"Samsung Electronics America Inc. escaped nearly all claims brought by a group of consumers who alleged the hinges on its Chromebook convertible laptop are defective."
"After the consumers' fourth attempt to remedy their deceptive and false advertising claims under New York's General Business Law, they "still fail to supply the Court with sufficient facts to state a claim for relief under the NYGBL," Judge Jamel K. Semper of the US District Court for the District of New Jersey said in a Monday opinion."
"A trio of consumers in New York, Missouri, and Oklahoma sued Samsung for allegedly misleading consumers ..."
Samsung Electronics America Inc. prevailed against nearly all claims by consumers alleging defective hinges on its Chromebook convertible laptop. The plaintiffs made four attempts to amend deceptive and false advertising claims under New York's General Business Law but failed to provide sufficient factual allegations to state a claim for relief under the NYGBL. The federal court in New Jersey rejected the consumers' allegations as deficient. The plaintiffs consisted of three consumers from New York, Missouri, and Oklahoma who alleged that Samsung misled consumers about the product.
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