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Porath v. Logitech Inc.
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3:18-cv-03091
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December 01, 2020
Logitech Speaker False Ad Suit Dies With A Whimper For Now
A federal judge in California has thrown out a proposed class action alleging Logitech Inc. falsely advertised its Z200 speakers because attorneys did not appoint a new class representative after the judge last year refused to let a three-time convicted felon lead the class.
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November 19, 2019
Logitech Buyers Denied Cert. As Alsup Raps Both Sides' Attys
U.S. District Judge William Alsup denied class certification to Logitech customers alleging the company falsely advertised its Z200 speakers, expressing disappointment with both sides' counsel for failing to disclose sooner that the lead plaintiff was a three-time convicted felon.
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October 04, 2019
'Counsel Owe An Explanation,' Alsup Warns In Logitech Row
U.S. District Judge William Alsup has chastised counsel representing the parties in a proposed class action alleging Logitech falsely advertised its Z200 speakers, saying they owe him an explanation for why it took so long to discover that the lead plaintiff is a convicted felon.
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July 18, 2019
Judge Alsup's Settlement Rules Face Fire At 9th Circ.
Logitech Inc. urged the Ninth Circuit Thursday to scrap U.S. District Judge William Alsup's standing order to prohibit parties from entering settlement negotiations until after class certification is decided, arguing that the order violates the parties' First Amendment rights and federal civil procedure rules that promote settlements.