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Alea v. Wilson Sporting Goods Company et al

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Case Number:

1:17-cv-00498

Court:

Illinois Northern

Nature of Suit:

365(Personal Inj. Prod. Liability)

Multi Party Litigation:

Class Action

Judge:

Honorable Gary Feinerman

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  1. December 10, 2018

    Wilson, Buyers Go To Bat For Louisville Slugger Settlement

    Wilson Sporting Goods Co. has reached a deal to provide replacement baseball bats to settle a contentious proposed class action in Illinois federal court by buyers who alleged that Louisville Slugger Prime BBCOR bats were defective and that the company denied and discouraged warranty claims.

  2. October 24, 2017

    Consumers Want Wilson Docs In Louisville Slugger Class Suit

    Wilson Sporting Goods Co. should be forced to properly respond to discovery requests in a proposed class action accusing the company of failing to honor warranties for allegedly defective Louisville Slugger baseball bats, consumers told an Illinois federal court Tuesday.

  3. May 17, 2017

    Consumers Defend Louisville Slugger Warranty Suit

    A proposed class of consumers accusing Wilson Sporting Goods Co. of failing to honor warranties for defective Louisville Slugger baseball bats asked an Illinois federal judge on Tuesday not to trim their suit, arguing that it was properly pled and it’s too early to deal with issues of class certification.

  4. March 14, 2017

    Faulty Louisville Slugger Suit A Swing And Miss, Wilson Says

    Wilson Sporting Goods Co. asked an Illinois federal court on Tuesday to trim several claims from a proposed class action accusing it of failing to honor warranties for defective Louisville Slugger baseball bats, saying the alleged defect is a patented feature.

  5. January 23, 2017

    Wilson Won't Replace Busted Louisville Sluggers, Buyers Say

    A Florida purchaser of a Louisville Slugger baseball bat filed suit against Wilson Sporting Goods Co., the maker of the bats, in Illinois federal court on Monday, accusing the company of making a defective bat and then refusing to honor its warranty and send consumers new equipment.