Consumer Protection Archive » May, 2016

Consumer Protection - May, 2016

412 articles

• AEG's Coachella Unit Can't Shake Layaway Suit With Refunds
• SuperValu Seeks To Protect Data Breach MDL Win At 8th Circ.
• Anthem Data Breach MDL Claims Mostly Kept Alive
• Pharma Co. Lawsuit Over FDA Threats Premature, Judge Says
• Attorney Web Bios: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
• Facebook's $20M User Privacy Deal Challenged At High Court
• Homeopathics Buyers Can't Change Trial Terms, Boiron Says
• FTC Floats Changes To Broadband Provider Privacy Plan
• Fla. Timeshare Looks To Boot Class Suit Over Fee Notices
• Data Will Be Key In Evaluating CFPB Payday Proposal
• Robbins Geller Will Lead Valeant Securities Fraud Suit
• Ill. Fantasy Sports Bill Shelved After Claims Of Foul Play
• 5 Tips For Aspiring Privacy Attorneys
• FCC Extends $10M Deaf-Blind Pilot Amid Commish Criticism
• Judge Scorned By Trump Unseals 'Trade Secret' Trump U Docs
• Walgreens Dragged Into Theranos' Faulty Blood Tests Fight
• Shoppers Label Kraft A Flip-Flopper In Cheese Color Suit
• Fla. Dentist Settles TCPA Accusations On Eve Of Trial
• EU Delays Changes To Money Laundering Laws Till July
• High Court Won't Review Special Master Fees In FDCPA Suit
• Wash. Medicaid Ordered To Cover Expensive Hep C Drugs
• Drillers Say Antitrust Claims Put Royalty Suit In Fed. Court
• Prison Phone Co. Accused Of Recording Atty-Client Calls
• CFPB's Arbitration Ban Could Affect Insurance Products
• Observations On Solicitor General Brief In Madden
• Miami Asks Justices To Sit Out Banks' Housing Bias Appeal
• Mop Maker Becomes Latest To Change 'Made In USA' Claim
• FCA Asks For Dismissal Or Transfer Of Jeep Defect Suit
• Feds Fine Medicare Advantage Plan For Deceiving Shoppers
• Scotts Miracle-Gro Seeks Swift Victory In False Ad Suit
• Starbucks Wants Underfilled Drink Suits Heard In Wash.
• CareFirst Dodges Policyholders' Data Breach Class Action
• Texting Cos. Get 2nd Shot At Arbitrating Cell Cramming Row
• White House Releases Privacy Framework For Health Initiative
• Online Ticket Broker Sues Yahoo For Misrepresenting Ads
• ADT Faces Suit In Defective Home Security System Row
• Facebook Fights Amended TCPA Suit Over Hack-Alert Texts
• Behind The Curtain: Technical Advisers In Complex Cases
• GOP Reps Chide HHS On Off-Label Marketing, Urge Changes
• Sens. Move To Set Limits On Feds' Overseas Data Demands
• IPhone Users Lose Bid For 9th Circ. Rehearing Of Siri Suit
• Ill. Legislator Claims Fantasy Sports Lobby Is Unethical
• Microsoft Warrant Row Unaltered By EU Regs, 2nd Circ. Told
• Another Customer Hits Theranos With Blood Test Rip-Off Suit
• Jaguar Gets Battery Defect Suit Trimmed To Warranty Claim
• JPML Skeptical Of Consolidating Heart Med Suits
• NJ Judge Ends Force-Placed Insurance Row After BofA Settles
• Chamber Report Says Yates Memo Discourages Cooperation
• ACLU Wants Piece Of Microsoft Fight Over Gov't Gag Orders
• NY Appeals Court Lifts Stay On NYC Salt Warning Rule
• Credit Union's $2.75M Deal In TCPA Suit Fails To Clear
• Senate Committee Again Postpones Vote On E-Privacy Reform
• Michaels Customer Asks 2nd Circ. To Revive Data Breach Suit
• VW Questions DOJ's Claims, Jurisdiction In Emissions Suit
• Senators Push House To Quickly Pass FAA Reauthorization
• Privacy Group Blasts Gov't's Job Applicant Data Policies
• EU Lawmakers Push For Negotiations In Privacy Shield Deal
• Chamber, Former FTC Chair Bash FCC Data Privacy Plan
• CFPB Bans Ex-Wells Fargo Worker For Mortgage Fee Scheme
• Equifax Hit With Class Action Over Kroger Data Breach
• LG, Consumers Seek OK Of Washing Machine Defect Deal
• Ill. Appeals Court Ruling Could Mute TCPA Class Actions
• 5 Tips For Negotiating And Drafting Joint E-Discovery Plans
