Public attention is focused on overheating and fires in Samsung Electronics Co.'s newest phone, the Galaxy Note 7. But fire hazards also plague the company’s Galaxy S7 smartphone, a recently filed suit asserts.
And a class complaint covering both models may be in the works.
Daniel Ramirez’s Sept. 8 complaint alleges an S7 Edge exploded in his pocket, causing serious burns (Ramirez v. Samsung Elecs. Am., Inc., N.J. Super. Ct., No. not available, complaint filed 9/8/16.
As with the Note 7, the phone’s lithium ion battery is identified as the source of the problem.
A lawyer for Ramirez, ...
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