3G Telematics Claims vs. Nissan Are Voluntarily Dismissed
Plaintiff George Schwarz voluntarily dismissed with prejudice his 3G telematics claims against Nissan North America, said his notice Wednesday (docket 3:22-cv-00933) in U.S. District Court for Middle Tennessee in Nashville. Schwarz had alleged injury on behalf of himself and a…
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putative class of other Nissan owners arising from the loss of connected vehicle services when the major wireless carriers shut down their 3G services, rendering the telematics equipment that Nissan installed in its vehicles obsolete. Nissan moved March 20 to compel Schwarz’s dispute to arbitration, arguing that the scope of the arbitration provision he agreed to “plainly encompasses the allegations” he seeks to assert under the Federal Arbitration Act (see 2303210057)