumption defect, telling a California federal judge the plaintiffs are improperly accusing it of “reverse forum shopping.”
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July 18, 2014
Class Slams Toyota's Delay Of Counsel Bid In Engine Row
A California federal judge was urged on Thursday to appoint interim class counsel in a consolidated action accusing Toyota Motor Corp. of concealing an oil consumption defect in its engines, saying Toyota is attempting to delay the ruling because it wants the judge to first rule on its "improper" bid to transfer the suit.
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April 01, 2014
Toyota Hid, Refused To Fix Oil-Guzzling Engines, Suit Says
Toyota Motor Corp. was accused Monday of concealing that engines in some of its most popular models were disposed to rapidly burn through oil just as their warranties expired, forcing consumers to spend thousands of dollars on repairs, according to a proposed class action filed in California federal court.