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Maadanian v. Mercedes-Benz USA LLC et al
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March 09, 2026
Mercedes-Benz Beats Suit Over Recall Rental Cost Coverage
A Washington federal judge on Monday tossed a proposed class action accusing Mercedes-Benz of misleading consumers about rental car reimbursements available to drivers affected by a potential SUV brake defect, rejecting the plaintiff's argument that the automaker should've had a definitive recall plan in place when it notified the public about the issue.
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February 05, 2025
Mercedes-Benz Defective Brake Suit Narrowed Again
A Washington federal judge has again narrowed a proposed class action against Mercedes-Benz over defective braking systems in SUVs, dismissing claims that the automaker fraudulently concealed the issue but allowing allegations that it unfairly shifted repair costs to customers.
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April 12, 2024
Mercedes-Benz Gets Fraud Claims Clipped In Brake Suit
A Washington federal judge has thrown out the bulk of a man's claims in a proposed class action alleging Mercedes-Benz USA LLC sold vehicles with defective brake sleeves that can cause corrosion, finding he hasn't adequately pled that the company fraudulently hid the existence of the alleged defect.
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April 09, 2024
Judge Says He'd Be Spooked By Mercedes Recall Notice
A Washington federal judge hinted on Monday that a Mercedes-Benz driver likely had standing in a proposed class action after getting a recall notice about a potentially dangerous brake issue, with the judge remarking that such a warning would make him afraid to take his car on the road until an inspector cleared it.
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May 08, 2023
Mercedes-Benz Can't Escape Wash. Defective Brakes Suit
A Washington federal judge refused to toss out of a putative class action any of the more than two dozen drivers accusing Mercedes-Benz of knowingly selling vehicles with defective braking systems, finding that the district court should oversee claims by non-state residents.