Will a federal judge dismiss all claims in the Apple Watch watchOS 27 support cutoff lawsuit (Goetz v. Apple) by June 30, 2027?

• This event resolves YES if, between Nov 13, 2026 and June 30, 2027 11:59 PM ET (July 1, 2027 03:59 UTC), the court in this case (or any successor, transferred or consolidated case covering the same watchOS 27 claims) enters an order dismissing all of the plaintiff's then-pending claims.
  
• This event resolves NO if no such order is entered by the deadline.
  
• 1. Specificity: Dismissal with or without leave to amend counts, on any ground (failure to state a claim, standing, jurisdiction). Judgment on the pleadings or summary judgment for Apple on all claims counts. If claims were earlier dismissed or abandoned by the plaintiff, an order dismissing all remaining claims counts.
  
• 2. Exclusion: Denial of dismissal; partial grant leaving any claim alive; striking only class allegations while individual claims survive; dismissal or stay in favor of arbitration; voluntary/stipulated dismissal; settlement; tentative rulings or hearing remarks without a docketed order do not count.
  
• 3. Source Hierarchy: Court docket (PACER/CourtListener/Justia) priority. Reliable legal news (Law360, Reuters, Courthouse News) secondary. Party statements tertiary.
  
• 4. Timing: The docket entry date controls. Entry after the deadline resolves NO.
  
• 5. Cancellation Rule: Voluntary dismissal or settlement before a qualifying order resolves NO. Once a qualifying order is entered, a later amended complaint, reconsideration or appeal does not reverse YES.
  

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Resolution

• Resolution ID: cmwf6x9rk3ars01s5dak78dun