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News coverage of the Sony class action lawsuit, aggregated automatically from public reporting. Each item below is our own summary with a link to the original source — we never reproduce the source article's text.
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Sony Agrees to $7.85 Million PlayStation Settlement — And You May Not Have to File a Claim - Complex
Sony has agreed to a $7.85 million settlement concerning PlayStation, with some eligible people apparently able to receive relief without submitting a claim.
Sony will pay out PlayStation users in $7.85M settlement — find out if you’re eligible - New York Post
Sony has agreed to a $7.85 million settlement providing payments to eligible PlayStation users.
Sony PlayStation Store Credit settlement: How to claim your piece of the $7.85 million - Mashable
A $7.85 million settlement involving Sony PlayStation Store credit is available for eligible consumers to claim.
How To Get Your Cut Of PlayStation's $7.85 Million Settlement - Engadget
A settlement involving PlayStation is offering eligible consumers a share of $7.85 million.
Sony Will Pay Out $7.85 Million in PlayStation Store Credit. How to Claim Part of the Settlement - CNET
Sony has agreed to a $7.85 million settlement that will provide eligible PlayStation Store users with store-credit payments.
Sony defense against a digital ownership lawsuit is that you know you dont own your games
Sony is defending a California class action alleging that PlayStation Store digital-game purchase descriptions mislead buyers about owning the games.
PlayStation customers could get money from $7 . 85 million Sony settlement . Here who qualifies
A Sony class-action settlement may provide PlayStation Network game credits to eligible Connecticut residents over allegations that the company monopolized PlayStation game sales.
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