• Snapchat's Facial Data Gathering Flouts Ill. Law, Suit Says
• Lenders Need Justices' View On Madden To Thaw Debt Markets
• Seminoles Insist Wells Fargo Trust Suit Not Securities Case
• Safeway Olive Oil Buyers Get Class Cert. In False Ad Row
• Showtime Says Promoter Owes For Fans' Pacquiao Suits
• Wal-Mart On Its Own In Cheese False Ad Suits, Travelers Says
• Spokeo Ruling Helps Both Sides Of Privacy Bar, Attys Say
• Irish Privacy Watchdog To Seek Ruling On Data Transfer Tool
• Dollar Thrifty Resists 2 New Class Reps In Rental Fraud Row
• FDA Stirs Debate Over Labeling Authority With Sugar Rule
• FCC's Wheeler Signals Wait On DC Circ. For Zero-Rating
• Theranos' Faulty Blood Tests Ripped Off Patients, Suit Says
• 1st Circ. Stands By Ruling In Call Spoofer Harassment Row
• Senate Votes To Block DOL 'Fiduciary Rule'
• VW's Taiwan Arm Fined Over False Emissions Ads
• Evaporated Cane Juice Labels False And Misleading, FDA Says
• Kraft Says Consumers Misread Regulations In 'Natural' Ad Suit
• Wells Fargo to Pay $70M In Mortgage Servicing Penalty
• Horizon Weighs In For Paytime In 3rd Circ. Data Dispute
• The Risk Of Data Misuse By Health Care Co. Employees
• 11th Circ. Finds Collectors At Risk In Pursuing Old Debts
• EU Data Protection Supervisor Joins 'Privacy Shield' Critics
• Ill. Court Says Ind. Law Applies In $5M Insurance Dispute
• Equifax, Experian, TransUnion Incite Most CFPB Complaints
• 5 Common Mistakes Young Privacy Attorneys Make
• Bayer Rips Probiotic Class's Use Of 'Rhetoric, Not Evidence'
• IPhone Users Say Apple Hasn't Reimbursed 'Error 53' Victims
• And Now A Word From The Panel: A 21st Century MDL
• Pet Shops Gone To Dogs After Breeder Ban, 7th Circ. Told
• Hardware Seller's Engine Warranties Flout CAA, Suit Says
• Spotlight On Spokeo: A Deeply Gratifying Result
• Broadcasters Want Out Of Foreign Investment Review Tweaks
• Burden Too High In $6M Fight, Cox Customers Tell 10th Circ.
• Marriott, First American Accused Of Time-Share Conspiracy
• Trader Joe's, Consumers Agree To Drop Soy Milk Suit
• Panama Papers: Reminders About Law Firm Cybersecurity
• Employee Slip-Ups Underlie Most Data Breaches, Study Says
• Spotlight On Spokeo: A Win For Consumers
• Restaurant Chain O'Charley's Unveils Payment Card Breach
• FTC Mulls Online Product Warranty Disclosures
• Breach Victims Say B&N Wrong On Spokeo's Impact
• Bucs Say Old Arguments Can't Sink Bid For Junk Fax Waiver
• FCC Told To Limit Scope Of New Team Telecom Rules
• FDA On The Case, Kind Tells Judge In 'Natural' Label MDL
• House OKs Bill Extending Public Companies' Audit Exception
• Ex-Dartmouth Prof. Loses Bid To Sanction LabMD In Leak Row
• Whirlpool, Others Fight Class Cert. Bid In Energy Star Suit
• Inside Tennessee's Revolutionary Data Breach Notice Law
• AT&T Blocks Calif. Regulator From Sharing Subscriber Data
• Viacom Says Spokeo Blocks Revival Of Child-Tracking Suit
• Ecuadorean Bank Is 3rd Caught Up In Hack Of SWIFT Users
• RICO Claims, Others Survive In Vt. Tribal Payday Lending Suit
• Pierre-Paul Medical Docs Release May Be Trouble For ESPN
• Hunting Co. Owes Rival $3.8M For False Ads, Jury Finds
• Dropping Collection Suits Early Isn't Deception, 7th Circ. Says
• Paypal Settles Probe Over Venmo Privacy Disclosures
• Spotlight On Spokeo: Ruling Represents Win For Businesses
• FCC Consumer Complaint Data Could Signal Agency's Agenda
• GM Drivers Offered Cash, Warranties Over False Fuel Economy
• BofA Wants End To RICO Reinsurance Kickback Suit
• Uber Says User Verification Texts Don't Flout TCPA
• Noodles & Co. Looking Into Possible Payment Card Breach
• Generic-Drug Price-Fixing Suits Belong In Pa., JPML Told
• Pa. Gaming Board Wants To Regulate Daily Fantasy Sports
• Supplement Co. Dials Back Promos To End FTC False Ad Suit
