Jeffrey Wall of Sullivan & Cromwell, counsel for Volkswagen AG. Source: Texas Supreme Court. Texas Court Hears Jurisdiction Fight in Volkswagen Emissions Scandal
"[VW Germany] is not permitted to sort of say, 'Well, we're going to reject the idea of dual sovereignty.' They have to take that as a given," said Solicitor General Judd Stone.
February 21, 2023 at 04:37 PM
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Litigation
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Counsel for Volkswagen AG, the German parent company to its American distributor, argued on Tuesday in Texas Supreme Court against allowing Texas jurisdiction in the years-long emissions scandal litigation.
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