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Sharma et al v. Volkswagen AG et al
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January 24, 2022
VW AG Beats Defective Braking Suit, But Audi Stalls In Court
A California federal judge has freed Volkswagen AG from claims that it sold cars with defective automatic emergency braking systems, while ruling that drivers had laid out fraud claims against Volkswagen Group of America and Audi AG sufficient to proceed with their putative class action.
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March 09, 2021
VW, Bosch Escape Defective Braking System Claims, For Now
Volkswagen and Bosch beat putative class claims from drivers who say defects cause their vehicles' automatic emergency braking systems to randomly engage after a California federal judge found Tuesday the drivers have not shown why they need repairs or buybacks rather than cash damages.