Heavy-duty truck and engine manufacturers' lawsuit seeking to enjoin California's enforcement of certain state vehicle emissions standards without a Clean Air Act preemption waiver from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Daimler Truck North America LLC v. California Air Resources Board

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motion to dismiss

Daimler Truck North America LLC v. California Air Resources Board - motion to dismiss

motion for summary judgment

Daimler Truck North America LLC v. California Air Resources Board - motion for summary judgment

reply

Daimler Truck North America LLC v. California Air Resources Board - reply

opposition

Daimler Truck North America LLC v. California Air Resources Board - opposition

complaint

Daimler Truck North America LLC v. California Air Resources Board - complaint

response

Daimler Truck North America LLC v. California Air Resources Board - response

motion to intervene

Daimler Truck North America LLC v. California Air Resources Board - motion to intervene

motion

Daimler Truck North America LLC v. California Air Resources Board - motion

Heavy-Duty Truck and Engine Manufacturers Filed Suit in California Federal Court to Enjoin Enforcement of California Vehicle Standards

notice

Daimler Truck North America LLC v. California Air Resources Board - notice

order

Federal District Court Enjoined CARB from Enforcing Clean Truck Partnership Against Manufacturers

sur-reply

Daimler Truck North America LLC v. California Air Resources Board - sur-reply

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Daimler Truck North America LLC v. California Air Resources Board - reply

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