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Fishon et al v. Peloton Interactive, Inc.
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1:19-cv-11711
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May 02, 2023
Peloton Buyers Lose Class Cert. Bid In False Ad Suit
A New York federal judge on Tuesday rejected a class certification bid in a lawsuit accusing stationary bike giant Peloton Interactive Inc. of falsely advertising an "ever-growing" library of online fitness classes when numerous classes were about to be removed due to music copyright concerns.
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August 12, 2022
Peloton Can't Outrun False Ad Suit Related To Music IP Spat
A New York federal judge denied Peloton's latest bid to escape a proposed class action accusing the stationary bike giant of falsely advertising an "ever-growing" library of online fitness classes when numerous classes were about to be removed due to music copyright concerns.
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October 19, 2021
Peloton Says False Ad Plaintiff Lied About Being Atty
Peloton urged a New York federal judge to deny class certification to a group of consumers alleging the stationary bike company lied about its "ever-growing" library of online fitness classes, saying Friday that a proposed lead plaintiff impersonated a lawyer and lied during his deposition.
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July 13, 2021
Peloton Buyer's 'Puzzling' Errors Doom NY False Ad Claims
A Michigan woman's New York false advertising claims against Peloton Interactive Inc. were permanently tossed Monday due to "puzzling" deficiencies in a revised class suit alleging the stationary bike giant lied to consumers about its "ever-growing" library of online fitness classes.
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November 09, 2020
Peloton Can't Nix False Ad Suit Over Online Fitness Classes
A New York federal judge on Monday slapped down Peloton's bid to toss a proposed class action against the stationary bike giant claiming it falsely advertises an "ever-growing" library of online fitness classes, ruling while a Michigan customer can't sue under New York law, the New York-based lead plaintiff can.