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Burcham v. Ford Motor Credit Company, LLC
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3:16-cv-00943
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June 23, 2017
Class Must Arbitrate Suit With Ford's Credit Arm
An Illinois federal judge Thursday granted Ford Motor Credit Company LLC's request to arbitrate a proposed class action alleging the company violated its obligations on a security release, saying the parties agreed to arbitrate claims about the arbitration agreement itself.
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November 30, 2016
Ford Credit Title Suit Too Big For State Court, Judge Says
An Illinois federal judge Tuesday said a Ford owner's proposed class action lawsuit against the company's credit arm can't return to state court, finding that the relief sought for the company's alleged failure to provide vehicle titles after owners satisfied security interests exceeds the $5 million federal jurisdiction threshold.