Four file suit over warm gasoline
Three individual gasoline consumers and an Oklahoma City business have filed a lawsuit against oil companies and station owners, claiming the retailers are overcharging customers for hot fuel.
Gasoline retailers say the temperature changes average out to little or no effect and that, if successful, the lawsuit could raise prices rather than lower them.
The four named plaintiffs are seeking class-action status an...
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