Consumer Protection Archive » June, 2014

Consumer Protection - June, 2014

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• Rite-Aid Settles Calif. Prescription Counseling Suit
• Canada's Anti-Spam Bill Won't Stop Microsoft Emails
• Capital One Still On Hook For Most Of Credit Card Action
• GM Settlement Plan Strong Enough To Block Most Injury Suits
• Orange County DA Sues GM Over Safety Defects
• Education Co. MyFootpath Hit With TCPA Action In Calif.
• L'Oreal Settles FTC Anti-Aging False Ad Row
• GM Recalls 8.4M Vehicles, Most For Ignition Defect
• High Court Denies BofA Appeal Over Private TISA Claim
• Feds Ding US Bank $200M For FHA Lending Violations
• Ford Hit With Suit Over Focus, Fusion Steering Defect
• High Court Won't Consider Google Wi-Fi Snooping Dispute
• UK Consumer Credit Agenda Strikingly Similar To CFPB's
• CFPB May Be Moving To Regulate Mobile Financial Services
• GM To Pay At Least $1M For Each Ignition Switch Death
• GAO Says CFPB Should Have Bigger Role On Virtual Currency
• PNC Asks High Court To Send Overdraft Case To Arbitration
• Canada's Tough Anti-Spam Law Catches US Cos. Off Guard
• LabMD Wants Issa Letter Admitted To Data Security Case
• Redbox To Pay $1.2M, Alter Kiosks In Deal With Blind Users
• J. Crew Settles ZIP Code Collection Suit
• $15M Sales Tax Rebate Row Shot Down By Texas High Court
• Auto Warranty Co. Hit With Suit Over Illegal Contracts
• 23andMe Customers Ordered To Arbitrate False Ad Claims
• 4 Things Every Law Firm Should Do Upon A Cyberbreach
• Today's Retailers Are Fighting Yesterday's Privacy Laws
• Grand Jury Probing GM Ignition Switch Defect, Docs Show
• Hulu Ruling Casts Doubt On Large-Scale Privacy Class Actions
• Barclays Dark Pool Suit Paves Way For Coming Crackdown
• Feinberg To Unveil GM Defect Compensation Plan Monday
• PF Chang's Hit With Class Action Over Data Breach
• Kia, Hyundai Roll Closer To Settling Fuel Economy MDL
• Aussie Watchdog Raps Dating Site For Breach, Lax Security
• Flagstar Dodges Reinsurance Kickback Scheme Class Action
• Court's 'Soda Ban' Smackdown Shifts Power To NYC Council
• CFPB Emerges Unscathed From Recess Appointment Fight
• QBE Argues Bank-Kickback Suits Covered By AIG Policies
• GM CEO Barra Says More Recalls Are Possible
• Insurer Hid Policy Limits In Injury Cases, Class Action Says
• Retailer Hit With Damages In Skirmish Over Bad Review
• Consent Defense Saves Calif. Hospital From Robocall Suit
• When Online Marketing Programs Are Illegal
• NY High Court Strikes Down Bloomberg's 'Soda Ban'
• GM Tells Feds It Knew Of Other Ignition Problem In 2007
• Takeaways From GE Capital's $225M Credit Card Settlement
• Chapter 93A Pitfalls For Mass. Retailers
• Apple May Dodge Some Claims In IPhone Warranty Action
• 2 Tech-Opposed Consumer Bills Die In Calif. Assembly
• FHFA May Sue Insurers For Fannie, Freddie Overpayments
• Debtor Injured By Collectors' Incorrect Info, 9th Circ. Says
• NYT, Forbes Hit With Subscription Fraud Class Action
• Hyundai Dealership Contract Breach 'Incurable': 2nd Circ.
• Holder Pledges US Privacy Rights Bill For EU Citizens
• Parts In Ignition Key Defect Were Made In China, GM Says
• Whole Foods Fined For Overcharging Weighed Food In Calif.
