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Chalal v. Toyota Motor Corporation et al
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December 22, 2022
Toyota, Denso Fuel Pump Deal Gets OK With $28.5M Fees
A New York magistrate judge has given final approval to a settlement to end claims that Toyota Motor Corp. sold vehicles with faulty engines made by Denso International America Inc., which includes $28.5 million in fees for the class counsel.
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September 09, 2022
Toyota, Denso Agree To Fuel Pump Deal With $28.5M Fees
Toyota Motor Corp. and Denso Corp. have agreed to a deal in New York federal court under which they would launch new warranty programs and pay up to $28.5 million in attorney fees to resolve proposed class claims alleging they sold 3.36 million Toyota and Lexus vehicles with defective Denso fuel pumps.