The putative class action lawsuit alleges multiple Toyota entities hid defects with heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems in its 2012-2017 Camrys and Hybrid Camrys. Photo: rmcarvalhobsb/Shutterstock.com.
A putative class action lawsuit, alleging Toyota Motor Corp. and its affiliates concealed defects in some Camry models, has survived a motion to dismiss. But only four of eight counts survived before U.S. District Judge Federico Moreno.
October 01, 2019 at 06:40 PM
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A group of plaintiff attorneys are gearing for the next stage of litigation in a putative class action lawsuit against Toyota Motor Corp. and a group of affiliates in federal court.
Half of their original claims survived a motion to dismiss before U.S. District Judge Federico Moreno in the Southern District of Florida against defendants that included Toyota Motor Sales USA Inc., Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America Inc. and Southeast Toyota Distributors LLC.
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