Alan Liu
Role in each timeline
- Do You Own Your Games? The Crew, AB 2426 and the Buy-Button Lawsuits
Named plaintiff in the The Crew ownership litigation against Ubisoft.
Alan Liu across every timeline
Every dated entry that names Alan Liu, from all 1 timeline, newest first.
20262 entries
- Deadline passes to opt out of or object to Ubisoft settlement Legal
The settlement website stated that class members had until July 13, 2026, to opt out of or object to the Ubisoft settlement. It instructed members seeking exclusion to mail or deliver their requests by that date.
on Do You Own Your Games? The Crew, AB 2426 and the Buy-Button Lawsuits - Ubisoft settles the The Crew ownership case for $2 million Legal
The Sacramento County Superior Court preliminarily approved a settlement of the refiled Cassell action. The fund totals $2,000,000, and class members elect either $7 in cash or $15 in Ubisoft store credit.
on Do You Own Your Games? The Crew, AB 2426 and the Buy-Button Lawsuits
20252 entries
- Cassell plaintiffs voluntarily dismiss federal action Legal
Matthew Cassell, Angel Cerrato, and Alan Liu filed a notice voluntarily dismissing the federal action without prejudice. The notice was filed before a ruling on Ubisoft's amended-complaint dismissal motion.
on Do You Own Your Games? The Crew, AB 2426 and the Buy-Button Lawsuits - Cassell plaintiffs file amended complaint against Ubisoft, Inc. Legal
Matthew Cassell, Alan Liu, and Angel Cerrato filed a first amended complaint. The amended complaint named Ubisoft, Inc. as defendant.
on Do You Own Your Games? The Crew, AB 2426 and the Buy-Button Lawsuits
20241 entry
- Cassell and Liu file federal proposed class action against Ubisoft Legal
Matthew Cassell and Alan Liu filed Cassell v. Ubisoft Entertainment S.A. in the Eastern District of California, the first suit to test the ownership claim. It alleged Ubisoft had misled buyers of The Crew into thinking they were getting ownership rights when they received only a limited licence.
on Do You Own Your Games? The Crew, AB 2426 and the Buy-Button Lawsuits