Firm organizing class action lawsuit against BMW for E9X M3 bearing failures

[aus]

Originally Posted by ///MTex

I've submitted my rod bearing/engine failure incident and would encourage others to do the same. I'm not an attorney so I don't know how this works, but it seems to me that they need to identify the number of potentially affected parties to determine whether they will pursue the case.

Sorry to have to add you to the registry.

Originally Posted by whats77inaname

BMW filed a motion to dismiss the class action pending in New Jersey for the rod-bearing issue in the E9x M3. Their primary argument was that the class action can't proceed as a national class without a class representative from New Jersey. (The only rep so far is from California.)

As such, the law firm handling the suit is hoping to speak with anyone from New Jersey who has had rod-bearing issues with their E9x M3.

Link: http://lawgsp.com/important-update/

So, if we have anyone in NJ that has experienced rod bearing failure, it'd be awesome, for the sake of the community, if you reached out to the firm handling this.

Does the firm know about the blown motor registry?? Just PM a few members and I'm sure they'd find people willing to participate.

http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=786615

Originally Posted by antonio010

I was referred to this thread by another member, I suffered a bearing failure in my car 3 months after purchasing. I've submitted my info to the law firm as well.

Sorry to have to add you to the registry too.

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[Sneaky Pete]

Originally Posted by aus

"antonio010"
Sorry to have to add you to the registry too.

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He is already on.

[aus]

Originally Posted by Sneaky Pete

He is already on.

Thanks. Fixed it now.

[SVH]

Originally Posted by whats77inaname

BMW filed a motion to dismiss the class action pending in New Jersey for the rod-bearing issue in the E9x M3. Their primary argument was that the class action can't proceed as a national class without a class representative from New Jersey. (The only rep so far is from California.)

As such, the law firm handling the suit is hoping to speak with anyone from New Jersey who has had rod-bearing issues with their E9x M3.

Link: http://lawgsp.com/important-update/

So, if we have anyone in NJ that has experienced rod bearing failure, it'd be awesome, for the sake of the community, if you reached out to the firm handling this.

I hope this firm is up to the task. Seems to me that the firm should have anticipated the motion to dismiss and filed accordingly with the proper represenative from New Jersey. Pliminary stuff. Then there's the issue wether the suit should be filed in State or Federal court. Motions and delays will happen before it even gets up and running.

This is gonna take a long time and some deep pockets.....
Wish them luck.