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• February 17, 2026

  FTC, States Urged To Halt Meta's Plan For Face ID In Glasses

  A consumer advocacy group is pushing the Federal Trade Commission and nearly a dozen state enforcers to shut down Meta's reported plans to add facial recognition capabilities to its smart glasses, arguing that the feature would pose "a grave risk to privacy, safety and civil liberties."

• February 17, 2026

  Camden Diocese Will Pay $180M More To Abuse Survivors

  The Roman Catholic Diocese of Camden, New Jersey, and its insurers on Tuesday agreed to pay another $180 million into a trust for the benefit of survivors of clergy sexual abuse, reaching a deal with a tort claimant committee representing more than 300 survivors.

• February 17, 2026

  Atty Can't Both Lead And Rep Class In Lawsuit, NJ Court Says

  An attorney can't be both the lead plaintiff and class counsel in a class action, a New Jersey appeals court ruled Tuesday, leaning on a more than 40-year-old state supreme court decision in denying class certification in a lawsuit accusing an electric bike maker of selling defective products.

• February 17, 2026

  Judge Rips Drugmakers' Borderline 'Disingenuous' Appeal Bid

  A Connecticut federal judge has rejected generic-drug makers' request for a quick appeal of his ruling denying them summary judgment on states' claims they engaged in an "overarching conspiracy" to fix prices, slamming the request for being borderline "disingenuous," mischaracterizing his reasoning and ignoring direct evidence of alleged wrongdoing.

• February 17, 2026

  Multi-Color Noteholders Sue Barclays In Ch. 11 Collateral Fight

  Unsecured noteholders for bankrupt label-maker Multi-Color Corp. are suing Barclays Bank PLC as Multi-Color's collateral agent, seeking a declaration that the bank holds liens only on some assets and not "substantially all" assets and property as stated previously in the Chapter 11 case.

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