Apple Now Facing Class Action Suit for Cracked M1 MacBook ScreensMacBook Air and Pro screen cracks lead to legal action.

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The law firm Bursor and Fisher filed a class action lawsuit against Apple this
week over unusually common screen cracks on M1 MacBooks, reports 9to5Mac.
The firm is accusing Apple of knowingly selling laptops with fragile displays
that tend to crack under normal use in some cases and then refusing to repair
them without charge. Bursor and Fisher is now seeking compensation for all
expenses associated with repairs.
While Apple' latest 13-inch MacBook Air and MacBook Pro notebooks based on the
M1 system-on-chip received great reviews and made many owners happy on launch,
there is also a large number of customers who have experienced unexpected
screen cracks and were forced to pay $600 ~ $850 to Apple for repairs. Apple
insists that screen cracks were not its fault, but were caused by mishandling
or by a small item or particle becoming lodged between the keyboard and
screen.
Last week, class action law firm Migliaccio & Rathod LLP said it had begun
looking for owners of Apple' latest MacBooks with cracked LCDs to make
"potential legal claims against" the company. Apparently, lawyers from Bursor
& Fisher were quicker, so they filed the case 5:21-cv-07109, Almeida v. Apple
this week.
"The M1 MacBook is defective, as the screens are extraordinarily fragile,
cracking, blacking out, or showing magenta, purple and blue lines and squares,
or otherwise ceasing to function altogether," the lawsuit reads.
"Thousands of users from across the globe have reported this issue directly to
Apple and on Apple sponsored forums," the lawsuit continues. "Nonetheless,
consumers who have attempted to secure replacements or repairs have been
rebuffed by Apple, often forced to pay out of pocket upwards of between $600
and $850 for repairs themselves or to secure replacements without Apple’s
assistance. Others who have secured repairs or replacements from Apple have
quickly experienced the problem reappearing on the repaired or replaced
laptop."
Truth to be told, Apple issued a notice on August 27 asking owners of MacBooks
not to use any camera covers, palm rest covers, or keyboard covers with their
laptops because "the clearance between the display (screen) and the top case
is engineered to tight tolerances [which is why] leaving any material on your
display, keyboard, or palm rest might interfere with the display when it'
closed and cause damage to your display."
The case' plaintiff believes that this notice is essentially Apple'
recognition of the issue even though the warning was not issued to any
specific Mac laptop.
That plaintiff wants Apple to compensate the cost of repairs for himself and
other people with similar problems as well as award "reasonable attorney' fees
and costs." But screen repairs are very costly, just like lawyers in the U.S.
Therefore, it remains to be seen whether Apple will admit the issue and what
the plaintiff and people similarly situated will get from the "Think
different" company.
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