A San Francisco federal jury this week awarded the first 10 bellwether plaintiffs a combined $5,747 in compensatory damages—which is just sad.
March 05, 2020 at 01:55 AM
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Editor and columnist at The Litigation Daily
You know the old saying about a bird in the hand? The VW opt-out plaintiffs are learning it the hard way.
Rather than taking VW’s (quite generous) settlement offer in the wake of the diesel emissions scandal, a handful of car owners went to trial, seeking reimbursement for the full amount that they paid to purchase or lease their cars, plus other penalties.
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