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Emerson v. Toyota Motor North America, Inc. et al
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December 10, 2014
'Judge Shopping' Gets Toyota Power Door Defect Case Moved
A California federal judge refused Tuesday to keep a putative class action against Toyota Motor North America Inc. over allegedly defective power-door components in his district, saying it appeared plaintiff judge-shopping may have landed him the case.
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June 19, 2014
Toyota Hid Info On Faulty Highlander Power Doors: Suit
Toyota Motor North America Inc. was hit with a putative class action in California federal court Thursday alleging it allowed defective power-door components in its Highlander SUV but denied the problem, causing potentially thousands of buyers to spend nearly $5,000 each to fix the defect.