Samsung Moves For Early Dismissal in Water Proof Class Action
By Consider The Consumer on December 23, 2020
The Samsung Waterproof Class Action
Samsung is moving to put the class action lawsuit filed against them over its Water Resistant capabilities for an early dismissal early, according to various reports.
Kyle Clark, the case’s plaintiff, has not been able to cross the Class Action threshold, so to speak, and does not have more than 100 members joining or damages worth over $5 million.
The company’s motion to dismiss declares that “Clark [plaintiff] does not allege how much she paid for her 27 or how much she can show in damages, nor does she plead any facts regarding the number of putative members of the New Jersey Class or the quantum of damages those putative class members are alleged to have suffered. In sum, she has entirely failed to allege facts supporting her legal connection that [Class Action Fairness Act] applies”.
Editor’s Note on the Samsung Water Proof Class Action Request for Dismissal
This news article is created to keep you in the know and inform you of the latest motion Samsung has filed to have the lawsuit against them dismissed.
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