Product Liability
Apr. 24, 2017
Judge wants amended Apple class action complaint
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge Friday granted Apple Inc.'s objections to a class action complaint alleging the technology company sold a defective model of its Mac Pro computer.
By Justin Kloczko
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Lawyers behind a proposed class action alleging Apple Inc. sold a defective model of its high-end Mac Pro computer will amend their complaint after a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge Friday granted the technology company's objections to the four causes of action and granted a motion to strike the class definition.
Judge Ann I. Jones sustained with leave to amend...
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