Technology,
Class Action
Dec. 17, 2024
Overbilling refunds should nix class action for damages, Apple says
In a motion to dismiss, Apple said the claims are inadequately and implausibly pled, if not barred outright because two of the four lead plaintiffs received refunds for the overbilling and the other two cannot prove Apple was aware of the billing error.
Apple Inc. asked a federal judge in San Jose to dismiss a putative class action accusing the tech company of fraudulently charging customers for their Apple Care + device maintenance subscriptions after they traded in their device.
The dispute stems from two complaints filed by customers who claim that Apple violated California law and its own terms and conditions by repeatedly charging them for Apple Care +. It is an optional monthly insurance policy Apple offers to consumers th...
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