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COX et al v. CHRYSLER GROUP, LLC
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October 28, 2019
Jeep Drivers Want $350K Atty Fee In Leaky Sunroof Deal
Fiat Chrysler drivers who suffered from leaky sunroofs want a $350,000 attorney fee award for Keefe Law Firm, Poulos LoPiccolo PC and the Law Offices of Peter C. Lucas LLC in a settlement of their proposed class action that would require the automaker to inform consumers about how to avoid the problem, according to a motion filed Friday in New Jersey federal court.
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March 08, 2018
Fiat Chrysler Aims To Keep Expert In Jeep Leaky Sunroof Suit
Fiat Chrysler on Thursday fought to preserve expert testimony in a New Jersey putative class action over leaky sunroofs in certain Jeep models, saying it gets to the heart of the consumers' claim the company failed to warn them about steps they needed to take to prevent leaks.
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March 30, 2017
Chrysler Can't Shake Rest Of Jeep's Leaky Sunroof Suit
A New Jersey federal judge on Thursday refused to ditch the remaining claims in a putative class action over leaky sunroofs in certain Chrysler Group LLC's Jeep models, ruling that the named plaintiffs haven't had a chance to prove their breach-of-warranty and fraud accusations.
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October 01, 2015
Chrysler Can't Duck Suit Over Leaky Sunroofs
A proposed class action over leaky sunroofs in several Chrysler models largely survived the company's motion to dismiss on Wednesday, with a New Jersey judge deciding to trim only some of the named plaintiffs' claims and allowing the rest to proceed to the class certification stage.