Adobe settles US subscription lawsuit for 75 million dollars

The software maker will pay 75 million dollars and provide free services to resolve claims it hid termination fees. Adobe denies wrongdoing in the settlement.

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Adobe Inc. has agreed to pay $75 million to settle a lawsuit brought by the United States government, which accused the software developer of harming consumers through hidden fees and difficult subscription cancellation processes. The settlement, announced on Friday, also requires the company to provide an additional $75 million in free services to its customers.

The Adobe logo and branding on display at a retail industry event in New York. REUTERS/Kylie Cooper/File Photo
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