Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC
Role in each timeline
- Do You Own Your Games? The Crew, AB 2426 and the Buy-Button Lawsuits
Defendant identified in the PlayStation Store case.
Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC across every timeline
Every dated entry that names Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC, from all 1 timeline, newest first.
- Heycock plaintiffs oppose Sony's arbitration and dismissal motion Legal
The Heycock plaintiffs filed an opposition to Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC's motion seeking individual arbitration, a stay, or dismissal. They argued that the 2026 PlayStation Terms arbitration provision was unconscionable.
on Do You Own Your Games? The Crew, AB 2426 and the Buy-Button Lawsuits - Cendejas moves for final approval of PlayStation voucher settlement Legal
Adrian Cendejas moved for final approval of the proposed settlement with Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC. The motion sought approval of a $7.85 million settlement distributed through PlayStation Network account credits, after fees, costs, expenses, and service awards.
on Do You Own Your Games? The Crew, AB 2426 and the Buy-Button Lawsuits - Court sets a 15 October fairness hearing on the PlayStation voucher settlement Legal
The settlement administrator said the court had scheduled the fairness hearing for 2:00 p.m. on 15 October 2026, before Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín in the Northern District of California. It is the hearing at which the $7.85 million voucher settlement Cendejas moved to approve in September is either granted final approval or not.
on Do You Own Your Games? The Crew, AB 2426 and the Buy-Button Lawsuits - Heycock plaintiffs dismiss Sony Corporation of America Legal
The Heycock plaintiffs voluntarily dismissed Sony Corporation of America from the PlayStation Store case. Sony Interactive Entertainment remained the sole defendant.
on Do You Own Your Games? The Crew, AB 2426 and the Buy-Button Lawsuits - Court preliminarily approves PlayStation voucher settlement Legal
The Northern District of California preliminarily approved the PlayStation Store voucher settlement. The proposed settlement provides $7.85 million in PlayStation Network account credits, with mailed payments available to eligible purchasers with deactivated accounts.
on Do You Own Your Games? The Crew, AB 2426 and the Buy-Button Lawsuits