GM Ignition Switch Lawsuit Settlement Claim Period Soon Closing In Canada
With a $12 million fund to cover the claims.
Read More »With a $12 million fund to cover the claims.
Read More »Allegations that GM misled investors.
Read More »If given final approval, this will be the final major litigation regarding the faulty switches.
Read More »GM will pay out $120 million to plaintiffs.
Read More »There was a lack of evidence tying the crash to the ignition switch.
Read More »It's difficult to prove the value of vehicles that featured the faulty ignition switch, making a jury decision hard.
Read More »A major culture shift.
Read More »The suit claimed vehicles lost value following the ignition switch recall.
Read More »The judge said GM has compiled a deferred prosecution agreement.
Read More »For the first time, case numbers have dropped below 1,000.
Read More »Which is shy of the automaker's goal to fix 100 percent of vehicles still on the road.
Read More »GM last faced the potential for handing out adjustment stock last January.
Read More »Arizona's settlement will see funds go directly to consumers.
Read More »It's a victory for GM, which would have given up $1 billion in stock to settle economic loss, personal injury and wrongful death claims.
Read More »Car owners and a trust reached the deal in August, but the trust walked away from it days later.
Read More »General Motors allegedly concealed various vehicle defects and sold its cars as "safe" in the state.
Read More »General Motors has reached a $120-million settlement with 49 states and DC over claims relating to its faulty ignition switches.
Read More »A trust that holds GM liabilities prior to its 2009 bankruptcy cancelled the settlement in a blow to plaintiffs.
Read More »The latest settlement comes after a federal judge allowed lawsuits directed towards "Old GM" to proceed.
Read More »230 cases remain pending and surround the fix to the faulty ignition switch found in 2.6 million vehicles.
Read More »However, details surrounding the settlements are confidential.
Read More »The automaker is proposing period meetings with other the agency as as well as other stakeholders.
Read More »The meetings were part of a consent order stemming from GM's ignition switch fiasco.
Read More »The ruling withholds a previous verdict that has will allow lawsuits to proceed.
Read More »The process marks the completion of SEC's ignition switch investigation into the automaker.
Read More »The court ruled GM's bankruptcy does not block lawsuits over the faulty ignition switches.
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