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Gilligan v. Samsung Electronics America, Inc.
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1:16-cv-09803
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May 08, 2017
Samsung Says Overheating Phone Suit Should Be Arbitrated
Samsung Electronics America Inc. asked a New York federal judge Friday to dismiss a putative class action over overheating Galaxy phones, arguing consumers agreed to terms and conditions that dictate such disputes must go to arbitration on an individual basis.
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February 21, 2017
Samsung Says 4 Exploding Phone Suits Too Few For MDL
Samsung Electronics America Inc. and a party suing it have both formally opposed consolidating four proposed class actions in New York and California into multidistrict litigation alleging that Samsung has ignored overheating dangers in models other than the Galaxy Note 7, which was recalled after dozens burst into flames.