Transmission

Judge Clears Ford in 6F35 Transmission Class Action Suit: Details on the Dismissal

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Detroit, Michigan – A U.S. District Judge recently dismissed a class-action lawsuit against Ford Motor Co. which claimed that the automaker sold vehicles equipped with defective 6F35 transmissions. The decision concluded a lengthy legal battle involving allegations of design and manufacturing flaws that reportedly led to poor performance and safety issues. The lawsuit, filed in 2012, targeted Ford’s 6F35 six-speed automatic transmission, used in models ranging from the Ford Escape and Fusion to the Mercury Mariner and Milan produced between 2010 and 2013. Plaintiffs alleged that these vehicles were prone to sudden jerks, slips, harsh … Read more

Energy Firm Drops Lawsuit Against Oklahoma Landowners, Seeks Voluntary Survey Access for Statewide Transmission Project

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ENID, Okla. — A recent legal battle involving Cimarron Link, a subsidiary of Invenergy, and several Garfield County landowners has come to an end, as the company withdraws its lawsuit regarding land survey access. This decision marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing debate between property rights and large-scale infrastructure projects in Oklahoma. The conflict began when Cimarron Link sought access to private lands to survey for a major transmission line project, intended to stretch from the Panhandle to eastern Oklahoma. Landowners, including David and Linda Bryan, the Bryan Family LLC, LeRoy Fuksa Trust, and … Read more