Consumer Protection Archive » May, 2014

Consumer Protection - May, 2014

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• Facebook-User Ad Privacy Suit Now Class Action In Canada
• LA City Atty Accuses JPMorgan Of Discriminatory Home Lending
• US Wants Mondo Penalty For Dish's Telemarketing Conduct
• Class Cert. OK'd In Dole 'All Natural' Labeling Suit
• Calif. Restaurants Settle Bogus Kobe Beef Class Action
• GM Muscles In On FOIA Suit Over 2009 Bailout Docs
• Cordray Goes Country: A Ballad Of Payday Lending Abuse
• Shearer's Rice Chips Not Really All Natural, Class Says
• DataX Credit Reports Not Tied To $5M Payday Loan Scam
• Sallie Mae Again Dodges High-Interest Student Loan Suit
• Ford's Anti-SLAPP Bid Stalls In Defective Vehicle Row
• Fed. Law Allows Out-Of-State Bank Check Fees: 11th Circ.
• Ford Largely Defeats Class Action Over Fuel Economy Claims
• Tax Prep Co.'s Damage Claims Not Barred, Judge Says
• Conn. Gov. Signs Law Banning Unsolicited Text Messages
• LabMD Trial Delayed While House Panel Probes Tiversa
• Retailers Take Brunt Of Breach Liability Under New Bills
• Zipcar Customer Sues To Recover 'Unconscionable' Late Fees
• Documents Show GM Delayed Recall Over Brake Lights
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Michael Best's Mary Turke
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Husch Blackwell's Hayley Hanson
• Can Bankrupt Law Firms Claw Back 'Unfinished Biz' Profits?
• LabMD Takes 2nd Shot At Nixing FTC's Data Breach Suit
• NJ Judge Grants Cert In For-Profit Med School Class Action
• CFPB Credit Card Crackdown May Carry To Auto Lending
• GM Urges JPML To Centralize Ignition-Switch Suits In NY
• Soda Warning Bill Gains Calif. Senate's Thumbs-Up
• Judge OKs $10M Settlement Over BofA Credit Card Late Fees
• Auto Lender To Pay $5.5M To Settle FTC Harassment Claim
• Insurer Wants Redbox Coverage Claims Tossed
• GMO Food Labeling Bill Fails In Calif. Senate
• GOP Bill Would Bar FCC From Net Neutrality Reclassification
• Quicken Says Judge, Not Jury, Should Decide FCRA Issue
• Appeals Court Says $1.3M Settlement Violates Due Process
• Advice From Counsel: The Emerging E-Discovery Playbook
• BofA Coming To The End Of Mortgage Cases, Moynihan Says
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Apple's Bid To Stay E-Books Trial
• DOT Fines Southwest Over Deceptive Ticket Price Ads
• New Zealand Gears Up For Massive Privacy-Law Reform
• In Scramble For Buyers, Retailers' Sales Attract Suits
• Lawmakers Question EBay On Data Breach, Security Policies
• TGI Friday's Franchise Faces ADA Discrimination Class Action
• Wells Fargo Can't Shake LA's Suit Over Predatory Loans
• Diamond Foods Beats All-Natural Chip Labeling Suit For Now
• Providence, RI, Sues Santander For Discriminatory Lending
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Stewart Bernstiel's Bernstiel
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Whyte Hirschboeck's Gina Carter
• JPMorgan, Homeowners Settle In Mortgage Modification MDL
• Is It Time To Increase Your Billing Rates?
• New Fla. Data Breach Law Presages Greater Enforcement
• High-Stakes Litigators Can Cost $1,500 An Hour
• GCs Question If Partners Are Worth The Cost
• BigLaw Hourly Rates Dwarf Rivals' Across The Board
• CFPB Fines Realty Co. Over Disclosure Of Title Firm Ties
• Calif. Policymakers Take Steps To Ramp Up Data Security
• 5 Insights From Ingram Micro's Lily Hughes
• 7 Target Board Members In ISS' Crosshairs Over Data Breach
• Lowe's Faces False Ad Action Over Underfilled Mulch Bags
• Ex-GM CEO Says Barra Didn't Know Of Ignition Switch Defect
• BuckleySandler Nabs Ex-Ally Financial Atty For DC Office
• GNC Evades False Ad Action Over Amino Acid Supplements
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Kilpatrick's Mehrnaz Boroumand
• FTC's Data Broker Report Turns Up Heat On Industry
• Texas Court Won't Revive Fight Against Payday Loan Law
• Calif. Class Wins Certification In Almond Milk Labeling Row
• EBay, PayPal Triumph Over Loan Violations Class Action
• Millennium Says Insurer Must Cover HIPAA Probe Defense
• CFPB To Define 'Larger Participants' In Auto Finance Market
• FTC's Consumer Data Probe Crippled LabMD, CEO Says
• $1B Left In GM Trust For Creditors, Ignition-Switch Victims
• And Now A Word From The Panel: What's Good For America?
