Diesel emissions scandal. When do the claims of diesel buyers affected by the emissions scandal expire? This legally complex question is still controversial. A ruling by the Marburg District Court now shows
Do car buyers’ claims only expire after 10 years? To the article »
VW's legal defeat in the diesel emissions scandal is sealed. Volkswagen's last stronghold has fallen: Now the district courts in Braunschweig and Hanover are following suit,
Regional Courts of Braunschweig and Hanover follow the BGH case law To the article »
Emissions scandal verdict against Daimler. Illegal switch-off devices in diesel vehicles are an intentional, immoral act. Affected car buyers are therefore entitled to compensation. This legal opinion of the Federal Court of Justice was followed by
Car buyer receives more compensation than he paid To the article »
VW emissions scandal. Despite an official admission of guilt and a settlement with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the car company is facing further fines in the USA in
VW faces billions in fines in the USA To the article »
VW emissions scandal. After almost 5 years of emissions scandal, the Federal Court of Justice (BGH) has finally ensured legal certainty with a landmark ruling. The court has made it clear that buyers of manipulated
The most important questions about the BGH ruling To the article »
Volkswagen must pay damages. Volkswagen has intentionally and immorally harmed its customers and must reimburse them the gross purchase price of the vehicles, less compensation for use of the
BGH ruling: VW has intentionally and immorally deceived its customers To the article »
Violation of public decency. 27 VW diesels in the Bonn city fleet were fitted with illegal switch-off devices. The municipality therefore demanded that the car manufacturer pay
VW must pay almost 470,000 EURO in damages to the city of Bonn To the article »
