First, Rockstar Games Got Hacked, Then Sony's Insomniac, and now Ubisoft… Who's Next?
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Nixing a federal class action accusing Sony of exerting monopolistic control over digital game downloads, a judge said Friday that gamers must amend their claims to describe how its conduct was anticompetitive.
By City News Service May 30, 2021 LOS ANGELES (CNS) - A former web engineer for Sony Electronics Inc. dropped her lawsuit against her ex-employer in which she alleged she was fired in 2018 in retaliation for refusing the sexual advances of her co-workers and then complaining about the hostile work environment and harassment. Lawyers for 36-year-old Jennifer Pochue filed court papers with Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Holly J. Fujie on March 26 asking that the plaintiff's case be dismissed. The papers did not state whether a settlement was reached or if Pochue was not pursuing the cas...