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Varner et al v. Dometic Corporation
Case Number:
1:16-cv-22482
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Class Action
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- Hagens Berman
- Kozyak Tropin
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March 02, 2023
Fla. Judge OKs Deal But Says Sanctions Are A Fridge Too Far
A Florida federal judge on Thursday declined to reopen a proposed class action suit brought by a group of consumers against refrigerator maker Dometic Corp. over a client's refusal to sign a settlement document, but finalized the agreement nonetheless since the person had participated throughout the proceedings.
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February 08, 2023
Fridge Maker Says Consumers Haven't Signed Settlement
A refrigerator manufacturer asked a Florida federal judge to reopen a proposed class action suit from a group of consumers over allegedly defective refrigerators, saying that attorneys representing them haven't provided signed documents solidifying a settlement that was struck in October.
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July 24, 2019
Lack Of ID Shuts Door On Faulty RV Fridge Class Claims
A Florida federal judge ruled Wednesday that a group of consumers failed to show they could feasibly identify potentially millions of members of a proposed class action claiming Dometic Corp. sold them defective refrigerators for recreational vehicles, dismissing claims worth as much as $2 billion.