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: Legal JuiceDude, You're iTouch Is On Fire - No, I Mean It's Really "On Fire"
By John Mesirow
Perhaps the Apple iTouch has been out so long that it's no longer "hot." A 15-year-old Ohio boy would beg to differ. Seems he bought an iTouch in November 2008. As alleged in the Complaint filed in Federal Court in Ohio:
On December 4, 2008 ...Plaintiff ... was sitting at his desk with his Apple iTouch in the off position in his pant?s pocket. [He] heard a loud pop and immediately felt a burning sensation on his leg.Uh oh.
[He] stood up and realized his Apple iTouch had exploded and caught on fire in his pocket.
[He] immediately ran to the bathroom and took off his burning pants with the assistance of a friend. [Give that kid a, uh... Zune.] The Apple iTouch had burned through [his]pants pocket and melted through his Nylon/Spandex underwear, burning his leg. [He had second degree burns.]Yikes. The Juice wishes the boy a speedy recovery. Props to tomsguide.com for catching wind of this case. (You can read the Complaint by clicking here.)
Full post as published by Legal Juice on March 17, 2009 (boomark / email).
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