• J&J Hit With Class Action Over Listerine False Labels
• FTC Asks Congress To Tackle Data Broker Transparency Void
• Einstein Bros Sued Over '100% Pure' Orange Juice Claim
• Whole Foods Says 'Natural' Foods Suit Doesn't Pass Muster
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Barnes & Thornburg's McGee
• 5 Insights From MetLife General Counsel Ricardo Anzaldua
• Papa John's Tops Delivery Fees With Illegal Tax: Suit
• GM Deal Shows Feds' Push To Police Internal Policies
• EA Demands Arbitration In Gamer Class Action
• General Star Looks To Duck Coverage In Aging Drug Row
• California Senate Panel Clears GMO Labeling Bill
• Ohio Appellate Court Revives $25M Fannie Mae Class Action
• GM Counsel Knew About Defect Before Bankruptcy, Suit Says
• GM, Delphi Win Delay Of Texas Ignition Switch Defect Suits
• Retailers Benefit From Jurisdiction, Abstention Defenses
• Battling Blind POS Suits May Be Lost Cause For Retailers
• UK Watchdog Opens Probe Of EBay Cyberattack
• NY State 'Labor Shark' Bill Gets Key NYC Nod
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Keating Muething's Rachael Rowe
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Shearman's Antonia Stolper
• The Dangers Of Data Mining, Click-Wrap And Free Apps
• Coverage Row Over $18M Junk Fax Deal Kept Alive And In Ill.
• Late July False Ad Class Action On Ice As FDA Weighs Rules
• Calif. Counties Claim Pharma Cos. Lied About Opioid Safety
• Wells Fargo Wrongly Charged Attorneys' Fees, $5M Suit Says
• Ill. High Court Puts State Farm Back On Hook In TCPA Suit
• Toyota Recalls 466K Vehicles For Brake, Rust Issues
• 11 Attys Tapped To Steer Target Data Breach MDL
• States Probe Cyberattack Affecting 145M EBay Users
• CFPB Sets Sights On Nonbank Compliance Programs
• 5 Insights From Hewlett-Packard GC John Schultz
• Coca-Cola Moves To Consolidate Labeling Class Actions
• 3 Regulations That Could Reshape Retail Biz
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Cohen & Gresser's Bromberg
• Uber, Lyft Sideswiped By Conn. Cabbies' Suit
• EU Eyes Limits On High-Frequency Trading In Reform Package
• Data Breaches Put Retail GCs In The Firing Line
• Mercedes-Benz Removes A/C Suit To Calif. Fed. Court
• Food Fights Make A Mess In California District Courts
• The Trial Lawyer's Guide To A Winning Direct Examination
• Complaint Management Lessons From Dr. Seuss
• Yelp Falsely Hypes Review Filter, Calif. Restaurateur Says
• Ford Says Lemon Law Class Action Violates Speech Laws
• NJ Agencies To Probe Energy Suppliers' Billing Practices
• 5 Insights From Caterpillar Chief Legal Officer Jim Buda
• Dems Want Race Bias Probe Widened After CFPB Issues
• Taboola Agrees To Clarify Sponsored-Ad Links
• Rejected Quicken Borrowers Win Cert. In Credit Report Row
• Target Data Breach Liability At $35M And Rising
• GM, Delphi Want Texas Ignition-Switch Suits Consolidated
• GM Ignition Switch Settlements Prompt Court Records Bill
• Rite Aid's Rx Alert Texts Violate TCPA, Suit Says
• 11th Circ. Urged To Ship Junk Fax Insurance Row To Fla. Court
• EBay Says User Data Was Hacked In Cyberattack
