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Aberin et al v. American Honda Motor Company, Inc.
Case Number:
3:16-cv-04384
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March 26, 2018
Honda Must Face Acura Drivers' 'Parasitic' Devices Suit
A California federal judge on Monday kept intact most of the claims in a consolidated putative class action alleging Acura cars have "parasitic" battery-draining devices for hands-free calling, declining American Honda Motor Co. Inc.'s bid to toss consumer protection and warranty claims.
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April 26, 2017
Judge Trims Acura Drivers' Suit Over 'Parasitic' Devices
A California federal judge on Tuesday trimmed claims in a suit alleging "parasitic" devices in Acura cars for hands-free calling drained batteries, but declined to dismiss a proposed nationwide class, rejecting American Honda Motor Company Inc.'s contention that the proposed class can't rely on California law.