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Martin, Scott v. LG Electronics USA, Inc. et al
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April 01, 2015
Wis. Fed. Judge Toses Most Claims in Blu-Ray Buyer's Case
A Wisconsin federal judge on Wednesday tossed most of a proposed class action against LG Electronics Inc. by a consumer alleging it conspired to sell Blu-Ray players bundled with obsolete and discontinued software, leaving only a state law deceptive trade practices claim.
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February 14, 2014
Blu-Ray Player Buyers Say LG Sold Outdated Goods
Consumers who allege LG Electronics Inc. and others sold Blu-Ray disc players bundled with obsolete and discontinued software asked a Wisconsin federal judge Thursday to certify a class in the lawsuit.