• FDA Overhauls Nutrition Facts Panel For Packaged Foods
• OPINION: Sotomayor's Solution To Pro Bono Is Incomplete
• Denim Co. Blasts USA Labeling Suit As Defective
• Creating Barclay Damon: Lessons From A Law Firm Merger
• LinkedIn Data Dump Shows Liability For Hacks Lingers
• Myriad Genetics Hit With HIPAA Complaint Over Gene Data
• Hospital Data Breach Action Remanded In Light Of Spokeo
• Intercept Targets CFPB, Calling Agency Unconstitutional
• Coca-Cola Can't Drown 'No Artificial Flavors' Labeling Suit
• TD Ameritrade Added To $350M Ponzi Suit Naming Sidley
• CORRECTED: 5th Circ. Tweaks Google Ruling, Preserving Suit Against AG
• Facebook Users Get Partial Class Cert. In Scanning Case
• Reflecting On The 20th Anniversary Of BMW V. Gore
• B&N Says Spokeo Spells The End Of Data Breach Suit
• NJ Ride-Hailing Oversight Bill Clears Assembly Committee
• Sens. Press FCC Head To Allow More Time On Privacy Rules
• Drone Stakeholder Group Finalizes Best Practices
• TD Bank Cashing Out Its Coin-Counters Amid Error Suits
• Corporate Counsel: Consumer Becomes Provider (The Sequel)
• The Future Of CFPB Small Business Lending Regulation
• Conde Nast Says Subscribers Have It Backwards On Spokeo
• Senate Explores Recalibrating TCPA, But Dems Push Back
• Media, Tech Groups Push 1st Circ. To Rehear VPPA Suit
• Supplement Co. Asks 9th Circ. For Rehearing In False Ad Suit
• CFPB Sets Date For Payday Lending Proposal
• Watchdogs Pressure Banks On Consumer Deposit Errors
• VW, Audi Accused of 'Hiding' Engine Defect In Suit
• Homeowners In Chem Suit Ask Sanctions For Withheld Email
• Wife Wants Suit Over Spouse's DraftKings Losses Out Of MDL
• CFPB Arbitration Report Takes Center Stage At House Hearing
• 'Warrant Squad' Debt Collection Worker Avoids Prison
• Bucs Don't Deserve Pass On Ad Faxes, Firms Tell FCC
• No New Trial For Abbott Whistleblower In $219M Stent Row
• Tracking The Elusive Consumer Data Breach Class Action
• Home Depot Can't Dodge Banks' Claims In Data Breach MDL
• Prison Call Suit Against Global Tel*Link Limited To State Laws
• 100M LinkedIn Emails, Passwords From 2012 Hack Posted
• Suzuki Says Discrepancies Mar Japanese Emissions Testing
• Regulating Daily Fantasy: Considerations For A Framework
• Debt Buyers To Provide $3M Relief In NY Payday Loan Deal
• CFPB Says Auto Title Loans Pose Debt Trap Risk
• Safeway Urges 9th Circ. To Ax $42M Judgment In Pricing Suit
• Paytime Urges 3rd Circ. To Reject Workers' Stolen-Data Claims
• GM Loses Bid To Decertify Class In Safety-Sticker Row
• ESPN Seeks Escape From Pierre-Paul Medical Records Suit
• FCC's Republican Camp Says Rule Proposals Are Rigged
• CVS Tells 1st Circ. Disclaimer Sinks Vitamin E Label Fight
• FCC Overextended Itself On Privacy Issues, GOP Staffers Say
• House Hearing May Give Road Map For CFPB Arbitration Fight
• Pair Want TD Bank Coin Counting Suits Consolidated In NJ
• Syracuse University Unveils $255M Sports Facilities Project
• Recording Creates Call 'Spoofing' Liability, 1st Circ. Hears
• VW, Porsche Seek To Escape Feds' Emissions Suit
• SeaWorld Diving Too Deep For Contract Docs, Visitors Say
• UK Antitrust Watchdog Eyes Overdraft Caps In Banking Probe
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Lipitor Off-Label Marketing Suit
• GM Hit With Suit Over 'Fudged' Fuel Economy Ratings
• Conde Nast Subscribers Say Spokeo Helps Their Privacy Suit
• Suit Calls Earth's Best Baby Formula 'A Chemical Soup'
• Wells Fargo Continues Push To Toss Seminole Tribe's Experts
• Sheppard Didn't Lie To Court In Delivery Suit, Safeway Says
• OPINION: Stop 'Vigorously Defending' Your Clients
• Vague Claims, Immunity Doom Painkiller Data Suit, UC Says
• Regulating Daily Fantasy: DFS To Go Head-To-Head With DOJ?
