Morrie's 394 Hyundai, LLC, was ordered to pay a former employee $200,000 after it was found to have fired her in retaliation for bringing up issues of discrimination.
Automaker Daimler AG and its subsidiary, Mercedes-Benz, have agreed to pay $1.5 billion to the U.S. government and California state regulators to resolve emissions cheating allegations.
General Motors won preliminary court approval of a $120 million settlement with owners who said defective ignition switches caused their cars to lose value.
The lawsuit requests a decision on whether a chef's policy allows him to recover business losses sustained during the COVID-19 outbreak and is intended to create a legal precedent so that other businesses can claim on their business interruption coverage.
The Center for Auto Safety announced this week that, after an almost 4-year legal battle, the Center dismissed its action against the Department of Transportation.
A federal judge rejected Tesla's effort to dismiss claims by two former workers that the California electric car factory where they worked was a hotbed of racial hostility.
