Oh good, Rootgate isn't over yet. Nearly simultaneous with Sony reaching settlement of several U.S. class actions, three
major group lawsuits are emerging from Ontario, British Columbia, and Quebec. I haven't read the briefs and probably
won't have time to today (and might not understand them if I did), but Michael Geist posts
that they complain of a long and interesting list of legal issues.
Meanwhile, some individuals in the
U.S. are opting out of the class-action settlements and suing Sony BMG in small claims court. Mark Lyon of SonySuit.com is opting for that route and
explaining how it is done. [via Boing
Boing]
Sony Sued in Canada
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