• An App A Day: Navigating Health App Regulatory Guidance
• Putting LendingClub's Troubles In Perspective
• Class Sour On Whole Foods' Destruction Of Yogurt In MDL
• High Court's Spokeo Punt Sets Bar For Class Action Injuries
• Supplement Co. Seeks End To 'Gamesmanship' In Label Suit
• Calif. Regulator's Data Request Flouts FCC, AT&T Says
• High Court Ruling On Debt Collectors Could Spur CFPB Action
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Apotex's False Ad Row Over MS Drug
• 6th Circ. OKs Dismissal Of $5M Starbucks Tassimo Pod Suit
• Attorneys React To Supreme Court's Spokeo Ruling
• Gannett Asks 1st Circ. To Rethink USA Today Privacy Ruling
• Valeant Expands Drug Discount Program After Price Increases
• American, Delta, United Beat TRO Bid In Multicity Fare Spat
• The Arbitration Ban And Consumer Class Action Readiness
• Consumers Seek Cert. In Tropicana OJ False Label Suit
• Justices Seek DOJ Input On Pa. Loan Agency's Immunity Claim
• FTC Letter To 12 App Developers Is Warning For All Apps
• Head Racquet Seeks End To Ad Suit After Class Cert. Denial
• Regulating Daily Fantasy: DFS Is Like Rocky — On The Ropes
• Justices Rule Private Debt Attys Can Act As State Officers
• Consumers Must Show Real Harm In Class Suits, Justices Say
• The Top 100 Firms For Minority Attorneys
• The Top 50 Firms For Minority Equity Partners
• White & Case Outpacing Peers In Diversity
• US Law Firms Fail To Move Needle On Racial Diversity
• The 5 Ways BigLaw Is Failing Minorities
• 6th Circ. OKs Global Fitness Deal, Contested $2.39M Atty Fees
• Feds Can't Gag Facebook On Subpoenas For Now, Judge Says
• Homeowners Blast Insurer Over Policy Kickback Scheme
• SeaWorld Again Beats Ticket Buyers' Whale Abuse Suit
• Purina Should Eat Its Words In Chow Suit, Blue Buffalo Says
• Charter Sold Subscribers' Personal Info, Suit Says
• Insurers Sue To Duck Coverage Of Medical Informatics Breach
• Sallie Mae Knew Students Could Never Repay, 9th Circ. Told
• FTC Wins $2.3M Judgment Over False Debt-Relief Promises
• M&T Bank To Pay $64M To Resolve False Claims Act Concerns
• Daily Fantasy Sports Bill Passed By Missouri Lawmakers
• False Ad Row Over Homeopathic Label Moves Closer To Trial
• Consumer Court Wins Spur Surge In NJ Contract Class Actions
• 23andMe Says Insurer Must Cover Suit Over Test Accuracy
• Defending TCPA Class Actions On Constitutional Grounds
• Atty Class Member Says $3.2M PayPal Deal Isn't Enough
• Law Firms View Cyber Coverage As Hot Ticket, Broker Says
• Kmart, Banks Reach Deal In Data Breach Suit
• NJ Judge Tosses Debt Collection Suit Against Trident
• SEC Blasts Privacy Bill In Letter To Lawmakers, NYT Op-Ed
• Target Beats FCRA Suit Over Background Check Disclosure
• 23andMe Can't Arbitrate False Ad Suits, 9th Circ. Told
• Slingbox Maker Looks To Deep-Six Intrusive Ad Class Action
• Goya Wrapped Up In Octopus False Ad Class Action
• Banks' $39M Settlement Over Target Data Breach OK'd
• Advance Auto Parts Sued Over 'Illegal' Terms And Conditions
• 2nd Circ. Says DOE Should Face Beauty School Loan Suit
• Target Data Breach Deal Favors Few Consumers, 8th Circ. Told
• GM Can't Get Verizon Phone Records For Ignition Switch Trial
• Fed. Law Doesn't Undo Trans Fat Suit, Consumer Says
• FDIC Watchdog Leading Criminal Probe Into Data Breach
