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In re: General Motors LLC Ignition Switch Litigation
Case Number:
1:14-md-02543
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action, Multi-district Litigation
Judge:
Firms
- Scott Patton PC
- Friedman Law Group Ltd.
- Searcy Denney
- Tenge Law Firm
- Ternan Law Firm
- Terrell Marshall
- Lewis Thomason
- Viles & Beckman
- Konner Teitelbaum
- Shartzer Law Firm
- Fayard & Honeycutt
- Edelson Lechtzin
- Carney Bates
- Marshall Dennehey
- Saltz Mongeluzzi
- Shenkan Injury Lawyers
- Matthew G. Miller PC
- Fernald Law Group
- Pryor Cashman
- Caddell & Chapman
- DiPiero Simmons
- Langdon & Emison
- Blau Leonard
- Lieff Cabraser
- Heard Merman
- Carey Danis
- Shub & Johns
- Sigmon Clark
- Lichter Law Firm
- Parsons Lee
- Aiken & Scoptur
- Block & Leviton
- Boies Schiller
- Capozzi Adler
- Spangenberg Shibley
- Gori Law Firm
- Clifford Law Offices
- Thorn Gershon
- Garmer & Prather
- Motley Rice
- Kirkland & Ellis
- Meltzer Lippe
- Law Office of Scott P. Callahan
- Chimicles Schwartz
- Climaco Wilcox
- Levin Papantonio
- McCartney Stucky
- Edelman Combs
- Murray Law Firm LLC
- Huie Fernambucq
- Jackson Kelly PLLC
- Law Office of Ellison & Associates
- Girard Sharp
- DiCello Levitt
- Shrader & Associates
- Ahdoot & Wolfson
- Turner & Johns
- Wolf Popper
- Hurley McKenna
- Goodin Abernathy
- Harness IP
- Dom Law PA
- Greene Espel
- Chhabra & Gibbs
- Baron & Herskowitz
- Dykema
- Golenbock Eiseman
- Schneider Wallace
- Kozyak Tropin
- Bowman & Brooke
- Meyer Darragh
- Cuneo Gilbert
- Moll Law Group
- Weaver Bennett
- Colson Hicks
- Mastromarco Firm
- Morris & Player
- Rivero Mestre
- Bailey Cowan
- Cooper Firm
- Pillsbury Winthrop
- Morris Bart
- Bailey & Glasser
- Grossman Roth
- Costello Cooney
- Wilmer & Lee
- Handley Farah
- Robins Cloud
- Consumer Protection Legal
- Guttman Buschner
- Baker & Harris
- Potts Law Firm
- Allen & Nolte
- Cotchett Pitre
- Finkelstein Blankinship
- Wolf Haldenstein
- Stites & Harbison
- Neal & Harwell
- Baron & Budd
- Barrios Kingsdorf
- Stueve Siegel
- Gibson Dunn
- Dinsmore & Shohl
- King & Spalding
- Kaplan Fox
- Conley Griggs
- Sidley Austin
- Beasley Allen
- Dugan Law Firm
- Becnel Law Firm LLC
- Cunningham Bounds
- Perona Langer
- Bailey Javins
- Simon Greenstone
- Morris Duffy
- McGowan & Associates
- McGrail & Bensinger
- Berger Montague
- Harke PA
- McDermott Will & Emery
- Murphy & Murphy LLC
- Dreyer Babich
- Robbins Geller
- Trantolo & Trantolo
- Smith Gambrell
- The DiCello Law Firm
- Rhine Law Firm PC
- Ricci Tyrrell
- Spilman Thomas
- Leake & Andersson
- Siprut PC
- Galloway Trigg
- Merriman Legal
- Pribanic & Pribanic
- Schneider Wallace Cottrell Konecky LLP
- Faruqi & Faruqi
- Mary Alexander & Associates
- MLG Attorneys at Law
- Isaac Wiles
- Nidel & Nace
- Bartimus Frickleton
- Pullin Fowler
- Turner Reid
- Quinn Emanuel
- Wiggins Childs
- Greenberg & Bederman
- Cohen Milstein
- Gibbs Mura
- Davis & Crump
- Dellecker Wilson
- Payne Mitchell
- Desai Law Firm
- Stutzman Bromberg
- Domengeaux Wright
- Rouse Frets
- Fuerst Ittleman
- Milberg Coleman
- Haynes Boone
- Jeeves Law
- McKennon Law Group
- Otterbourg PC
- Dougherty Leventhal
- Honigman LLP
- Johnson & Monteleone
- Marnen Mioduszewski
- Simmons Hanly
- Husch Blackwell
- NastLaw
- Bochte Kuzniar
- Sommers Schwartz
- Gray Ritter
- Dogali Selvy
- Greene LLP
- Faegre Drinker
- Morgan & Morgan
- Klehr Harrison
- Brown Rudnick
- Kirtland & Packard
- Kessler Topaz
- Levi & Korsinsky
- Rumberger Kirk
- Gustafson Gluek
- Rotstein & Shiffman
- Barrett Law Group
- Blizzard Greenberg
- Brent Coon & Associates
- Hawkins Parnell
- Schwabe Williamson
- Lanier Law Firm
- Joseph Saveri Law Firm
- Moore Ingram
- Law Offices of Gregory K. Evans
- Friday & Cox
- Hartley LLP
- Hagens Berman
- Williams Dirks
- Covington & Burling
- Bush Seyferth
- Rueb Stoller
- Robinson Calcagnie
- Keller Postman
- Podhurst Orseck
- Banner Legal
- Leger Ketchum
- Kirkendall Dwyer
- Norton Rose
- Jones Day
- Taus Cebulash
- Paul Weiss
- Tynes Law Firm
- Jordan Holzer
- Figeroux & Associates
- Klestadt Winters
- Limandri & Jonna
- Chaffin Luhana LLP
- Goodwin Procter
- KDM Law Firm
- Weitz & Luxenberg
- Wern Lawyers
- White & Choate
- Kaiser Gornick
- Kajko Weisman
- Kennedy & Madonna
- Zimmerman Reed
- Susman Godfrey
- Grier Cox
- David Bryant Law
- Oliver Bell Group
- Johnson Becker
- Paynter Law Firm
- Grant & Eisenhofer
- Hartline Barger
- White & Case
- Willkie Farr
Companies
- Furukawa Electric
- Continental AG
- Wilmington Trust Corp.
