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Caccuri v. Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC
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3:21-cv-03361
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- Cleary Gottlieb
- DiCello Levitt
- Donahue Fitzgerald
- Israel David LLC
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May 24, 2024
Sony Denied Early Bid To Block PlayStation Antitrust Class
A California federal judge Friday denied Sony's preemptive bid to deny class certification in a suit accusing it of overcharging PlayStation Store users through a monopoly on downloadable game cards, saying Sony has yet to show that the plaintiffs are bound by class action waivers, or it can enforce arbitration.
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May 01, 2024
Sony, PlayStation Users Spar Over Early Antitrust Cert. Denial
Sony and PlayStation Store users fought before a California federal judge Wednesday over the company's bid to deny class certification to users who claim it overcharged them through a monopoly on downloadable game cards, with the users arguing that Sony waived its arbitration arguments under the Ninth Circuit's recent Hill ruling.
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January 02, 2024
Gamers Blast Sony's Bid To Block PlayStation Antitrust Class
Video game players pushed back against Sony's bid to upend a proposed class action in California federal court alleging the company overcharged them through a monopoly over the sale of digital versions of PlayStation games.
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November 17, 2023
Sony Seeks Early PlayStation Antitrust Class Cert. Denial
Sony filed a motion Thursday urging a California federal judge to deny class certification to PlayStation Store users who claim Sony overcharged them through a monopoly on the platform's downloadable game cards, saying the judge need not wait for the gamers to file their certification request to rule in the company's favor.
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February 08, 2023
Sony Can't Beat Updated Playstation Antitrust Suit
A California federal court shut down Sony's attempts to throw out an updated version of a consumer lawsuit accusing the Playstation maker of overcharging gamers through a monopoly on the platform's downloadable game cards.
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July 15, 2022
Sony Beats PlayStation Antitrust Class Action, For Now
A California federal judge Friday tossed a suit accusing the Sony Corp. arm behind PlayStation of overcharging gamers billions of dollars by the monopolization of the console's online store, saying the gamers have alleged a potential anti-competitive effect in game pricing, but haven't quite alleged Sony engaged in anti-competitive conduct.
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December 03, 2021
Motley Rice Atty To Lead PlayStation Antitrust Class
A California federal judge appointed Michael M. Buchman of Motley Rice LLC as interim lead counsel for a consolidated antitrust class action against Sony over PlayStation digital downloads.
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May 28, 2021
Video Games Are Latest Antitrust Target But May Not Be Last
Following a template set by Epic Games' lawsuit against Apple, plaintiffs firms have opened new antitrust fronts against closed digital ecosystems by targeting two of the world's largest video game platforms.
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May 06, 2021
Sony Hit With Suit Alleging PlayStation Monopoly
A PlayStation gamer hit the Sony Corp. arm behind the hugely popular video game console with a proposed class action Wednesday in California federal court seeking to represent over 10 million people allegedly overcharged billions of dollars by the monopolization of PlayStation's online store.