• Mont. Health Dept. To Disclose Server Hack To 1.3M People
• Privacy Advocate Praises Google, Facebook Facial ID Limits
• Insurers On Hook For $30M Of PNC Overdraft Deals: Judge
• GSK Blasts Teva's Use Of Pom Ruling To Nix False-Ad Suit
• SF Orders App Makers To Stop Auctioning Public Parking
• Axed Student Loan Bill Signals Bleak Future For Tax Plan
• Texas Appeals Court Affirms Class Cert. Against Life Partners
• Calif. Undercuts Policyholders In Implied Disparagement Rows
• Capital One Again Fails To Ditch Overdraft Fee Class Action
• 5 Tips For Defeating A Class Cert. Bid
• Consumer Groups Say CarMax Lies About Used Vehicle Safety
• Calif. Panel Buries Ralphs Customer's Privacy Suit
• Wal-Mart Heart Supplement Class Action Stops Beating
• 3rd Circ. To Tackle FTC Data Security Power In Wyndham Row
• Buckyballs Case Shows What An Uncooperative CPSC Can Do
• Rough Waters Ahead For Defendants Under TCPA
• Much More Pressure On Banks Under DOJ's 'Choke Point'
• Trade Group's Draft For Facial ID Code Sparks Backlash
• Antitrust Experts Back Flexibility On Conditional Pricing Pacts
• NJ Court Won't Revive TCPA Class Action, $15M Settlement
• Wyndham Can't Break From Unit In FTC Data Security Row
• Calif. Agency Seeking Inaccuracies In ACA Doctor Listings
• Payday Lending Crackdown Will Continue, Holder Says
• Consumers Aim To Trim Class In Whirlpool Moldy Washer Row
• Reuters Hacked By Syrian Group Using Ad Network Taboola
• Ford Dodges Fraud Claim In Defective Engine Row
• Calif. Defibrillator Ruling Likely To Draw Lawmakers' Attention
• Pom V. Coke Will Impact Financial Services Too
• A New Chapter In Video Privacy Protection Act's History
• 9th Circ. Revives UPS Overcharging Row, Cites Choice Of Law
• 1st Circ. Axes TCPA Defense Suit Over Jurisdiction Threshold
• 5 Ways To Contain The Chaos Of Mass Torts And MDLs
• Fage, Chobani Yogurt Labels Deceive Consumers, Suits Say
• Judge Bans Fla. Investment Manager From Securities Biz
• FTC's Wright Says Antitrust Law 'Just Fine' To Police Internet
• Four Seasons, Begualg Settle Condo Fraud Case
• Mass. Sen. Backs Curbs On Commercial Drones In Funding Bill
• Pa. AG Zaps Power Cos. With Suits Over Price Spikes
• Orrick Scores $1M For Calif. Home Loan Scam Victims
• Michaels' Customers Say Data Protection Was Subpar
• State Farm Can't Nix Coverage Claim Over $9M TCPA Award
• Conn. Mini-TCPA Exposes Telemarketers To Steeper Risks
• Martha Stewart, HSN Beat Chinese Cutlery Action
• Natrol Avoids False-Ad Class Action Over Enhancement Claims
• The Current State Of Native Advertising
• When Fighting Calif. Tax Disputes, See Loeffler V. Target
• SF Inks $4.4M Deal Over Art School's Marketing Tactics
• Twitter Hit With $5M TCPA Class Action Over Unwanted Texts
• Toyota Hid Info On Faulty Highlander Power Doors: Suit
• FTC Eyeing Discriminatory Power of Big Data
• Sprint Customer Must Arbitrate Claims Over Leaked Nude Pics
• Zipcar Asks 2nd Circ. To Nix Damage Fee Appeal
• Data Protection A Priority At EU Meeting, Watchdog Says
• Unusual $10B GM Vehicle Value Suit May Be Tough Sell
• Consumers Want TRW To Indemnify Chrysler Defect
• Forever 21 Swipes Sales Tax On Returned Items, Suit Says
• Retailers Say Confessional Cig Ads Strip Free-Speech Rights
