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April 27, 2010
In Re Sony PS3 "Other OS" Litigation
Case Number:
4:10-cv-01811
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- Sinunu Bruni
- Sullivan Blackburn
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November 07, 2017
Judge Tells Sony Class Attys: Don't Misspell My Name
A California federal judge on Tuesday held off on approving Sony's sweetened $3.75 million deal that would end a putative class action claiming Sony reneged on its promise to let users run other operating systems on their PlayStation 3s, saying there's a number of items in the deal they have to "clean up," like consistently misspelling her name.
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