Mercedes, Bosch emissions lawsuit OK'd for U.S. class action

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February 04, 2019 08:44 PM

A federal judge in New Jersey allowed a class-action lawsuit accusing Mercedes-Benz USA and Robert Bosch of diesel-emissions cheating to proceed, denying motions by the defendants to dismiss the case.

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