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Page 2 BMW OF NORTH AMERICA: Final Approval Hearing Moved to July 14 Class Action Reporter April 15, 2016 In January 2016, Senior District Judge William H. Walls of the District of New Jersey granted plaintiffs' unopposed motion for preliminary approval of the settlement and scheduled the final fairness hea

airness hearing to assess the fairness, reasonableness, and adequacy of the proposed settlement on May 9, 2016. Plaintiffs are owners or lessees of MINI Coopers who allege that, at the time of purchase, their vehicles contained a latent defect in a part of the engine known as the timing chain tensioner whic

G CORP., a Delaware corporation: CHRISTOPHER J. DALTON, ROSEMARY JOAN BRUNO, LEAD ATTORNEYS, BUCHANAN, INGERSOLL & ROONEY, PC, NEWARK, NJ. JUDGES: William H. Walls, Senior United States District Judge. OPINION BY: William H. Walls OPINION Walls, Senior District Judge In this class action arising from alleged

. ECF No. 71. This case arises from claims regarding the MINI Cooper, a line of vehicles produced by Defendants. Plaintiffs are owners or lessees of MINI Coopers who allege that, at the time of purchase, their vehicles contained a latent defect in a part of the engine known as the "timing chain tensioner" wh

G CORP., a Delaware corporation: CHRISTOPHER J. DALTON, ROSEMARY JOAN BRUNO, LEAD ATTORNEYS, BUCHANAN, INGERSOLL & ROONEY, PC, NEWARK, NJ. JUDGES: William H. Walls, Senior United States District Judge. OPINION BY: William H. Walls OPINION Walls, Senior District Judge In this class action arising from alleged

. ECF No. 71. This case arises from claims regarding the MINI Cooper, a line of vehicles produced by Defendants. Plaintiffs are owners or lessees of MINI Coopers who allege that, at the time of purchase, their vehicles contained a latent defect in a part of the engine known as the "timing chain tensioner" wh

Page 2 BMW OF NORTH AMERICA: Final Approval Hearing Moved to July 14 Class Action Reporter April 15, 2016 In January 2016, Senior District Judge William H. Walls of the District of New Jersey granted plaintiffs' unopposed motion for preliminary approval of the settlement and scheduled the final fairness hea

airness hearing to assess the fairness, reasonableness, and adequacy of the proposed settlement on May 9, 2016. Plaintiffs are owners or lessees of MINI Coopers who allege that, at the time of purchase, their vehicles contained a latent defect in a part of the engine known as the timing chain tensioner whic