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Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment v. DIESELSellerz.com et al
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January 22, 2024
'Diesel Brothers' Attys May Face Sanctions In Emissions Case
Attorneys representing hosts of Discovery Channel's "Diesel Brothers" have been ordered by a Utah federal judge to show why sanctions shouldn't be levied on them in connection with their clients' failure to satisfy a judgment in a Clean Air Act lawsuit.
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May 11, 2020
Green Group Wants 'Diesel Brothers' To Foot $1.5M Legal Bill
An environmental group that convinced a Utah federal judge the hosts of Discovery Channel's "Diesel Brothers" cheated emission standards is seeking more than $1.5 million to cover its legal bills.
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March 09, 2020
'Diesel Brothers' Must Pay $850K In Defeat Device Suit
The hosts of Discovery Channel's "Diesel Brothers" show must pay more than $850,000 for violating the Clean Air Act by installing emissions defeat devices on vehicles, a Utah federal judge ruled Friday.
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March 13, 2019
Green Group Gets Partial Win In Utah Diesel Emissions Suit
An environmental group has established that a group of businesses and some of their higher-ups are liable for certain violations of the Clean Air Act for selling diesel vehicles and parts aimed at flouting emissions rules, a Utah federal judge has ruled.