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CHAUDHRI v. OSRAM SYLVANIA, INC. et al
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2:11-cv-05504
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January 21, 2020
Class Counsel Can't Pocket $350K Left From $30M Settlement
Class counsel in a car headlight fraud case against Osram Sylvania Inc. cannot be allowed to pocket the last $350,000 of a $30 million settlement in the case, and the excess funds will instead be awarded to a nonprofit, a New Jersey federal judge ruled Tuesday.
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August 06, 2019
Consumer Blasts Class Attys' 'Money Grab' In Headlight Suit
A consumer in a car headlight fraud class action against Osram Sylvania Inc. has denounced a request by class counsel to pocket the last $350,000 of a $30 million settlement, calling it a "money grab" that was "a black eye to the class action bar" and alleging class counsel were already overpaid.
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July 29, 2019
Attys Want Leftover Funds From $30M Sylvania Headlight Deal
Two New Jersey firms have urged a federal court to award them most of the roughly $350,000 left from a $30 million settlement with Osram Sylvania Inc. in a car headlight fraud class action, citing the "impractical" cost of distributing additional funds to consumers and the firms' efforts in representing them.
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July 11, 2014
Sylvania To Pay $30M To Settle Headlight False Ad Suit
A federal magistrate judge on Friday gave her initial approval to Osram Sylvania Inc.'s $30 million settlement of a class action alleging the company falsely boasted about the superiority of its headlights to lure consumers into overpaying.
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June 14, 2012
Sylvania Can't Evade False Ad Suit Over Headlights
A federal judge on Thursday denied most of Osram Sylvania Inc.'s motion to dismiss a proposed class action claiming the company misled consumers into buying its SilverStar headlights through false advertising.
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September 26, 2011
Sylvania Misrepresented SilverStar Headlights: Suit
Osram Sylvania Inc. was hit with a putative class action in New Jersey on Thursday claiming it duped consumers into buying the manufacturer's SilverStar headlights through false and misleading advertising and packaging.