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Mercedes Class Action

August 29, 2018August 29, 2018 ROBERT KAHN

automotive, Brief3, Fraud, Settlement

SAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge conditionally approved the settlement Tuesday of a class action accusing a car dealership of defrauding customers by having a designated service shop install third-party parts at Mercedes-Benz prices.

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