A Quebec law firm is seeking authorization for a class-action lawsuit against Apple for anyone in the province who has had their iPhone damaged by water.
LPC Avocats argue that Apple advertises its iPhones as “water resistant,” but that Apple Store employees “systematically refuse to repair or replace” the devices that came into contact with liquid based on a warranty exclusion for damage caused by getting it wet.
“In short, Apple’s iPhones are consistently damaged by liquid contact that Apple advertised and promised that they could withstand,” the law firm says. “As such, this class action seeks to have the clause in Apple’s warranty excluding liquid contact voided and to obtain damages for all Class Members who were forced to pay any amount to replace or repair their iPhone due to liquid contact (or water damage) that occurred in conditions that Apple advertised and promised the iPhones could withstand.”
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