National Law Journal
...related materials. The second move was to install Symantec Corp.'s Discovery Accelerator to search, sort and store data from a wide variety of...
...the Central District of California. Discovery is pending in Texas and...faulty floor mats and sticky accelerator pedals were causing Toyota's...
It was supposed to be the first trial in the now two-year battle over sudden unintended acceleration in Toyota cars and trucks. But like so many other aspects of the Toyota litigation, the effort to
A California judge on Thursday selected the first bellwether case against Toyota in consolidated state litigation over the automaker's sudden, unintended acceleration problems
...s unfair competition, false advertising and warranty laws. But Mohr, citing massive discovery in that case, which involves more than 26 vehicles, has said he...
...state courts across California have been coordinated before Judge Anthony Mohr. The discovery in the California cases could shape the broader Toyota litigation, particularly as...
...Toyota recalled about 10 million vehicles due to defective floor mats and accelerator pedals that were blamed for sudden acceleration by its vehicles. Toyota has...
...scheduled for 2013. At the June 10 hearing, both sides were discussing discovery deadlines in preparation for the trial, which Selna would hear in Santa...
...multidistrict litigation against Toyota in federal court in Santa Ana, Calif. But discovery in the state cases — and the resolution of the first trial...
...last week as lawyers appeared in court to move forward on critical discovery issues. The MDL involves more than 200 sudden-acceleration lawsuits...
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