New York Volkswagen will continue to bleed. The attorneys general from three states have filed a new lawsuit against the troubled carmaker on Monday and ask more payments totaling several hundred million dollars.
Although there states of New York, Massachusetts, Maryland along with 41 other states until the end of June a 600-million dollar out of court settlement achieved. They would, however, do not include civil penalties, according to the complaint of the New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman. So he puts to his two other colleagues.
The allegations about the manipulated diesel vehicles are the Old substantially. Schneiderman makes his 90 page complaint, however, for new urgency. Very detail he describes the approach at the corporate headquarters in Wolfsburg and takes up again with respect to internal emails show that managers were already informed very early about the problems in the US.
For the first time Volkswagen boss Matthias Müller has been associated with the diesel scandal. Martin Winterkorn, and a certain “H. Müller “to have been informed in 2006 about the fact that the urea tanks have to be enlarged in Audis diesel vehicles to meet the more stringent emission standards in the US. Matthias Müller was still head of project management at Audi. Winterkorn at the time was the head of the VW subsidiary. Another Audi managers have testified that “H. Müller “a” is a reference to the then head of the Audi project management, now Winterkorn successor as CEO of Volkswagen AG, “it says in the application. But rather than investing in larger tanks to VW and Audi have decided to use the Cheat software.
The fact that the diesel scandal was only the work of a few VW engineers, as it had suggested Volkswagens former America CEO Michael Horn, “is very far from the truth,” Schneiderman said on Monday at a press conference. The “stubborn and unrepentant corporate culture at Volkswagen has this systematic fraud”, as was stated in the application. It is also an e-mail of the former head of quality management, Frank cloth, cited at the former VW CEO Martin Winterkorn, the cloth had written in May, 2014. “A detailed explanation for the dramatic high nitrous oxide emissions can not be given to the authorities,” he warns. Otherwise one must assume that the guards would search the VW systems after a cheating software.
Who sued Volkswagen
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the Tübingen lawyer has filed a lawsuit with the District court of Braunschweig by its own account, institutional with around 280 investors from several countries calling for nearly 3.3 billion euros in damages for losses. Moreover Tilp represents more than 1,100 individual investors who make an average damage of 47,000 euros contends.
The Hamburg firm Quinn Emanuel filed lawsuits for around 50 institutional one international investors, including billionaire pension funds for teachers in California, a state funds and hedge funds. The required sum amounts to 680 million Euro. is supported Quinn Emanuel from legal financier Bentham Europe, where the US hedge fund Elliott is involved.
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