Nice try. But no. This week, a magistrate judge in San Francisco sided with VW and rejected five applications by plaintiffs in Europe for access to 20 million pages of documents produced by the automaker in the U.S. MDL.
February 10, 2017 at 02:44 AM
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It must have seemed like an easy answer to overseas plaintiffs suing Volkswagen.
Rather than do their own discovery about VW’s efforts to cheat emissions tests, how about they just get a copy of all 20 million pages produced by the automaker for the MDL in the Northern District of California?
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