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Dalton v. Target Corporation
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April 03, 2013
Big Retailers May Regret Moving Tracking Suits To Fed. Court
Target Corp., Toys R Us Inc. and other big retailers have seized on a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision to remove a host of online-tracking class actions to Missouri federal court, but attorneys say the move could backfire on the defendants, undermining a key argument they'll likely use to try to dismiss the suits.
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April 01, 2013
Target, Toys R Us Spied On Web Buyers, Class Suits Say
Target Corp. and Toys R Us Inc. surreptitiously installed tracking software on consumers' computers that allowed them and other advertisers to monitor the consumers' Internet browsing history and collect personal information, according to proposed class actions removed to Missouri federal court last week.