According to a class action complaint filed in the U.S. District Court in Rochester, NY, Eco Farm Sales, a former customer of Xerox, is seeking monetary damages and declaratory and injunctive relief from defendant Xerox arising from alleged assessment of excessive fees for printing services, equipment and supplies. The case also challenges Xerox’s alleged practice of charging customers unwarranted fees to end lease agreements.
Plaintiff, Eco Farms Sales, is a California-based corporation that primarily grows, packs and markets avocados.
The requested class includes all Xerox customers in the U.S. that paid a fee that was not authorized in their lease agreements since 2011 and all Xerox customers that paid a termination fee penalty in violation of their lease agreements since 2011. The suit makes claims against Xerox for breach of contract, unlawful penalties for termination, and unjust enrichment.
The plaintiff brings this action on behalf of itself and all others similarly situated. The classes are preliminarily defined as follows:
The plaintiff is making the following allegations:
According to the filing, the plaintiff’s claims for relief are based on three counts encompassing: Breach of contract including breach of the covenant of good faith and fair dealing; unlawful penalties for termination on behalf of the termination class and, “unjust enrichment” on behalf of the overcharge and termination classes.
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One Reply to “Class Action Suit Filed Against Xerox for Excessive Leasing Fees”
Xerox wants $300,000 to get out my contract with them for a Versant 2100 can anyone help me