Sony’s lawyers argue the company is not legally required to pass U.S. tariff refund proceeds to consumers who bought recently price-hiked PlayStation 5 consoles. In a California motion filed Monday, they seek dismissal of a gamer-led class action claiming unjust enrichment. Sony executives previously expected $508 million in refunds, after tariffs it paid were ruled mostly illegal.
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