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Blank Rome's Linsey Bozzelli
• CFPB To Open Advisory Council Meetings To The Public
• CVS Faces TCPA Class Action Over Cellphone Autodialing
• LifeWatch Duped Customers Into Paying Device Fee, Suit Says
• Calif. Sens. Drop Plan To Embed Microchips In Store Cards
• Mercedes-Benz Financial Services Hit With TCPA Action
• Cane Juice Labeling Suit Tossed After Judge's Reversal
• Behind The Class Action Surge Against Mass. Retailers
• The No-Nonsense New Yorker: Justice Jeffrey K. Oing
• 5 Insights From Prudential General Counsel Susan Blount
• NY To Expand Probe Of Nonbank Mortgage Servicers
• LSAT Council Settles Disability Suit For $8M
• Hilton Says Customer Call Recordings Don't Invade Privacy
• Lead Attys Named In Target Data Breach MDL
• GOP, Dems Both Question Wheeler's Net Neutrality Plan
• Porsche Fires Back At Plaintiffs In Settled Defect Row
• Target Heart Attack Case Could Unleash Wave Of Litigation
• Online Lender Deal Brings $20M Consumer Payday: NY AG
• GM Recalls 2.4M Vehicles Over Seat Belt, Airbag Defects
• FTC Wants Weight-Loss Marketers To Take A 'Gut Check'
• CFTC Issues 1st Whistleblower Award But Questions Linger
• Wal-Mart, Walgreen Settle Cartilage Supplement Suits
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Troutman Sanders' Amie Colby
• Early Choice-Of-Law Can Curb Calif. Privacy Class Action
• Bulk Of ADA Suit Over Redbox Closed Captioning Dismissed
• 2nd Class Cert. Bid Denied In Row Over JPMorgan Refi Offer
• Hertz Points Finger At Hotwire In False Ad Class Action
• Sprint To Pay FCC $7.5M In Record Do-Not-Call Settlement
• DOJ, Plaintiffs Face High Bar To Pursue GM In-House Attys
• S. Korean Dating Service Sued For Exaggerating Popularity
• Dollar Thrifty Accused Of Inflating Toll Fees For Rental Cars
• T-Mobile, Others Escape Text Message Price-Fixing MDL
• CFPB To Raise Pay To Erase Performance Rating Disparities
• Attune Foods Escapes 'Evaporated Cane Juice' Labeling Suit
• 5 Insights From Microsoft Deputy GC David Howard
• Class Action Over Hertz Parking Ticket Fees Remanded
• DOJ Demands Accessible Websites, Apps And POS Devices
• NY To Take Close Look At $45B Comcast-Time Warner Merger
• Plaintiff Wants GM Ignition Switch Litigation Heard In Fla.
• Expedia, Booking.com Hit With Italian Antitrust Probe
• Wells Fargo Hit With Class Action For Improper Credit Check
• Overstock Unit Covertly Records Calls, Suit Says
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Zelle's Judy Langevin
• Meat Industry Urges DC Circ. To Nix Tough Labeling Rules
• High Court Won't Hear $500M LexisNexis Arbitration Appeal
• GM Admissions Stand In Contrast To Defect Suit Denials
• 9th Circ. Eases Data-Sharing Risks For Facebook, Others
• US Attorney Mulls High Court Bid In AT&T Data Breach Case
• Screening Co. Wrongly Reported Bail-Poster As Felon: Suit
• Herbal Testosterone Supplement Makers Face RICO Action
• Home Depot Says Energy Star Class Action Is Preempted
• 'Patent Troll' Fights Remand Of Vt. Consumer Protection Suit
• HP Tablet Buyers Must Arbitrate, B&N Tells 9th Circ.
