Apple Inc. and consumers who bought MacBooks with defective keyboards asked a judge Thursday for preliminary approval of a $50 million settlement. This amounts to 10% to 30% of a possible $178 million to $569 million in recovery estimated by plaintiffs’ experts.
After more than two years of negotiations in the four-year case, all persons and entities who bought a 2015-2017 model MacBook, 2016-2019 model MacBook Pro or 2018-2019 model MacB...
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