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Williams et al v. Apple, Inc.
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3:19-cv-04700
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August 05, 2022
Judge Slashes Attys' $4.9M Fee Bid In ICloud Storage Suit
Apple will settle for $14.8 million over claims that it misled users on how iCloud services stored data after receiving final approval from a California judge, but only has to pay the class counsel standard fees despite requests from the attorneys for a higher award.
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April 19, 2022
Attys Seek $4.9M In $14.8M ICloud Storage Class Settlement
Attorneys representing iCloud users are asking a California federal judge to award them $4.9 million out of a $14.8 million settlement resolving claims that Apple Inc. misled users about how their data was stored.
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January 14, 2022
Apple Reaches $14.8M Deal To End ICloud Storage Class Suit
A class of Apple Inc. customers is asking a California federal court to give the go-ahead to a $14.8 million settlement to resolve claims the tech giant misled users about how its iCloud service stored their data.