Are there any class action lawsuits against Apple?

[UPDATE – On April 4, 2018, the United States Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation ordered 19 proposed class actions filed against Apple over the allegedly compromised performance of older iPhone models to be consolidated to the Northern District of California before the Honorable Edward J. Davila.

Why did Apple take legal action against prepear?

Apple reportedly takes issue with Prepear’s logo, arguing that its attributes are too similar to its own logo. The company said via a post on Instagram that Apple “has decided to oppose and go after our small business’ trademark saying our pear logo is too close to their apple logo and supposedly hurts their brand”.

Why is Apple taking legal action against small businesses?

Prepear says that Apple “has opposed dozens of other trademark applications filed by small businesses with fruit related logos,” even in cases where the logo or industry is dissimilar to Apple’s. Logos have been the source of legal action by Apple in the past, such as the case against a Norwegian political party and a German cycling path.

When did the ACCC take action against Apple?

In December 2013, the ACCC accepted a court enforceable undertaking from Apple Pty Limited following an investigation into Apple’s consumer guarantees policies and practices, and representations about consumers’ rights under the ACL. See: Apple Australia gives undertaking to ACCC to improve its consumer guarantees policies and practices

Why is Apple taking legal action against a former employee?

Apple is looking to take legal action against one of its former managers who wrote a book that could reveal some crucial “company secrets,” reports say.

What was the settlement of the lawsuit against Apple?

San Francisco (CNN Business) Apple will pay up to half a billion dollars to settle a class action lawsuit accusing it of slowing down older iPhone models to compel users to buy new ones.

Why is there a class action against Apple?

The group claims that Apple knowingly or recklessly enabled an iTunes gift card scam. All those listed as bringing the Class Action forward were victims of the iTunes gift card scam. The Plaintiffs state that Apple falsely tells victims that 100% of their money lost in the scam is irretrievable and this isn’t true.

Apple reportedly takes issue with Prepear’s logo, arguing that its attributes are too similar to its own logo. The company said via a post on Instagram that Apple “has decided to oppose and go after our small business’ trademark saying our pear logo is too close to their apple logo and supposedly hurts their brand”.