Chevy & Cadillac Defective Transmissions – GM Class Action Canada

Product Liability

  1. Investigating
  2. In court
  3. Settled
  4. Open to register
  5. Closed

Current stage: In court · Follow for updates

Source: Merchant Law Group View original source

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About This Case

Merchant Law Group LLP has launched Canada-wide class action litigation against General Motors (GM) on behalf of Canadians who currently own or lease (or have previously owned or leased) a Cadillac or Chevy vehicle with a Hydra-Matic 8L90 or 8L45 transmission. These owners and lessees may have experienced a terrifying jolt or shake while driving. Unfortunately, this issue isn’t just an inconvenience – it’s a sign of a serious defect in the transmission that can cause delays in acceleration and stopping, as well as other dangerous driving conditions.

Source: Merchant Law Group

How to Register

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Source: Merchant Law Group

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