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Julie Hamilton et al v. TBC Corporation et al
Case Number:
2:17-cv-01060
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Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
Judge:
Firms
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January 30, 2019
Drivers Lose Suit Claiming Tires Were Defectively Designed
A California federal judge has tossed a class action filed by drivers in Florida and Colorado against the importer and marketer of allegedly hazardous tires, finding no triable evidence the tires had design defects that caused their treads to separate from their casings.
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August 27, 2018
Colo., Fla. Drivers Get Class Cert. In Tire Defect Case
A California federal judge has granted state class certification for drivers in Colorado and Florida suing the importer and marketer of allegedly hazardous tires whose defects caused their treads to separate from their casings, but has denied certification of a nationwide class of drivers, citing material differences among the consumer protection laws in various states.