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Orendain v. Tesla, Inc.
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3:23-cv-01157
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June 26, 2023
5 'Right-To-Repair' Suits Targeting Tesla Consolidated
A California federal judge on Friday consolidated five "right-to-repair" cases alleging Tesla is running an unlawful monopoly on parts for its electric vehicles and exploits customers in violation of antitrust law.
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June 12, 2023
Tesla Seeks Dismissal Of Parts Monopoly Suit
Tesla urged a federal judge on Monday to toss a suit accusing the auto retailer of running a monopoly on parts for its electric vehicles, arguing that plaintiff Sean Bose hadn't sufficiently alleged any anti-competitive conduct.
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March 30, 2023
Tesla Hit with Another Suit Over Alleged Parts Monopoly
Tesla Inc. has been hit with another suit in California federal court accusing the company of having a monopoly on parts for its electric vehicles and of deliberately milking cash from customers trying to fix their cars.
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March 15, 2023
Right-To-Repair Litigation Targets Tesla
The wave of antitrust litigation targeting corporate restrictions allegedly making it difficult or nearly impossible for consumers to repair their equipment on their own or at independent mechanics has spread to Tesla in a pair of nearly identical proposed class actions filed Tuesday and Wednesday in California federal court.