• Bridgepoint, Ashford U. To Pay $7M To Settle Fraud Claims
• FTC Urges Missouri, NJ To Ax Limits On Direct Auto Sales
• Apple Failed To Send Texts To Users' New Phones, Suit Says
• ABA Opens Doors For Reviewing Jurors' Social Media
• Insurers Defeat Urban Outfitters In ZIP Code Coverage Row
• Texas Justices Set Boundaries For Mortgage Restructurings
• Aurora Pays $5.3M To End Calif. Mortgage Modification Suit
• 2nd Circ. Asked To Revive Zipcar Vehicle Damage Row
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Frost Brown Todd's Beth Naylor
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Genova's Kathleen Einhorn
• Smuckers Must Face 'All Natural' False Ad Suit Over Crisco Oil
• Report On Big Data Hints Toward Global Interoperability
• GM To Pay $35M Fine To Settle DOT Ignition Switch Probe
• Law Practice Is Evolving Via 'Legal Project Management'
• Developer's Software Update Cost Co. In FACTA Action: Suit
• Web Retailer Can't Fine Customer For Bad Online Review
• FTC Brews False Ad Suit Over Pure Green Coffee Diet Claims
• American Meat May Whet Supreme Court Appetite
• Google, Yahoo Draw Bipartisan Ire Over Data-Stealing Ads
• Hopefully Any Clarity From Jesinoski Won't Add Confusion
• Diet Tea Maker Can't Escape Consumer Class Action
• 5 Insights From Aetna General Counsel William Casazza
• Law Firm Sues LexisNexis Over Automatic Renewal Process
• Minn. Enacts 1st State Law Mandating Smartphone Kill Switch
• Data Breaches Growing Worry For Retailers, Report Says
• GM Recalls 2.7M Vehicles For Light, Brake, Safety Concerns
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Lowenstein's Sharon Levine
• CORRECTED: Apple, App Makers Beat Bulk Of Address Book Snooping Case
• Recording Cellphone Calls In Calif. Is Risky For Companies
• FCC Votes To Move Forward On Net Neutrality Rules
• Sens. Propose Changes To Student Privacy Regulations
• Amid Pressure, FCC Moves Toward Tough Neutrality Rules
• Blue Buffalo Snaps Back At Purina With False Ad Suit
• Shadow Banking Has Seeds Of Next Crisis, Comptroller Says
• Diet Drugs' Maker To Pay $40M, Issue Recall Over Labeling
• Nuke Contractor's Win Lets Businesses Cite Va. False Ad Law
• Vegan Says Michael Kors Sold Fur-Trimmed Bags As Synthetic
• Target, Others Launch Center To Combat Cyberattacks
• 5 Insights From Cisco General Counsel Mark Chandler
• SCI Hit With Class Action Over Deceptive Burial Practices
• Pa. Needs Regulatory Compliance Defense To UTPCPL Actions
• Insurer Owes Millennium Labs Coverage For False Ad Suits
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Kilpatrick's Audra Dial
• $25B Mortgage Deal Monitor Says Banks Improved Practices
• WSJ Says User Privacy Not Violated By Serial No. Collection
• 8th Circ. Affirms Bridgestone Win In Fee Class Action
• CitiMortgage Settlement Suit Dismissed Over OCC Jurisdiction
• The Tenacious Technocrat: Judge Francis Allegra
• Blind Customer Drops ADA Suit Against Lucky Brand
• Fate of Fannie, Freddie May Hinge On Loan Guarantee Costs
• FTC Streamlines Proposed 'Patent Troll' Study
• L'Oreal Hit With $5M False Ad Suit Over Lash Growth Product
• 6th Circ. Defends Dish's Credit Check In ID Theft Case
• Quicken Loans Hit With TCPA Class Action In Fla.
• Gateway To Extend Computer Warranties To Settle Suit
• 5 Insights From MassMutual General Counsel Mark Roellig
• 9th Circ. Upholds Class Cert. Win In Gmail Scanning Suit
• Sallie Mae, Navient To Pay $96.6M Over Loan Practices
• Calif. Bounty Hunters Will Benefit From Prop 65 'Reform'
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Butler Snow's Christy Jones
• Pa. Ruling Supports Common-Sense Application Of TCPA
• Maybelline Buyers Lose Bid For Class Cert. In False Ad Suit
• 9th Circ. Urged To Review Twinings False Ad Cert. Ruling
• Wal-Mart, Walgreen Want Supplement Suit Consolidated In NY
• GM Hid Evidence To Secure Settlement, Suit Says
• 5 Insights From UPS Chief Legal Officer Teri McClure
• Fox TV Licks NYC Libel Suit Over D'Lites Ice Cream Calories
• MidFirst's $2.7M Deal OK'd In Force-Placed Insurance Suit
• Senate Banking Committee Sets Vote For Housing Finance Bill
• Muscle-Builder False Ad Suit's Figure Too Small, Judge Says
