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Beck v. Ford Motor Company
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4:22-cv-12079
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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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June 13, 2023
Ford Says Weak Roof Plaintiffs Haven't Shown Injury
Ford Motor Co. urged a Michigan federal judge Monday to toss a consolidated proposed class action alleging the automaker knowingly sold millions of vehicles with weak and defective roofs, arguing that none of the plaintiffs felt the risk was great enough for them to stop using their vehicles.
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March 29, 2023
Class Actions Against Ford Over Weak Roofs Consolidated
Two class actions alleging Ford Motor Co. knowingly sold millions of vehicles with weak, defective roofs will be joined with a group of already consolidated class actions against the auto company, a Michigan federal judge ordered Tuesday.