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Tuttle et al v. Audiophile Music Direct Inc

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Case Number:

2:22-cv-01081

Court:

Washington Western

Nature of Suit:

Multi Party Litigation:

Class Action

Judge:

James L. Robart

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May 10, 2023
Judge OK's Vinyl Co. Deal, Rejects 'Reverse Auction' Claims

A Washington federal judge gave his initial blessing to a $25 million class action settlement in a case where consumers accused a vinyl company of using digital mastering to make records marketed as all-analog, over opposition from intervenors who claimed the deal was reached via "a collusive reverse auction."
March 14, 2023
Judge Allows 'Reverse Auction' Protest In Vinyl Record Suit

Consumers alleging a vinyl company secretly used digital mastering to make records marketed as all-analog can try and block the company's $25 million settlement in a related class action, after they claimed the deal was tainted by efforts to settle for the lowest possible amount.
March 01, 2023
Vinyl Co. Slammed For 'Reverse Auction' To End Class Claims

Consumers accusing a vinyl record producer of deceptively using digital mastering for its purportedly all-analog recordings said the company should not get to pause their Illinois case based on a deal reached in Washington state, arguing that the company pitted the plaintiffs against one another to pay as little as possible.
February 08, 2023
Vinyl Co. Spins Up Deal To End Claims It Hid Digital Work

A Chicago vinyl record producer has reached a deal estimated to be worth more than $25 million to resolve proposed class claims in Washington federal court that it marketed recordings it claimed were purely analog, despite actually using digital mastering in its production process.