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Simmons et al v. Ford Motor Company
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September 14, 2023
Warranty Doesn't Cover Ford Hood Corrosion, Judge Rules
A Florida federal judge ruled Wednesday that the clock had run out on consumers' proposed class claims that the extended warranties on their Ford Motor Co. vehicles should have covered repairs to corroded hoods.
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March 22, 2022
Ford Judge Finds Corrosion Class Too Complex To Certify
A Florida federal judge refused to certify putative classes of drivers who sued Ford over an alleged design defect that corroded vehicle hoods, saying individual issues among models, legal variations under three separate state law claims and the absence of a valid method to calculate damages class-wide made certification impracticable.
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March 02, 2022
Judge Reveals Doubts On Class Plan For Ford Corrosion Suit
A Florida federal judge indicated Wednesday that he is close to issuing a long-awaited order on class certification in a suit alleging Ford Motor Co. hid a defect that caused the hoods of certain vehicles to corrode, but he revealed that he has several concerns.
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February 12, 2021
Ford Drivers Want Class Cert. In Suit Over Hood Corrosion
A group of drivers is asking a Florida federal court to certify classes in a suit alleging Ford Motor Co. hid a defect that caused the hoods of certain vehicles to corrode and to name attorneys from Robbins Geller, Carella Byrne, Gordon & Partners and Gelber Schachter as class counsel.