- Range Resources Corp.
- Motors Liquidation Co.
- Continental Automotive Products of Brazil Ltda.
- Stoneridge, Inc.
- Delphi Automotive PLC
- National Fuel Gas Co.
- General Motors Co.
- Otis Worldwide Corp.
- Takata Corp.
Sectors & Industries:
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October 03, 2017
GM Fights To Be In Bankruptcy Trial Over Revoked Defect Deal
General Motors Co. argued Tuesday it should get to participate in an upcoming trial over whether a vehicle defect settlement with car purchasers and accident victims that was never signed by a GM bankruptcy trust is enforceable, as the deal could require the manufacturer to hand over $1 billion in company equity.
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September 13, 2017
GM Trust Says Ditching $15M Defect Settlement Was Best Path
A General Motors bankruptcy trust handling creditor claims on Tuesday defended its last-minute decision to back out of a $15 million settlement with car purchasers and accident victims over alleged vehicle defects, saying it made more sense to accept GM's offer to pay defense litigation costs.
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September 12, 2017
GM Plaintiffs Move To Enforce Revoked $15M Bankruptcy Deal
A group of car owners and claimholders alleging damages from defects in old General Motors' vehicles asked a New York federal court Monday to enforce a $15 million settlement with a bankruptcy trust that was all but signed before the manufacturer allegedly undermined the deal.
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August 17, 2017
GM Accused Of Sabotaging $15M Deal With Consumers
General Motors Co. has been accused of secretly scheming to "callously" undermine a potential $15 million settlement between its bankruptcy trust and thousands of consumers, including those involved in the ongoing ignition switch multidistrict litigation, according to a letter filed in New York federal bankruptcy court Wednesday.
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August 10, 2017
Judge To Reconsider Some Claims In GM Ignition Switch MDL
A New York federal judge said Wednesday that he will reconsider claims brought by people who bought General Motors vehicles but sold them prior to any recalls, finding he painted with "too broad a brush" when dismissing all such claims from the ignition switch defect multidistrict litigation in late June.
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July 27, 2017
GM Slams Bid To Reinstate Pre-Recall Damages In Switch MDL
General Motors on Wednesday asked a New York federal court to uphold an order that dismissed damages claims by drivers who owned its cars but sold them off before news of the alleged design defects broke, saying the drivers' attempts to undo the ruling make no sense.
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July 19, 2017
GM Ignition Switch Didn't Cause Driver's Crash, Jury Finds
A New York federal jury found Wednesday that a General Motors ignition switch didn't cause an Arizona driver to rear-end another car in Tucson morning traffic, giving the automaker a win in the first of six planned bellwether trials.
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July 18, 2017
GM 'Concealment' Still In Full Force, Jury Hears In Closings
In closing arguments Tuesday in a federal bellwether trial against General Motors over allegedly defective ignition switches, an Arizona driver argued that the trial itself has been part and parcel of a cover-up and "concealment" strategy that GM faithfully follows to this day.
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July 17, 2017
GM Expert Says Switch Spec Failure Doesn't Equal Danger
General Motors brought an engineering expert to the stand Monday in a bellwether trial over its ignition switches who testified that even if a switch fails specifications, that's not necessarily something that consumers should worry about.
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July 11, 2017
GM Targets Revised Ignition Switch In New Bellwether Round
General Motors began a new round of federal trials Tuesday over 2000s-era ignition switches that could cut cars' power without warning, telling a Manhattan jury that a modified switch was a different animal from its more infamous predecessor and had no role in an Arizona man's crash.