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Bitterman v. Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab, Inc. et al
Case Number:
1:22-cv-04714
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
Judge:
Firms
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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."
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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.
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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.