Try our Advanced Search for more refined results
Alliance for Automotive Innovation v. Andrea Joy Campbell
Case Number:
1:20-cv-12090
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Constitutional - State Statute
Judge:
Firms
Companies
Sectors & Industries:
-
August 23, 2023
NHTSA Now Backs Enforcement Of Mass. Right To Repair Law
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has reversed course on Massachusetts' "right to repair" law and now says it's OK for automakers to comply with it, after originally warning them not to over fears that some of its requirements would leave cars vulnerable to cyberattacks.
-
June 13, 2023
Feds Back Automakers' Challenge To Mass. Auto Data Law
The U.S. Department of Transportation said Tuesday that Massachusetts' expanded right-to-repair law requiring open access to vehicle systems conflicts with federal automotive safety laws, aligning the government with automakers that challenged the law as irreconcilable with federal requirements.
-
May 30, 2023
Auto Cos. Can't Halt Mass. AG's 'Right To Repair' Enforcement
The Boston federal judge overseeing an auto industry challenge to Massachusetts' expanded "right to repair" law on Monday declined an eleventh-hour effort to stop enforcement of the law and expressed skepticism of the lawsuit's central preemption claims.
-
May 26, 2023
Automakers Want Mass. 'Right To Repair' Blocked Until Ruling
A group of carmakers is asking a Boston federal judge to block the implementation of Massachusetts' expanded "right-to-repair" law ahead of the attorney general's planned June 1 kickoff while the parties wait out a decision in the long-stalled suit.
-
March 08, 2023
Mass. 'Right To Repair' Law To Go Into Effect Amid Stalled Suit
Massachusetts' attorney general told a federal judge Tuesday that she will begin to enforce an expanded version of the state's "right to repair" law on June 1 amid an ongoing auto industry suit seeking to block it and numerous delays in issuing a ruling.
-
July 01, 2022
High Court EPA Ruling Stalls 'Right To Repair' Decision Again
A federal judge for the sixth time delayed ruling on Massachusetts' expanded "right to repair" law Friday, citing the need to consider the implications of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision restricting the government's ability to regulate greenhouse gas emissions and "unforeseen" scheduling issues ahead of the holiday weekend.
-
April 15, 2022
Mass. Judge Delays 'Right To Repair' Decision For 5th Time
The Massachusetts federal judge deciding the fate of the state's expanded automotive "right to repair" law is delaying his long-awaited opinion in the matter for a fifth time, telling counsel Friday his judgment should be delivered before the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
-
February 02, 2022
'Irritated' Judge Nearing Verdict On Mass. Car Data Law
An exasperated federal judge said Wednesday he was close to a verdict in a suit challenging Massachusetts' revised "right to repair" law, yet he pressed attorneys for a group of manufacturers about why they didn't tell him that new Subaru and Kia vehicles complied with rules they claimed are impossible to follow.
-
January 03, 2022
Massachusetts Cases To Watch In 2022
The Massachusetts legal landscape might still be waiting for its return to normal after two years of pandemic isolation, but next year is shaping up to keep counsel on their toes with a bustling court calendar of high-profile cases.
-
October 28, 2021
Mass. Judge To Weigh Impact Of New Subaru On Car Data Law
A Massachusetts federal judge will reopen evidence in an auto industry suit challenging the state's expanded "Right to Repair" law after the attorney general argued a new Subaru model shows compliance is relatively simple.