Automaker defendants in the Takata air bag case did not sway a special master with their effort to obtain engagement letters for plaintiffs class representatives.
May 24, 2016 at 02:00 AM
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Automakers sued in the Takata air bag litigation received a setback in their quest to get access to plaintiffs attorney engagement letters.
The automakers argued the letters might show conflicts of interest between the class representatives and their lawyers, such as a familial relationship or other factors that might make them inadequate representatives.
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