Comcast’s offer to remedy all of the plaintiffs’ claims after a suit was filed in the Northern District of Illinois late last year rendered moot the same plaintiffs’ proposed class action in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, a federal judge has ruled.
Three plaintiffs Hansen IP Law, Datascope Analytics and Robbie Simmons filed a complaint in Illinois alleging that Comcast had charged them, as business-class customers, fees beyond what their contracts allowed, according to the Pennsylvania opinion. Comcast then offered "full and complete relief" on all of the claims, leading the plaintiffs to drop the suit.
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