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Ahern et al v. Apple Inc.
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June 06, 2019
Apple's 'Unwieldy' Move To Toss Filter Defect Suit Denied
A California federal judge has denied Apple's attempt to dismiss a proposed class action claiming it sold defectively designed MacBooks and iMacs, saying the tech giant's attempt to address the consumer protection laws of more than a dozen states was too "unwieldy."
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November 29, 2018
Apple Accused Of Selling IMacs, MacBooks With Filter Defect
A putative class of MacBook and iMac owners hit Apple Inc. with a lawsuit in California federal court Wednesday, claiming the tech giant knowingly sold them computers with a filter defect that caused permanent screen smudges and damage to the devices' motherboards due to trapped dust.