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Chrysler Totally Integrated Power Module Class Action
Click here to visit the Gerrard Gibbs TIPM Class Action Website
In May 2014, Plaintiffs filed an amended complaint that includes the following vehicles:
USA Today Editorial: Secret settlements vs. your safety: Our view
Selfish wishes of a few should not override public interest.
What people don’t know can hurt them — as proven repeatedly by a system of secret justice that has grown up inside the courts.
General Motors’ handling of its Chevy Cobalts with faulty ignition switches is the latest example. GM has settled several claims by victims or their loved ones — on the condition that the terms remain secret.
2011-13 Nissan Leaf Class Action Homepage
Click here to go to the 2011-13 Nissan Leaf Class Action Homepage
Lawyers’ nightmare: When 9th Circuit Chief Judge Kozinski is class objector (2011-12 Nissan Leaf)
By Alison Frankel NOVEMBER 20, 2013
Lawsuit: GM knew of Cobalt ignition problem
Ignition switch problem can shut off engine while driving, and it can cut off the driver’s power steering and brakes, as well as safety systems such as airbags and anti-lock brakes
Hyundai strips arbitration clause from warranty – 12/9/13
by Ryan Beene
LOS ANGELES — Hyundai Motor America has dropped a policy requiring that some warranty coverage disputes between customers and the factory be settled through arbitration.
Until Friday, Hyundai included the clause in its new-vehicle warranty contract, which also gave customers the ability to opt out of the arbitration clause within 90 days of a new-vehicle purchase.
Hyundai Reverses Policy on Settling Warranty Disputes – 12/6/13
by Christopher Jensen