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Moore et al v. General Motors LLC
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2:17-cv-14226
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March 22, 2018
Mich. Residents Say New GM Must Face Groundwater Suit
Michigan residents suing General Motors over groundwater contamination urged a New York bankruptcy court on Wednesday not to curtail their claims, saying their due process rights were violated when, despite the car company's prebankruptcy knowledge of the issue, they weren't notified about proceedings that would affect their rights.
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March 06, 2018
GM Seeks Stay In Mich. Groundwater Contamination Suit
General Motors LLC asked a Michigan federal judge on Monday to stay a putative class action alleging one of its testing facilities caused salt to seep into the surrounding groundwater, saying a New York bankruptcy court must first determine the extent to which the suit violates the company's 2009 bankruptcy sale agreement.
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February 28, 2018
GM Asks Bankruptcy Court To Rein In Mich. Groundwater Suit
General Motors LLC asked a New York bankruptcy court on Tuesday to rein in a Michigan federal court lawsuit by local residents over groundwater contamination around a large testing ground, saying some claims are invalid under the company's 2009 bankruptcy sale and the residents are flouting court orders by continuing to press them.