General Motors (GM) Hit with $102.6M Jury Verdict Against the Company in Class Action Over Defective Engines
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General Motors Hit With $102.6 Million Jury Verdict in Class Action Over Defective Engines
October 4, 2022 7:58 PM EDTDiCello Levitt trial team wins huge verdict on behalf of owners and lessees of GM trucks and SUVs with 5.3-liter Vortec engines
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- In a rare class action trial verdict, a California federal jury today found that the nations largest automobile manufacturer hid an engine defect that resulted in excessive oil consumption, leading to engine damage, stalling, and premature breakdown in tens of thousands of General Motorss (NYSE: GM) 5.3-liter SUVs and light trucks. The jury returned a $102.6 million verdict against GM in a class action lawsuit... More