• Privacy Threat Alone Triggers Coverage, Urban Outfitters Says
• GM Financial Co. Slapped With TCPA Suit Over Cell Calls
• How To Clean Up Against Washing Machine Class Actions
• GNC Rips Plaintiff Studies In Bid To Kill Supplement MDL
• Puerto Rico Prepaid Phone Registry Unlawful, 1st Circ. Says
• FCC Chair Will Beef Up Net Neutrality Proposal
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Meyer Suozzi's Lois Schlissel
• SunTrust To Repay Premiums In Force-Placed Coverage Deal
• Marijuana Products May Provoke Product Liability Suits
• Starbucks, Kraft Beat Cert. Bid In $5M Tassimo Class Action
• Calif. Senate OKs Bill Targeting Online Data Brokers
• FTC's Snapchat Attack Lends Weight To New Plaintiff Tactic
• Ad-Tracking Compliance Watchdog Sends SunTrust To CFPB
• Wells Fargo Wins OK On $67M Deal In Robosigning Cover-Up
• American Apparel Settles With FTC Over Safe Harbor Lapse
• Feds, SAIC Win Near-Total Dismissal Of Data Theft Action
• FCC Refuses To Delay Vote On Net Neutrality Rules
• UPMC Slapped With Data Breach Class Action
• Rising Star: O'Melveny's Carlos Lazatin
• Ford Recalls 1.2M Vehicles For Airbag, Door-Latch Defects
• Spokeo Asks High Court To Consider Standing In FCRA Suit
• Balancing The Cost Of Legal Research Investments
• Chrysler Recalls 780K Minivans Over Window Switch Defect
• NY Ratepayers To Get $7.5M Back From National Fuel Gas
• Wal-Mart Customers Seek Class Cert. Over ZIP Code Collection
• FCC Fines Robocall Service $2.9M For Political Messages
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Kasowitz's Linda Kornfeld
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Frandzel Robins' Pat Trendacosta
• Kia Recalls 7,000 UK Models Over Faulty Belt Tighteners
• Post-Target Breach Laws Ratchet Up Pressure On Companies
• Vt. Gov. Signs Nation's First State GMO Labeling Bill
• GM Asks Texas Court To Stay Case For Bankruptcy Issues
• DOJ Backs 'Operation Choke Point' Bank Crackdown
• Rising Star: Lieff Cabraser's Roger Heller
• Tesla Says Amended Bill Would Ban Direct Sales In Mo.
• Powdered-Booze Boast Hurts 'Palcohol' Regulatory Chances
• POM V. Coke May Impact Many FDA-Regulated Products
• GM Recall Covers 8,200-Plus Chevys, Buicks In US
• Facebook, Zynga Wash Hands Of 9th Circ. User-Privacy Suits
• Purina, Consumers Sue Rival Over Poultry By-Products
• Snapchat Settles With FTC Over Deceptive Data Practices
• Anti-Money Laundering M&T's Biggest Challenge, CEO Says
• Walgreen's Out-Front Druggists Don't Risk Privacy, HHS Says
• 5 Insights From Sprint General Counsel Charlie Wunsch
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Brinks' Laura Beth Miller
• Debt Collectors Settle Over Untimely New York Cases
• Dealers' Gripe With Tesla Sales Model Hits Mass. High Court
• Rising Star: Katten Muchin's Gregory Korman
• Rebuttal: Mandatory Pro Bono Is Needed
• Amazon, Google, Others Urge FCC Against 'Fast Lanes'
• Verizon FiOS 'Bait-And-Switch' Class Sent To Arbitration
• Orange Telecom Data Breach Affects 1.3M Customers
• Hospital Debt-Collection Robocalls Flout TCPA, Class Says
• Trader Joe's Hides Salt Content In Sunflower Seeds, Suit Says
• NY GMO Labeling Bill Edges Ahead In State Assembly
• $20M Settlement Struck In Capital One, ING Mortgage Rate Suits
• DOT Rejects Sens.' Call To Park GM's Recalled Vehicles
• US Regulators Say Financial Risk Is Spreading Beyond Banks
• Martha Stewart, HSN Tell Judge To Chop Knockoff Knife Row
• NJ Star-Ledger Execs Settle Suit Over Porn Site Redirects
• GM Offers Employee Discount To Recalled-Car Owners
• Fed Chair Says Low Interest Rates Raising Red Flags
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Munsch Hardt's Deborah Perry
• Compliance Overseers Under Financial Regulatory Fire
• 5 Insights From News Corp. GC Gerson Zweifach
• UBS Hit With $5M Suit Over 'Ticking Time Bomb' Funds
• H&R Block Arbitration Wrongly Denied, Mo. Appeals Court Says
• Sanofi Gets Nod For 3rd Circ. Junk Fax Appeal
• Software Maker Hit With Suit Over Scaring Users To Upgrade
• Big Tobacco Says NYC Coupon Ban Violates 1st Amendment
• Fla. Hospital Inks $2.5M FCA Deal Over Bogus Brain Care
