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Case ID: 4400 | Consumer Products | 08/18/2006
Florida Lawyers filed a federal class action lawsuit filed against General Electric, which now has more than a 100 model numbers listed as possibly defective.
The problem with the defective GE refrigerators was discovered in March 2005, and since then a Naples man has filed a class action lawsuit against GE on behalf of all Florida customers. The problem involves GE refrigerators having accumulating rust, a black substance in ice and plastic pieces breaking off into drinking glasses. GE admitted the GSS-22 models had moisture related problems and agreed to replace those that needed more than three repairs. The Florida lawyers handling the case amended the complaint for the second time because he is researching more information from customers and GE. Plaintiffs seek replacement refrigerators and reimbursement for those who have paid for repairs. There are now nearly 140 model numbers listed on the second amended complaint. All are 22-cubic-foot models made in Indiana in 2001 and 2002. At Lawcash.com, it is our goal to keep you informed about important legal cases, class actions and settlements. Our lawyers offer free legal evaluations in tort cases, class actions, personal injury, and other lawsuits because we are dedicated to helping you resolve your legal complaints. Other Consumer Products Cases of Interest A class action has been filed against Motiva Enterprises, LLC, and Shell Oil Company on behalf of all persons who purchased sulfur-tainted gasoline from New Orleans-area gas stations that were supplied by Motiva during May 2004. The action seeks compensatory damages to pay for vehicle repair and customer inconvenience. Pennsylvania law protects its residents from companies that use unscrupulous billing practices. The parties have reached a settlement in an enforcement action filed against national lawncare business Trugreen Chemlawn on behalf of more than 121,000 Pennsylvanians who paid an undisclosed fuel surcharge when they hired the company to perform various lawn care services between July 13 and December 31, 2000. Eligible participants should contact the Pennsylvania Attorney General's office for details.
A judge in California certified a class action lawsuit against Verisign to proceed and to include up to 400,000 class members. The total liability exposure to Verisign may exceed 200 million U.S. dollars. The suit was filed last year in California. A U.S. district judge recently certified a national class-action lawsuit brought by a Detroit businessman against Illinois-based Caterpillar Inc. over diesel engines the company makes for large yachts. Lane's Gifts and Collectibles, a gift shop in Arkansas, filed a lawsuit against a number of Internet providers including Google, Yahoo!, Netscape, and America Online, for knowingly overcharging for their "pay per click" advertising services. Are you a Sea Ray boat owner whose boat was built between 1995 and 2001? If you've had problems with water intrusion, you may have a legal claim. |
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