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Williams v. Tesla, Inc.
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4:20-cv-08208
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January 30, 2023
Tesla Owner Booted From Suspension Defect Suit For Good
A California federal judge has thrown out for the last time a driver's claims that Tesla Inc. sold him a vehicle with a defective suspension, saying that he has again failed to establish that the company knew about the alleged defect when it sold him the vehicle.
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March 28, 2022
Calif. Judge Gives Tesla Driver Last Chance To Plead Case
A Tesla owner is getting one last shot to refile his claims against the electric automaker over alleged suspension defects with his Model S vehicle, a California federal judge decided on Monday, warning the consumer to "plead his best case now" or "be dismissed with prejudice."
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August 24, 2021
Tesla Wants Calif. Suspension Defect Suit Trimmed
Tesla has asked a California federal judge to narrow a proposed class action alleging certain Model S and Model X vehicles had a suspension defect that caused premature wear and tear on car components, rejecting allegations it misled customers into buying purportedly unsafe cars.