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Nintendo has filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit that claims the company should pass tariff refunds to customers. The lawsuit, initiated by two customers, argues that Nintendo's failure to do so constitutes unjust enrichment and violates consumer protection laws.
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Nintendo has filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit that claims the company should pass tariff refunds to customers. The lawsuit, initiated by two customers, argues that Nintendo's failure to do so constitutes unjust enrichment and violates consumer protection laws.
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Nintendo customers have no legal right to tariff refunds, company tells judge
Nintendo argues against legal obligation to pass tariff refunds to customers