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Toyota Motor Corp. lawyers and attorneys for plaintiffs suing the automaker over claims of unintended sudden acceleration told a judge today they are close to resolving a major hurdle in pre-trial evidence-gathering.
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Seed maker DuPont Co. , wind-turbine manufacturer General Electric Co . and insurer Zurich Financial Services AG are devising products to help the world adapt to climate change, a potential $135 billion-a-year market by 2030.
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A U.K. appeals judge said he was obligated to uphold a ruling in favor of L’Oreal SA from the European Union’s highest court, while the decision to block comparison advertising for “smell-alike” perfumes would “muzzle” competitors and hurt poor people.
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Toyota Motor Corp. will face the first test trial in February 2013 of lawsuits combined in federal court that claim a defect causes the company’s vehicles to speed up uncontrollably, a judge said.
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Lawyers suing Toyota Motor Corp. and those for the automaker were told by a federal judge to quickly resolve an evidence dispute so the first cases over unintended sudden acceleration of its vehicles can go to trial in the first three months of 2013.
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Several dozen lawyers asked a federal judge in California today to appoint them to leadership positions over lawsuits against Toyota Motor Corp. related to sudden acceleration.
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