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Beck v. Ford Motor Company
Case Number:
2:22-cv-12079
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- Cotchett Pitre
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October 01, 2024
Ford Must Face Trimmed Suit Over Alleged Truck Roof Defects
A Michigan federal judge trimmed a proposed class action alleging Ford Motor Co. knowingly sold defective trucks with weak roofs that collapse in a rollover, tossing certain claims brought on behalf of unrepresented states, but rejecting other defense arguments — including Ford's statute-of-limitations defense — for being premature.
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September 26, 2024
Ford Says $1.7B Ga. Verdict No Excuse For Delayed Claims
Lawyers for Ford Motor Co. said Thursday it strains credulity that Super Duty truck drivers didn't learn about their allegedly weak roofs until a billion-dollar jury verdict in Georgia, arguing in Michigan that decades of other suits and government documents could have clued in the plaintiffs sooner.
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September 06, 2022
Ford Faces Class Claims After $1.7B Roof Defect Trial Loss
Ford knowingly sold 5.2 million trucks with dangerously weak roofs, a California driver has claimed in a proposed class action brought in Michigan federal court just weeks after a Georgia jury slapped the automaker with a $1.7 billion punitive damages verdict over the alleged defect.