Newsletter Archives
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A legitimate-looking lawsuit claiming damages for the Win10 coerced upgrade
Many of you have posted here, and written to me privately, threatening to sue Microsoft for the pushy nature of the “Get Windows 10” campaign.
It looks like one firm, the Chicago firm of Edelman, Combs, Latturner & Goodwin LLC, has taken up the challenge. As reported in The Register (yes, in the UK) yesterday, reports on a filing in Chicago US District Court on Thursday, claiming MS
failed to exercise reasonable care in designing, formulating, and manufacturing the Windows 10 upgrade and placing it into the stream of commerce… As a result of its failure to exercise reasonable care, [the company] distributed an operating system that was liable to cause loss of data or damage to hardware.
You can read the complaint here.
The attorneys are seeking class action status.
Based on reports on the Edelman Combs web site (which I haven’t independently confirmed), the firm has experience in the field. Edelman declares:
Areas of Practice:
25% Consumer Law
75% Class Actions
Deceptive Trade PracticesYou might want to take advantage of the firm’s “Contact Us” box on any of its web pages to see if you qualify for joining the class.
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Class action probe begins for faulty Simplo batteries in Surface Pro 3
Looks like there’s a law firm that’s ready to take on Microsoft.
With all the problems we’ve seen with Surface Pro 3, Surface Pro 4, and Surface Book firmware/drivers, it’s hard to imagine why anybody would buy one. But buy they do.
InfoWorld Woody on Windows
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The ‘Get Windows 10’ campaign will see its day in court
A class is forming in Florida, suing Microsoft for “Get Windows 10.” But the attorney involved lists his company on Facebook as a Real Estate Lawyer.
The plot thickens.
InfoWorld Woody on Windows
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Class action lawsuit if you were harmed by the downloading of Windows 10 upgrade files
If you have a legitimate gripe about Microsoft downloading that 3 to 5 GB trove of Windows 10 update files, the firm of Abbot Law Group PA wants to hear from you.
http://microsoftclassactionlawsuit.com/
t/h SG