• AT&T, Telecoms Overanxious On Subscriber Data, CPUC Says
• Flintstones Gummy Buyers Seek Cert. In Suit Against Bayer
• Aegerion To Admit Guilt, Pay $40M Over Drug Marketing
• What Electric Utilities Need To Know About TCPA Compliance
• Corporate Counsel: Consumer Becomes Provider
• When Does A CPSC Late Reporting Violation First Accrue?
• GameStop Customers Press 2nd Circ. To Revive Fraud Suit
• FDA's Kind Label Reversal Shows 'Healthy' Standard Is Stale
• FCC Commish, Sens. Attack Proposed Internet Privacy Rules
• Federal Regs On Daily Fantasy Are Far Off, Hearing Shows
• 7-Eleven Chip Eater Tries For 2nd Dip At False Ad Suit
• Standard Chartered Snags Symantec Exec For CISO Role
• VW Asks Shareholders To Endorse Managers' Diesel Actions
• Merck, Genentech Sold Unapproved Drugs, FCA Suit Says
• Olive Oil Buyers Defend Cert. Bid In False Ad Row
• Mitsubishi Probe Into Falsified Fuel Economy Data Widens
• NJ Rep. Scoffs At Favoring Daily Fantasy Over Sports Betting
• Google Ad Ban Dings Payday Lenders As Regulators Loom
• Sens. Tell Airlines To Drop Bag Fees To Alleviate TSA Lines
• Collaboration In Industry, Gov't Key To Internet Of Things
• Tips For Responding To A Mega-Sized Data Breach
• Supplement Co. Says Rival's Protein Quality Claims Are False
• What Do The Highest-Paid Lawyers Make An Hour?
• Peoples Gas To Pay $18.5M After Ill. AG Probe Into Pipe Costs
• Insurers Press For Escape From Anthem Data Breach MDL
• Suit Over Rams' Move To LA Will Play Out In St. Louis
• Glancy Prongay, Pomerantz To Lead Fitbit Shareholder Suit
• CFPB Rule Is Keen On Restricting Arbitration Clauses
• Advance Auto Parts' Data Breach Remedy Falls Short: Suit
• Recovery Claims: A New Source Of University Funding
• Atty In Tom's 'Natural' Labeling Suit Might Escape Sanctions
• RushCard To Pay $20.5M To End Users' Outage Suit
• Treasury Recs Could Limit Disruption By Marketplace Lenders
• Chemical Co. Wants Interest Cut From $93M Award
• Conde Nast Points To New Mich. Law To Kill Privacy Suit
• FTC, FCC Sharpen Device Security Focus In Parallel Probes
• Ameriprise Urges Pa. Justices To Reverse Fiduciary Duty Suit
• FCC Told Zero-Rating Helps Minority, Low-Income Groups
• OshKosh Kids Clothes Maker Sued Over 'Phantom Markdowns'
• Delta Hits Travel Websites With Fraud, Trademark Suit
• Delphi Joins Automakers In Cybersecurity Sharing Group
• Whole Foods Fights Bid To Delay Yogurt MDL
• 2nd Circ. Revives Overpriced Medical Record Fees Row
• Vizio To Pay $2.3M To End TV Buyers' Video Streaming Row
• FDA To Let Kind Use 'Healthy' On Snack Bar Labels
• Ex-NSA Pro To Lead Saul Ewing Privacy, Cybersecurity Team
• Genentech Facing Class Action Over Cancer Drug Skimping
• Sex Supplement Buyer Pushes For Cert. In False Ad Suit
• The Potentially Sweeping Effects Of FCC's ISP Regulations
• Fan Vote Didn't Give Coke Opening To Spam Text, Court Told
• Banking Groups Call For Global Norms For Cybersecurity Regs
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over Costco 'Natural' Drink Label
• FCC, FTC Look Into Mobile Device Security Updates
• Vitamin Health Not Covered For False Ad Suit, Court Says
• American Eagle Wants Experian Held Liable For TCPA Suit
• Rams Say Suit Over LA Move Belongs In Federal Court
• RV Camps Group Sued For Taking Payments Post-Cancellation
