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Burnett v. Robert Bosch LLC, USA et al
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8:14-cv-01361
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November 05, 2014
Bosch Can't Escape Spark Plug False Advertising Suit
A Florida federal judge on Wednesday denied Robert Bosch LLC's bid to dismiss a suit claiming it falsely marketed its spark plugs as having platinum-center electrodes, saying it was too early to rule on the auto parts supplier's argument that the suit lacks standing or that it didn't breach any warranties.
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October 08, 2014
Spark Plug Buyers Slam Bosch's Bid To Exit False Ad Row
A putative class on Tuesday urged a Florida federal court to reject Robert Bosch LLC's bid to toss a suit alleging it improperly marketed its spark plugs as containing a platinum center electrode, arguing that the unsolicited $500 payment Bosch made to the lead plaintiff doesn't satisfy the claims of the suit.
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August 06, 2014
Bosch Seeks Dismissal Of Spark Plug False Ad Suit
Robert Bosch LLC urged a Florida federal judge on Monday to toss a putative class action accusing the company of falsely marketing its spark plugs as having a platinum center electrode, arguing the suit fails because, among other reasons, Bosch already made a voluntary $500 payment to the lead plaintiff to satisfy his claims.