• Senator Floats Bill To Counter House Airfare Ad Proposal
• House Wants CFPB To Increase Number Of Rural Mortgages
• Chevy Dealer Faces Probe Over Possible Recalled Car Sale
• New York To Conduct Bank Cybersecurity Audits
• Elder Statesman Of The Capital Court: Judge Paul Friedman
• O'Reilly Auto Parts Hit With Suit Over Background Checks
• Calif.'s Subscription Renewal Law: A Class Action Engine
• CFPB Offers Banks Incentive To Limit Consumer-Data Sharing
• Walgreens Can't Shake Cartilage Supplement False Ad Suit
• Darigold Accused Of Selling Sick Cows' Milk
• Schwan Unit To Pay $2.5M To Settle Calif. Robocall Suit
• Google Slams Class Action Over Kids' In-App Purchases
• MidFirst Bank To Pay $2.7M To End Insurance Class Action
• GM Recalls 60K Saturns Over Gear Shift Flaw
• Warren Bill Would Let Student Borrowers Refinance Loans
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Blank Rome's Carol Joseph
• NY Lawmakers Call For Ban On Powdered Alcohol
• Morgan Stanley Pays FINRA $5M Over IPO Sales
• 5 Insights From Archer Daniels Midland GC Cameron Findlay
• Think Like A Screenwriter: 5 Tips For Trial Lawyers
• Urban Outfitters ZIP Code Privacy Suit Goes To Fed. Court
• Atty's Class Cert. Bid Tanks In Fla. Text Spamming Suit
• Toys R Us Settles 'Free Gift' False Ad Row
• Hershey Escapes Claims In Product Labeling Row
• Proceed With Caution: Regs Auto Cos. Should Watch For
• New French Class Action Law Could Span The Gamut
• Mozilla Asks FCC To Nix 'Fast Lane' Net Neutrality Rules
• Smoke 'Em If You Got 'Em: E-Cigarette Regs Heating Up
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rehear Controversial Bayer False Ad Ruling
• 5 Insights From AIG General Counsel Tom Russo
• Ill. Court Frees State Farm From $5M Junk Fax Action
• CVS Hit With False Labeling Action Over Vitamin E Pills
• Justices Deny Allstate Appeal Of Future Class Member Trials
• Justices Won't Hear TransUnion Credit Report Feud
• Kashi Inks $5M Deal To End 'All Natural' False Ad Suit
• Senate Dems Pressed To Support Housing Reform Bill
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Bracewell's Dee Martin
• High Court Seeks US View On Foreclosure Jurisdiction Case
• DOL Whistleblower Rule Will Have Far-Reaching Effects
• High Court Clarifies Mortgage Fraud Restitution Rules
• Obama Data Report Creates Attack Plan For FTC, Plaintiffs
• Unique Issues Sink Class In Untruncated Grocer Receipts Row
• Pa. Law Firm Sued For Exposing SSNs In Court Records
• L'Oreal Shakes Class Action Over Kiehl's Data Collection
• GAO Finds Deficiencies In CFPB's Financial Reporting
• Another Blow To Calif. Plaintiffs In Class Actions
• GM Judge Wants Quick Ruling On Bankruptcy Shield's Fate
• 8th Circ. Buries Suit Over Charter's Internet Upgrades
• Previous Settlement Bars Repo Tax Windfall Suit, Ally Argues
• Marie Callender's Baking Mixes Not So Natural, Suit Says
• FTC Ruling Holds Pom To 'Impossible' Standard, DC Circ. Told
• FTC Settles Misleading Green Claims Case
• Vendor Management — An Aspirin Or Just A Headache?
• JPMorgan Settles With NJ Over Unregistered Sales Agents
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fine Kaplan's Bobbi Liebenberg
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hiscock's Connie Cahill
• A Warning From Delaware For Gift Card Programs
• Fla. House Passes Homeowners Insurance 'Bill Of Rights'
• Property Co. Giving Landlords Bad Credit Info, Suit Says
• 5 Tips For Pooling Hospitality Loyalty Programs
• Despite CFPB Push, Auto Lenders Wary Of Flat Fees
• Extended Stay Hotels Hit With Background Check FCRA Suit
• FTC Urges Advertisers To Police False Weight-Loss Claims
• White House Urges Privacy Law Overhaul In 'Big Data' Review
• Target Beats California Class Action Over Takeout Coffee Tax
• NJ Bill Would Allow Tesla To Sell Cars Directly
• FDCPA Enforcement Trends: 2013 And 2014
• Fla. House Passes Data Breach Notification Bill Amendment
• Vibram To Pay $3.75M In Barefoot Shoe Class Settlement
• A Model For Exempting Texts From TCPA
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: BatesCarey's Maria Enriquez
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: McManis' Sharon Kirsch