Nintendo is Facing Yet Another Joy-Con Class-action Lawsuit in Canada
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Consumers take matters into their own hands as Nintendo refuses to fix the Joy-Con drift issue. What you need to know Lambert Avocat Inc. is filing a class-action lawsuit against Nintendo for Joy-Con drift. The law firm claims that Nintendo knowingly put defective hardware out into the market. Lambert Avocat Inc. is currently accepting registration forms. On January 15th, Lambert Avocat Inc. filed a class-action lawsuit against Nintendo, according to a post on their Facebook page. The lawsuit seeks reimbursement for consumers who have encountered manufacturing defects on their Nintendo Switch controllers, such as the Joy-Con and Pro Controllers. The issue of drift has also been seen in the smaller Nintendo Switch Lite. The Quebec-based firm believes that Nintendo`s continued sale of defective controllers violates the Consumer Protection Act, which entitles a consumer to expect a product to meet quality standards upon their purchase. This is one of several class-action lawsuits ...