Germany’s highest court delivered a ruling on Monday that all but ends Volkswagen's chances of limiting the reputational and financial damage done to the company over a five-year period.
May 26, 2020 at 01:54 PM
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Germany’s highest court ruled this week that Volkswagen must pay compensation to the owner of a secondhand VW van fitted with emissions-cheating software, paving the way for 60,000 related claims.
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