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Siqueiros v. General Motors LLC
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November 03, 2023
GM's 'Winner-Take-All' Defect Trial Plan Costs It $100M Redo
A California federal court again refused to unravel a $100 million trial verdict against General Motors LLC over an engine defect, ruling that the automaker's "all-or-nothing" trial strategy foreclosed the possibility of a post-trial line of attack against suing car buyers.
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August 04, 2023
GM Says Engine Defect Verdict 'Strips' Its Due Process Rights
General Motors LLC urged a California federal judge to reject a class of drivers' argument that GM cannot contend certain product liability claims are time-barred after a jury came to a $100 million verdict against the company, saying the class is trying to "strip GM of its due process rights."
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June 09, 2023
GM Can't Undo $100M Class Action Engine Defect Verdict
A California federal judge rejected General Motors LLC's arguments to overturn a $100 million October jury verdict that was awarded to thousands of vehicle owners who claimed they were sold cars with an engine defect that caused excessive oil consumption.
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March 20, 2023
Drivers Rip GM's Bid To Undo $100M Engine Defect Verdict
Certified classes of drivers have urged a Northern California federal judge to reject General Motors LLC's bid to upend a $100 million jury verdict, saying two recent court rulings scrapping product defect claims against BMW and Mazda won't help GM in this dispute over oil-guzzling engines.
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February 23, 2023
GM Fights To Reverse $100M Verdict In Engine Defect Case
General Motors LLC urged a California federal judge at a hearing Thursday to throw out a $100 million jury verdict over allegations the automaker sold vehicles with oil-guzzling engines, saying the plaintiffs' evidence didn't even show a common defect existed.
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December 16, 2022
GM Pushes Back On Bid For Treble Damages In $100M Suit
General Motors LLC is pushing back in California federal court against a bid from a class of vehicle owners for treble damages following the owners' $100 million verdict in a suit alleging the automaker sold vehicles with oil-guzzling engines, saying the request violates Idaho law and the court's orders and is not supported by the evidence at trial.
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November 16, 2022
Class Wants Treble Damages From GM After $100M Win
A class of vehicle owners is asking a California federal judge to award treble punitive damages after winning a $100 million verdict against General Motors LLC in a suit over an oil-guzzling engine defect, saying it's necessary to deter this kind of behavior from GM and other companies in the future.
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October 04, 2022
GM Hit With Over $100M Verdict In Engine Defect Class Action
A California federal jury found Tuesday that General Motors breached certain warranties and violated a state consumer protection law by selling cars with a hidden engine defect that caused excessive oil consumption, awarding about 38,000 owners in the class action damages totaling just over $100 million.
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September 28, 2022
'I Would Have Kept My Prius': GM Class Rep Slams Oil Defect
Two class representatives delivered colorful testimony Wednesday in a California trial over claims GM hid a dangerous engine defect, with one testifying that he stopped driving his truck long distances due to its excessive oil consumption, saying, "If I wanted an in-town commuter car, I would have kept my Prius."
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September 27, 2022
GM Slams Testimony From 'Data-Free Economist' As 'A Joke'
General Motors Co. made a mid-trial bid on Tuesday to exclude the testimony of an economics expert for the plaintiffs in a class action over claims GM knowingly sold vehicles with an engine defect, calling the expert's assessment that $2,700 in damages is due per vehicle a "joke" from a "data-free economist."