Civil Litigation
May 30, 2018
PlayStation settlement held up by attorney fee battle
Gamers angry about the Linux operating system being removed from their PlayStation 3 in 2010 are on the verge of receiving a payout, but lawyers squabbling over fees are holding up a settlement.
OAKLAND — Gamers angry about the Linux operating system being removed from their PlayStation 3 in 2010 are on the verge of receiving a payout, but lawyers squabbling over fees are holding up a settlement.
Attorneys representing the plaintiffs and Sony Computer Entertainment America LLC proposed a $3.75 million class action settlement at a hearing Tuesday, their second attempt at reaching an agreement. In Re So...
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