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A Washington judge refused to dismiss the Comcast consumer protection lawsuit, letting it advance to discovery with $3.6 billion at stake. Learn why now.
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A Washington State judge refused to throw out the attorney general’s consumer-protection lawsuit against Comcast — an unfortunate turn for the cable giant, but a real win for consumers fighting corporate greed.
You may remember when Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced a lawsuit against cable and internet goliath Comcast.
Comcast, the largest provider of cable and internet to consumers with one of the lowest customer satisfaction ratings of any American company, sought to dismiss the suit.
In a big loss for corporate giant Comcast, a Washington State judge has declined to throw out the lawsuit filed by the state’s attorney general.
At Billshark, we are all too familiar with big corporations taking advantage of their customers and putting profits before ethical policy and, sometimes even the law.
Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson sued Comcast, alleging the company’s own documents show a pattern of illegally deceiving its customers.
The lawsuit alleged Comcast misrepresented the Service Protection Plan to customers.
The potential penalty against Comcast is $3.6 billion.
Comcast sought to dismiss the suit.
The Washington State judge declined to throw out the lawsuit filed by the state’s attorney general and ruled that it can advance to the discovery phase.
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1 The Lawsuit Against Comcast.
2 Comcast’s Move to Dismiss.
3 A Big Loss for the Cable Giant.
4 Why It Matters for Consumers.
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