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Lerman v. Apple Inc.
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October 05, 2022
Apple Loses Bid To Trim IPhone Class Atty Fees
Apple lost its bid to bring down attorney fees after the company agreed to settle a suit over device updates for $20 million, as a New York federal judge deemed the fees "fair and reasonable."
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August 26, 2022
Apple Urges Judge To Trim IPhone Class Atty Fees
Apple Inc. has asked a New York federal judge to lower a $6.6 million fee request from attorneys who helped secure a $20 million class settlement for iPhone users over device updates, insisting that there is a lack of documentation supporting the price tag.
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August 12, 2022
IPhone Class Attys Seek $6.6M Fee After Apple Deal
Class attorneys representing iPhone users who won a $20 million settlement from Apple over updates that allegedly caused devices to crash are requesting a $6.6 million chunk of the payout for their services in the suit that lasted over six years.
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May 04, 2022
IPhone 4 Owners Get $20M Deal With Apple Over Bad Update
Two classes of New York and New Jersey iPhone 4S owners have reached a $20 million settlement to resolve their claims that Apple Inc. updating their phones to a new operating system rendered them buggy and slow.
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November 01, 2017
Apple Can't Dodge Suit Claiming IOS 9 Destroyed IPhones
Apple Inc. failed to dismiss a putative class action claiming iPhone 4 users were duped into downloading a software update that made their devices buggy and unusable when a New York federal judge on Wednesday found that consumers adequately alleged the iOS 9 operating system was misrepresented.