• UK Health Trust Fined $260K Over HIV Patients' Email Leak
• Google Tells 3rd Circ. To Ignore New 1st Circ. Privacy Ruling
• Twinings Again Seeks To Bag Tea Drinkers' Suit
• BMW Drivers Fight To Keep Leaky Trunk Suit Alive
• Charging Museum Guest's Care Aide Violates ADA, Judge Says
• Catching Corporate Hackers In Fla.: Tips For In-House Counsel
• Fintech Regulation: Recent Developments And Innovations
• Viacom Cites Gannett Revival In 3rd Circ. Video Privacy Row
• Law Firm Beats Claim That Debt Collection Suit Caused Stroke
• Abbott Whistleblower Seeks New Trial In $219M Stent Row
• Zappos Data Breach MDL Moves Forward With Limited Scope
• Experian Data Breach Suit Remanded To Calif. State Court
• NJ Sens. To Introduce Safety Standards For Ride-Sharing Cos.
• Conn. Student Data Privacy Bill Heads To Gov.'s Desk
• The 5 Uber-Taxicab Turf Wars To Watch
• Twitter Itself Texts The Tweets That Makes Her Cell Ring: Suit
• The Fastest Rocket Docket For The 8th Straight Year
• Fla. Pet Store Can't Halt Privacy Suit For Spokeo, Court Told
• Caribou Coffee Hit With TCPA Suit Over Text Messages
• Fla. Tribe Pushes To Remand $1.4B Wells Fargo Trust Suit
• Online Arbitration Clauses After Sgouros: Down But Not Out
• AT&T Mobility Sues Calif. Regulator To Block Data Request
• Herbalife Says FTC Talks 'Advanced,' $200M Deal Possible
• Calif. Judge Likes Illinois Law For Facebook Tagging Case
• 9th Circ. Urged To Certify Class In $54B Hilton Robocall Suit
• Nebraska Settles Suit Against Payday Lender For $1M
• NFL Player Says Right To Privacy At Stake In ESPN Tweet Row
• MLS, Investors Dropped From Daily Fantasy RICO Case
• Battle Over CFPB's Data Looms In Arbitration War
• FCC Told Carrier Text Blocking Threatens Public Safety
• Uber Riders' Sex Assault Suit Can Proceed, Judge Rules
• Mich. Law Update Doesn't Affect Conde Nast Suit, Court Told
• Borrowers Move For Class Cert. In Student Loan TCPA Row
• Kimlan Foods Hit With Suit Over 'No Preservatives' Label
• Subway False Ad Deal Only Benefits Counsel, 7th Circ. Told
• Dow Jones Asks 2nd Circ. To Uphold Sanctions In Fraud Row
• Yogurt Buyers Fight To Keep Sugar Content Suit Alive
• How To Fight Back Against 'Room Block Pirates'
• 6 Ways Lawyers Can Enhance Cross-Office Communication
• Examining The Statute Of Limitations In CFPB Cases: Part 2
• Gig Economy: Settlements Leave Labor Issues Unsettled
• CFPB Unleashes Draft Rule On Arbitration Clauses
• 9th Circ. Questions Nixing Of Gym Members' Text-Spam Suit
• Apple Urges 9th Circ. To Let Speech-Recognition Suit Lie
• Short-Packing Claims Against Mulch Maker Remain Alive
• 8th Circ. Boosts TCPA Class Cert. Bids In Medtox Ruling
• Trustwave Must Face Some Insurer Claims Over Data Breach
• Mastercard Doesn't Owe Food Co. For Data Breach Fallout
• Data Breach Notifications Up 40% This Year, NY AG Says
• Cooley Hires Cybersecurity Partner From Dentons In NY
• Member Of $5M ATM-Skimming Scheme Gets 7-Plus Years
• Conde Nast Says Mich. Law Update Dooms Subscriber's Suit
• Apple, IPhone Users Seek Mediation In Bricked-Phone Suit
• Macy's Labeling Class Leader Can Back Out To Save Counsel
• Colgate Faces New False Ad Suit Over Tooth Whitening Claims
• SeaWorld Wants Pass Holders' Other Recurring Payment Docs
• BMW Challenges $430K Identity Theft Verdict At 9th Circ.
