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Chrysler Pacifica Fire Recall Products Liability Litigation
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January 22, 2025
Judge Won't Toss Bulk Of Chrysler Minivan MDL Claims
A Michigan federal judge has declined to significantly pare back multidistrict litigation over a risk of spontaneous explosion in certain Chrysler plug-in hybrid minivans, denying Chrysler's bid to toss fraud and other claims.
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July 11, 2024
Fiat Chrysler Says Exploding Minivan MDL Still Lacks Detail
A Stellantis unit has asked a federal judge in Michigan to significantly pare back multidistrict litigation over a risk of spontaneous explosion in certain Chrysler plug-in hybrid minivans, arguing that many drivers' state claims are stale or are otherwise legally flawed.
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July 05, 2024
FCA Delaying Answers In Exploding Van MDL, Drivers Say
Drivers alleging Chrysler hybrid minivans contain a defect that causes them to explode are urging a Michigan federal court to force the automaker to identify specific vehicles that caught fire after it purportedly fixed them in a recall, claiming the company has ignored its requests for information for more than five months.
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June 20, 2024
Remote Depo Ruling 'Clearly' Wrong, MDL Judge Says
A federal magistrate judge erred by allowing all plaintiffs in multidistrict litigation to take their depositions remotely in a case alleging automaker FCA sold vehicles that have an exploding defect, according to a Michigan district court judge who said the earlier decision relied on a discovery rule the drivers didn't raise and that doesn't apply to the situation.
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June 17, 2024
Chrysler MDL Class Can Fix 'Puzzling' State Claim Skip
A Michigan federal judge has said he will give a class of drivers alleging Chrysler minivans have a defect that causes their batteries to explode unexpectedly an opportunity to fix their "puzzling" choice not to plead state-by-state claims in the first master complaint of the sprawling multidistrict litigation.
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April 23, 2024
FCA Says Virtual Order Spells End Of In-Person Depositions
Automaker FCA is sounding the alarm that in-person depositions in the Eastern half of Michigan are in jeopardy if a federal magistrate judge's ruling allowing remote depositions in a class action isn't overturned, arguing the supposed "judicial efficiency" rationale is too easily satisfied.
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February 05, 2024
Fiat Chrysler Can't Arbitrate MDL Over Exploding Minivans
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles can't arbitrate claims that its Pacifica plug-in hybrid vehicles have a defect that causes them to explode, after a Michigan federal judge said Monday that FCA "waited too long" and waived its right to arbitrate when it engaged in substantive litigation efforts, including filing a motion to dismiss.
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February 02, 2023
Chrysler Buyers In Fire-Risk MDL Look To Add New Claims
Drivers who are suing Fiat Chrysler over claims that its hybrid Pacifica minivans explode without warning due to an unknown problem in its propulsion system now claim the same cars spontaneously shut down while moving, and they are asking a Michigan federal court to expand claims in the ongoing multidistrict litigation.
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January 24, 2023
Drivers Rip Fiat's Bid To Snuff Minivan Fire-Risk Recall MDL
Consumers have told a Michigan federal judge that Fiat Chrysler cannot dodge consolidated class claims alleging certain Pacifica plug-in hybrid electric minivans could spontaneously explode and erupt into flames, insisting they've adequately spelled out how the automaker skimped on safety when developing the minivans.