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Granillo et al v. FCA US LLC et al
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August 28, 2019
$1.2M Atty Fee Awarded In Fiat Chrysler Class Suit
Capstone Law APC and attorney Howard A. Gutman won a $1.2 million fee award Tuesday for what a New Jersey federal judge called their "skill and experience" in representing a class of Fiat Chrysler customers who lodged now-settled claims that the car manufacturer produced vehicles with defective transmissions.
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January 10, 2019
Drivers Seek $1.3M Attys' Fees In Fiat Transmission Deal
A proposed class of drivers asked a New Jersey federal court on Wednesday to grant it $1.25 million in attorneys' fees after striking a deal with Fiat Chrysler to end allegations that the car manufacturer produced vehicles with defective transmissions.
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February 12, 2018
Fiat Chrysler, Drivers Reach Deal In Transmission Suit
A proposed class of drivers on Friday urged a New Jersey federal court to approve a settlement that would end allegations that Fiat Chrysler manufactured vehicles with faulty transmissions.
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May 26, 2017
Judge Orders Jeep Drivers Back To Mediation With Fiat
A proposed class action accusing Fiat Chrysler of selling Jeeps with faulty transmissions is headed back to mediation, a New Jersey federal magistrate judge said Thursday.
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May 19, 2017
Jeep Owners Argue Transmission Suit Belongs in Calif.
A proposed class of Jeep drivers from California requested Thursday that their case alleging faulty transmissions be transferred back to California federal court from New Jersey federal court, saying they all live in California and their claims are filed under California law.
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August 30, 2016
Fiat Chrysler Gets Claims Trimmed In Jeep Transmission Suit
A New Jersey federal judge on Monday said a proposed class of Jeep owners suing Fiat Chrysler over allegedly faulty transmissions failed to show how the automaker hid the issues from consumers or did not meet its obligations to attempt to fix vehicles under warranty.