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LabMD, Inc. v. Federal Trade Commission
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1:14-cv-00810
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May 13, 2014
LabMD Ruling Puts FTC In Driver's Seat On Data Security
A Georgia federal judge's Monday refusal to disrupt a Federal Trade Commission administrative proceeding against LabMD Inc. solidifies the agency's authority over companies' data security practices, allowing the regulator to tackle even the most novel or controversial privacy issues before any court can weigh in.
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May 12, 2014
LabMD's Suit Over FTC Data Breach Row Tossed
A Georgia federal judge on Monday threw out LabMD Inc.'s lawsuit seeking to stop what the company calls the Federal Trade Commission's "abuse of power and regulation" of patient information without proper authority, concluding that the district court doesn't have jurisdiction over the case.
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April 14, 2014
LabMD Contrasts FTC Data-Security Fight To Wyndham Ruling
LabMD Inc. on Friday shot back at the Federal Trade Commission's bid to block a district court from reviewing an ongoing administrative proceeding over the laboratory's allegedly lax data security, arguing its challenge to the commission's authority is vastly different from Wyndham Worldwide Corp.'s rejected bid.
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April 08, 2014
FTC Rips LabMD's 3rd Attack On Data Security Case
The Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday countered the latest attempt by LabMD Inc. to attack the agency's power over data security practices, saying that federal district courts are in no position to interfere with ongoing administrative enforcement actions.
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March 20, 2014
LabMD Slams FTC's 'Abuse Of Power' In Data Breach Probe
LabMD Inc. hit the Federal Trade Commission with a lawsuit in Georgia federal court on Thursday, seeking to stop what the company calls an "abuse of power and regulation" of patient information without proper authority, a month after dropping a similar suit for jurisdictional reasons.