• Lawyers Accuse Aaron's Inc. Of Spying On Rental Computers
• EU, US, China Agree To Keep Sharing Product Safety Info
• NY AG Sues Condo Developers Over Fraudulent Offers
• Android, Windows Phones To Include Kill Switch, NY AG Says
• GOP Panel Pulls FTC Watchdog Into LabMD Data Dispute
• Maserati Hit With Class Action Over Defective Antennas
• GE Capital To Pay $229M In CFPB, DOJ Credit Card Settlement
• Automobile Data Recording Is Not An Invasion Of Privacy
• FCC Hits Chinese Signal Jammer Co. With Record $34M Fine
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Williams Mullen's McCarroll
• Smartphone Forensics: Tips From The E-Discovery Trenches
• UK-Based LLP Partners Now Enjoy More Protections
• Takeaways From Lawsky V. Capital Condor
• Combating Damages Models In Food, Cosmetic Class Actions
• House Republicans Urge FCC To Curb Cybersecurity Measures
• CFPB Unit Had 'Plantation Mentality,' Ex-Employee Says
• Debtor Can 'Strip Off' Mortgages In Ch. 20, 11th Circ. Says
• 11th Circ. Nixes Arbitration Order In KeyBank Overdraft Row
• Insurer Sues To Avoid Covering Michaels Data Breach Suits
• Food Cos. Pledge To Unify Labeling, Restrict Ads For Kids
• United Flies Away From EU Flight Compensation Class Action
• NY Judge Won't Block NYC Tobacco Coupon Ban
• Jenner & Block Atty Takes Heat In Congress Over GM Probe
• Retail Group Blasts Push To Expand Data Breach Liability
• Comcast's Win Encourages ISPs To Fight User-Data Requests
• Calif. Assembly Rejects Warnings For Sugary Drinks
• CFPB Chief Grilled Over Data-Collection Practices
• Fla. AG Settles Deceptive Marketing Case Against Kaplan
• Petco Hit With Class Action Over ZIP Code Collection
• GM Recalls Devalue All Cars, $10B Class Action Says
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Bush Seyferth's Cheryl Bush
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Davis Wright's Kelli Sager
• 3rd Circ. Gives Claimants 2nd Shot In Debt Collector Row
• Facebook, Google Urge Justices To Take Up Spokeo Case
• FDA Mulls Pushing Cos. To Cut Salt In Food Products
• Hulu Users Denied Class Cert. In Video Privacy Suit
• GM CEO To Tell House Panel Changes Are Underway
• Bill Would Create FCC Ban On Internet 'Fast Lane' Deals
• Ocwen To Pay $3.7M In Mortgage Settlement With Mass. AG
• Uber, Lyft Face Pa. Ban As Seattle Legalizes Services
• SunTrust To Pay Nearly $1B To Settle Mortgage Fraud Claims
• 'Patent Troll' Tells Fed. Circ. It Can Review Vermont Row
• Judge Trims Claims From ADT Customer Class Action
• Pa. Payroll Co. Sued For Data Breach Affecting 233K Workers
• Sen. Introduces Draft Of Cybersecurity Data Sharing Bill
• Class Must Tidy Up Claims In Whirlpool Washer Row: Judge
• Wal-Mart, CVS, Others To Put Unit Pricing Online, NY AG Says
• Heller Ruling May Be Knockout Punch Against Jewel Claims
• AXA Says 'Shadow Insurance' Class Can't Stand
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Levine Sullivan's Gayle Sproul
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Proskauer's Monica Shilling
• 11th Circ. TCPA Ruling Not As Bad As Defendants May Think
• Ameritox Wins $15M In Millennium Drug-Testing Kickback Row
• BofA Will Use NY Data To Spot, Flag Illegal Payday Lenders
• CORRECTED: 'Cobra Sexual Energy' False Ad Class Wins Cert.
