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[...] The complaints can be found here. [...]
[...] We hope that XP Vehicles, Limnia, and the American people find their vindication, which is why we’ve filed two lawsuits detailing the ways that they have been wronged. To see the documents we filed in the US District Court for the District of Columbia and the US Court of Federal Claims click here. [...]
[...] The lawsuits, one filed in the Federal Court of Claims against the Department of Energy and the other filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia against the department as well as Energy Secretary Steven Chu and ATVP administrator Lachlan Seward, seek $450 million in damages from the Energy Department and $225 million from Secretary Chu and Seward, along with a declaration that the plaintiffs loans were unlawfully denied and an official re-review of their applications. [...]
[...] The Cause of Action website has all the applicable documents related to this lawsuit including the actual lawsuit and [...]
[...] The lawsuits, one filed in the Federal Court of Claims against the Department of Energy and the other filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia against the department as well as Energy Secretary Steven Chu and ATVP administrator Lachlan Seward, seek $450 million in damages from the Energy Department and $225 million from Secretary Chu and Seward, along with a declaration that the plaintiffs loans were unlawfully denied and an official re-review of their applications. [...]
[...] The Cause of Action website has all the applicable documents related to this lawsuit including the actual lawsuit and [...]