Samsung has asked the federal judge overseeing the putative class action litigation against it related to overheating phones to toss the claims out of court and send them to be resolved in arbitration.
In court papers responding to the plaintiff’s motion against arbitration, Samsung argued against the plaintiff’s assertion that the arbitration clause contained in the Galaxy S3′s product packaging didn’t clearly indicate purchasers were roped into a binding arbitration agreement.
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