HP LAPTOP HINGE PROBLEMS CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT
DID YOU PURCHASE AN HP LAPTOP FROM 2018 TO THE PRESENT AND EXPERIENCE A PROBLEM WITH DEFECTIVE HINGES?
Scott Hirsch Law Group PLLC is currently investigating allegations that Hyundai M
Scott Hirsch Law Group PLLC, Migliaccio & Rathod LLP, and Gustafson Gluek PLLC, on behalf of numerous HP customers filed a class action lawsuit against the tech giant, alleging that a number of its laptops are made with defective hinges that breakaway and fail unexpectedly and from ordinary use.
The HP class action lawsuit claims that the hinge defect prevents the laptop from being properly opened, closed, or transported, and its usability is dramatically reduced or completely lost. The lawsuit alleges the hinge defect can manifest , in some instances, in as little as several months after purchasing their laptops.
The lawsuit also alleges that this “material defect… prevents [the laptops] from being used as portrayed in HP’s advertising materials, and HP concealed, failed to disclose or otherwise engaged in deceptive marketing with respect to this defect.”
The full complaint in this HP Laptop Defect Class Action Lawsuit, Thelen, et al. v. HP Inc., Case No. 1:22-cv-00208-CFC, in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware, can be found here
HP laptops that may be affected by this hinge defect include:
- HP Envy
- HP Envy x360
- HP Pavilion
- HP Pavilion x360
- HP 14
- HP 15
- HP 17
If your HP laptop, purchased within the last 4 years experienced a similar hinge defect, we would like to hear from you. Please complete the questionnaire on this page. If you’d like further information, please send an email to info@scotthirschlawgroup.com.
otor Company and KIA America, Inc. artificially inflate the destination fees they charge. Consumers pay destination fees for delivery of a new vehicle to the dealership from the port or factory. In violation of federal law, Hyundai and KIA fail to disclose the actual cost of transporting the vehicle.
Consumer advocacy groups have been studying the growing trend of vehicle destination charges increasing over the past several years. Many of the destination charges exceed the rate of inflation by 2.5 times. Automakers claim that the rising cost of the destination fee is due to an increase in cost for delivery. However, that is belied by the fact that the increase exceeds the rate of inflation.
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