Texas Court Orders Toyota Not to Destroy Evidence
A federal judge in Texas issued a Temporary Restraining Order yesterday to prevent the Toyota Motor Corporation, its subsidiaries and members of its in-house legal team from destroying any documents...
View ArticleToyota Shareholders Suing
Shareholders have become the latest to weigh in against Toyota, three possible class actions claiming the embattled automaker hid safety problems improperly propping up its share price.
View ArticleToyota Wants to Consolidate Over 200 Sudden Acceleration Lawsuits
Facing an avalanche of litigation that could result in as much as $40 billion in payoffs to those claiming injury from problems with runaway vehicles, Toyota wants a panel of federal judges to...
View ArticleU.S. Toyota Officials Warned Japan Execs to “Come Clean”
Newly-released documents show that Toyota officials in Japan and the United States spent months debating how to handle problems with defective accelerator pedals, even though the company was required...
View ArticleToyota Pays $10 Million In Runaway Lexus Case
Toyota has paid $10 million to settle a lawsuit filed by the family of a California police officer and three relatives killed in a fiery runaway Lexus crash. More from TheDetroitBureau.com.
View ArticleApproval of Toyota Settlement Doesn’t End Unintended Acceleration Nightmare
A federal judge ihas given preliminary approval to a $1.4 billion settlement in a collection of cases involving Toyota unintended acceleration problems – but the deal only resolves the “easy” part of...
View ArticleToyota Pays $29 Mil for Poorly-Handled Recalls
In the latest development involving Toyota’s problems with so-called unintended acceleration, the maker has agreed to pay $29 million as part of a settlement with the attorneys-general in 29 states...
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