Tag Archives: Court of Appeals

Kia Exploding Sunroof Case Could Continue

Posted on May 30, 2019 by Emmariah Holcomb

Kia Motors America, Inc. (Kia) could soon be headed to the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals over alleged defects in its sunroofs found in some of its models. Tom Kondash, and several others, originally filed a lawsuit in July of … Continue reading →

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Test of Connecticut Anti-Steering Law Heard by Court of Appeals

Posted on May 20, 2014 by Jenna Reed

A three-judge panel, including Judges Ralph K. Winter, John M. Walker Jr. and José A. Cabranes, met in New Haven, Conn., at the U.S. District Court to hear a number of cases, including Safelite versus Jepsen. Safelite is seeking to enjoin the enforcement of the Connecticut law requiring third-party administrators (TPAs) who own glass shops to list a second glass shop when recommending repair at their own shop. The questioning lasted less than 30 minutes. Continue reading →

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