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Nguyen v. Nissan North America, Inc.
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April 10, 2018
Nissan Driver's Damages Model Sinks Cert. In Defect Suit
A California federal judge declined Monday to certify a class of drivers accusing Nissan North America Inc. of manufacturing vehicles with a faulty manual transmission, finding the proposed model for calculating damages could overcompensate class members.
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February 06, 2018
Nissan Fights Cert. Bid In Sports-Car Clutch Defect Suit
A proposed class of Nissan sports car owners shouldn't be approved because their claims involving a "soft" or "sticky" clutch pedal are dominated by individual issues, the automaker told a California federal court on Monday.
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December 19, 2017
Nissan Owners Want Cert. In Sports-Car Clutch Defect Row
Drivers of Nissan 370Z sports cars have asked a California federal court to certify them as a class in their suit accusing the automaker of hiding a defect that makes the clutch pedal stick to the floor, saying the consumers could prove their clutch systems all failed for the same reason.