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Legg v. Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings
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October 27, 2015
LabCorp To Pay $11M To End FACTA Class Action
LabCorp has agreed to pay $11 million to settle allegations it violated the Fair and Accurate Credit Transaction Act by printing customers' credit and debit card expiration dates on receipts, reportedly the largest cash settlement ever reached under the federal privacy law, according to filing Monday in Florida federal court.
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July 07, 2014
Lab Testing Co. Hit With Suit Over Card Expiration Dates
Laboratory Corp. of America Holdings has skirted federal privacy regulations by printing customers' credit card expiration dates on their receipts, a proposed class action alleged Sunday in Florida federal court.