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Carvalho v. HP, Inc.
Case Number:
5:21-cv-08015
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
Judge:
Firms
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January 16, 2025
HP's $4M 'Strike-Through' Prices Deal Nears Initial OK
A California federal judge indicated Thursday he's open to preliminarily approving HP's $4 million deal to resolve a proposed class action alleging the company misled consumers with fictitious "strike-through" prices of products sold online, but expressed skepticism about a provision that barred consumers from litigating while the deal is pending approval.
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December 21, 2022
HP Can't Dodge Customers' Suit Over 'Strike-Through' Prices
A California judge ordered HP to face most of a proposed class action Tuesday over advertised "strike-through" prices of products sold on its website, finding that the plaintiffs sufficiently alleged that those prices were misleading because price comparisons with third-party retailers show that the purported markdowns don't accurately reflect market prices.
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July 18, 2022
HP Shoppers Say Website's 'Strike-Through' Prices Misleading
HP Inc. was slapped Friday with a proposed class action in California federal court accusing the computer manufacturing behemoth of listing high, fictitious "strike-through" prices for products on its website, leading customers to believe they've saved considerable amounts money through purported markdowns and discounts.