Well, that's not quite accurate, (ruling that companies can block people from pressing those claims as a group) and in any event, good for SCOTUS. This is what happens when idiots try to abuse the system.Originally Posted by NGS
SCOTUS just ruled corporations can do exactly that.
So, two dumbasses tried to launch a multi-million dollar suit against AT&T on the basis of their state's fucktarded laws (taxing "free" handsets) and socialist insanity, and now the federal government's stepped in and overruled a California state law that encouraged this kind of insanity in the first place. And that's how it should be. $30 is a matter for small claims court (if that), not an excuse for a mutli-million dollar lawsuit scheme... against the wrong party anyway. Suing a business because they're following state law and collecting sales tax? Idiots.The fight stemmed from a complaint against AT&T Mobility by Vincent and Liza Concepcion, who say they were improperly charged about $30 in sales tax on a phone AT&T advertised as free.
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