Lenovo Class Settlement for Alleged Defects Gets Final Approval

Lenovo laptop owners who alleged the company knowingly sold defective 2-in-1 devices received final approval for their class settlement Wednesday from the US District Court for the District of Minnesota.

The settlement allows class members, defined as all end-user consumers who currently possess a class laptop that was purchased in the US for personal or business use, to receive free repairs and cash payments up to $100.

• Martin Gisairo and 10 other class representatives sued Lenovo (US) Inc. alleging it knowingly sold Yoga and Flex computers, which were made with a flexible hinge system that allow the devices to function ...