Australia Class Action Firm Plans Cases Against BMW and Mercedes
Gerard Malouf & Partners says consumers were likely misled, alleging the two automakers tampered with their diesel engines to skirt regulatory emissions requirements. The allegations are similar to Volkswagen's historic "dieselgate" scandal.
October 21, 2022 at 05:33 PM
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LitigationA small Australian law firm says it will launch class actions against car makers BMW and Mercedes-Benz, alleging they tampered with their diesel engines. News of the suits comes only days after another firm launched a similar claim against Toyota.
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