A lawsuit filed against Motorola accuses the company of selling headsets that could cause hearing losses. The suit alleges the Bluetooth technology used on the headsets is defective in design and the company doesn't adequately warn users they could suffer a hearing loss. The suit, filed by attorney James McHugh of Hattiesburg, Miss., on behalf of Little Rock, Ark., legal assistant Hayley Frye, seeks class action status.
October 24, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A lawsuit filed against Motorola accuses the company of selling headsets that could cause hearing losses.
The suit alleges the Bluetooth technology used on the headsets is defective in design and the company doesn’t adequately warn users they could suffer a hearing loss.
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