Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. (TMS) has moved to dismiss recent racketeering conspiracy allegations brought against the automaker on the grounds that the plaintiff, a former in-house attorney, has failed to establish the existence of an enterprise or that he was injured by the alleged conduct.
In fact, Toyota argued, plaintiff Dimitrios Biller filed his RICO claims as a “collateral attack” against his former employer following a series of adverse rulings in a related case. The company filed its motion to dismiss on Oct. 5 in federal court in Los Angeles.
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