No, it's like this you see: As long as Nokia can play the denial card (and I don't mean that river in Egypt), they cannot be held legally responsible for all those destroyed cards.

The moment they release a fix, they're game for a doosy of a class action suit. At least, that's what the zombie lawyers in Nokia's head office claim.

So when Nokia says: "We cannot reproduce that alleged bug", they're really saying: "F*ck you user! We're not going to pay your fried card! Ha ha ha!"