Monday, February 21, 2005
Lawsuit against Apple Class-action status sought over firm's business practices
A lawsuit seeking class-action status was filed in San Francisco charging Apple Computer Inc. with selling used computers as new, setting warranties to expire prematurely and engaging in unfair business practices against its authorized resellers.
The 26-page complaint was hurriedly submitted late Thursday to Superior Court after Congress passed a bill that would curb future class-action lawsuits, David Franklin, one of the three attorneys who filed the case, said Friday.
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A lawsuit seeking class-action status was filed in San Francisco charging Apple Computer Inc. with selling used computers as new, setting warranties to expire prematurely and engaging in unfair business practices against its authorized resellers.
The 26-page complaint was hurriedly submitted late Thursday to Superior Court after Congress passed a bill that would curb future class-action lawsuits, David Franklin, one of the three attorneys who filed the case, said Friday.
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