• What Is Your Squirm Factor?
• Scalia's Vacancy Shifts High Court On Class Actions
• Drivers Hang On To Warranty Claims In Ford Steering Suit
• Examining The Statute Of Limitations In CFPB Cases: Part 1
• Gig Economy: Are Your Workers Employees? The 6-Part Test
• Apple Says iOS Update Error Fixed, Seeks Toss Of Suit
• Covington Snags Cyber Investigations Pro From Symantec
• Paul Weiss Snags Dechert Partner, Ex-Philip Morris GC
• FINRA Plucks Low-Hanging Fruit To Ink Record MetLife Fine
• Judge Won't Put Phone Suit On Hold For High Court Ruling
• Supplement Sellers Pay FTC $9.2M For Deceiving Consumers
• Supplement Buyers Fight To Keep Class Cert. In False Ad Suit
• 4th Circ. Revives Narcoleptic Driver's Employment Suit
• Union Tells FCC Verizon Forcing Customers To Move To Fiber
• Twilio Again Presses FCC To Protect Texts Under Neutrality
• Insurers Off Hook For $20M TCPA Deal, Ill. Court Rules
• Health Data Co., Patient Settle Info Breach Suit
• For-Profit College's CEO Gets 8 Years For Gov't Theft
• Mexican Citizens Urge 11th Circ. To Undo Flight Tax Ruling
• 8th Circ. Revives Medtox Junk Fax Suit
• Telecom Co. Escapes 'Spoofing' Liability At 1st Circ.
• Ind. Litigation Funding Law May Serve As National Model
• Hybrid Drivers Parse Ford Ads To Keep Fuel Fraud Suit Alive
• Char-Broil Fights Claims Grills Have Hazardous Igniters
• App Users Get Privacy Lifeline In 1st Circ. VPPA Ruling
• CORRECTED: Energy Shot Maker Pushes To Undo $10.6M TM Verdict
• Takeaways From FCC's Briefing Defending TCPA Ruling
• Gig Economy: The Case For Local Regulation Of Ride Apps
• Interpreting Duran V. US Bank In The Aftermath Of Tyson
• The CFPB's Two Faces On Avoiding The Courts
• MetLife Pays Record $25M FINRA Fine Over Variable Annuities
• Quaker Oats Contains Possible Carcinogen, Suit Says
• Yogurt Consumers Want Dairy Kept In Sugar Content MDL
• Yelp Investors Fight To Revive Bad Review Suit In 9th Circ.
• 9th Circ. Told Apple Must Face Claim It Intercepted Texts
• CFPB Proposal Could Snuff Out Arbitration Even Without Ban
• PNC's $102M Overdraft Fee Deals Not Covered, 3rd Circ. Says
• Diet Pill Co., Snooki Won't Get 2nd Circ. Input In False Ad Suit
• Sen. Wants FTC Probe Of Shopper-Tracking Billboards
• FCC Official Says Privacy Plan Won't Stifle ISP Marketing
• DraftKings, FanDuel Stop Games In Ala. And Idaho
• Gig Economy: Changes We Need And Changes We Don't Need
• Amazon Says Shopper Can't Skirt Airtight Arbitration Clause
• Uber Settles ADA Suit Over Treatment Of Blind Riders
• MPAA Blasts Suit Targeting Film Studios Over Smoking Scenes
• Shell Pays $2.2M To End Skiers' Suit Over Lift Ticket Offer
• Ashley Madison Users Blocked From Citing Leaked Docs
• SeaWorld Says Proposed Annual Pass Class Too Diverse
• High Court Denies Pom's Bid To Overturn FTC False Ad Row