Germany’s highest civil court ruled against Volkswagen in the first case brought by customers seeking damages in connection with the car maker’s emissions-cheating scandal
BERLIN—Germany’s highest civil court ruled against Volkswagen AG in the first case brought by customers seeking damages in connection with the car maker’s emissions-cheating scandal, a landmark ruling that could herald further litigation against Volkswagen and some competitors.
Monday’s ruling comes more than four years after Volkswagen in 2015 admitted to installing illegal software on millions of diesel models. The device allowed the cars to pass emissions tests in the laboratory while emitting much higher levels of toxic...
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