• Coke Subpoena In Corn Syrup Suit Raises Judge's Eyebrows
• US Bank Borrowers Get Cert. In Force-Placed Flood Policy Suit
• Domino's Rebuffs Hackers' Threat To Publish Customer Data
• Ford Says Repo'd Car Sales Row Belongs In Fed. Court
• Miami Claims JPMorgan Used Discriminatory Lending Tactics
• Class Claims Axed In Tax Shelter Suit Against Insurer
• Fla. Time-Share Scammers Dinged $1M, Liable For $10M
• GM Recalls 3.2M More Vehicles For Ignition Defect
• Calif. Court To Review Secret NSA Phone Surveillance Docs
• SEC's The New Sheriff In Town On Cybersecurity
• GM Has Fixed Just 155K Of Millions Of Recalls: House Panel
• FTC Asks Hackers For Help In Combating Robocallers
• ConAgra Customers Denied Class Cert. In False Ad Suit
• FDA Chides Akrimax Over Weight-Loss Product Promos
• Miss. AG Slams Experian's Record Keeping, Dispute Practices
• Capital One To Tweak Credit Screening Methods, NY AG Says
• UK Agency Fines Credit Suisse For Overpromoting Investment
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Steptoe & Johnson's Flanery
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Nexsen Pruet's Marguerite Willis
• Green Chemistry Regulatory Push Among States Continues
• Sony Strikes $15M Deal To Exit Data-Breach MDL
• Credit Unions Want Retailers More Liable For Cybersecurity
• Mercury Fails To Upend Homeowners' Insurance Rate Order
• Gray Hair Reversal Product Doesn't Work, Consumer Says
• Maryland AG Raps Snapchat Over Deception, COPPA Failures
• Calif. Appeals Court Backs BMW Win In Lemon Warranty Row
• NAD Says Online Reviews Don't Bolster Shark Vacuum Claims
• Hyundai Buyers Fight To Separate From Fuel-Economy MDL
• Schneiderman Pushes New NY Rules For Payroll Cards
• Texas High Court OKs Broad Waiver For Foreclosure Offset
• LinkedIn Escapes Wiretap Act Claims In Email-Harvesting Row
• FCC To Probe Netflix Speed Deals With Internet Providers
• PF Chang's Confirms Guests' Credit, Debit Data Exposed
• 'Made In The USA'? Check Again
• GM Recalls Chevrolet Camaros For Ignition Switch Problem
• A Cheese By Any Other Name, Place May Not Taste As Good
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Ogletree Deakins' Melissa Bailey
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sterne Kessler's Eldora Ellison
• Privacy Vs. Disclosure — The Regulation AB Debate
• Sony, Michael Jackson's Estate Hit With Fraud Class Action
• Calif. Justices Scale Back Product Disparagement Coverage
• High Court's Pom Ruling Leaves Consumer Suits In The Lurch
• Vermont GMO Law Faces Constitutional Challenge
• FCC Head Prods Industry To Take Lead On Cybersecurity
• House Panel Slams FTC's LabMD Probe In Midst Of Trial
• Attys React To High Court's Pom v. Coke Lanham Act Ruling
• High Court Pom Ruling Won't Impact Food Class Actions
• Ford To Correct Fuel Economy For 6 Vehicle Models
• Facebook To Target Ads Based On Sites Users Visit
• New Suit Over Olive Oil Purity Targets Bankrupt Co.'s Owners
• Verizon Retailer Pays $1.3M To Settle Credit Card Receipt Row
• Senate Appoints Vice Chair, Confirms 2 Other Fed Nominees
• Fla. Appeals Court Decertifies Porsche Headlight Class
• Hobby Lobby To Fork Over $220K In NY Deceptive Ad Row
• House Issues More Subpoenas In CFPB Discrimination Probe
• Transparency In Consumer Tracking Can Ward Off Legal Woes
• Adopt Value Or Be Left In The Ash Heap Of History
• State AGs Take Own Look At GM Safety Issues
• Fighting Fail-Safe Classes In TCPA Claims
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Gordon & Rees' Leslie Benitez
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Bryan Cave's Chris Cesare
• High Court Says Pom Can Sue Coca-Cola Under Lanham Act
• GM CEO, Jenner & Block Atty Face Congressional Grilling
• P.F. Chang's Investigating Possible Data Breach
• Employers Beware: FCRA Class Actions Are On The Rise
• Legal Risks Of Mobile Apps: Rules, Standards And Gaps
• The Hidden Costs Of Spreadsheets In Risk Management
• EPIC Pushes FTC For Stronger Snapchat Privacy Pact
• Ban On Powdered Booze Sales Gets NY Senate's Go-Ahead
• Hain Can't Escape Suit Over 'Natural' Tea Labeling
• ATM Servicer Can't Derail Class Cert. In ATM Fee Action
• Mars Can't Escape Claims In False Labeling Suit
• CFPB Opens Inquiry Into Mobile Banking
• GM Released From NHTSA Daily Fines For Missed Deadline
• Caribbean Cruise Can't Sink Suit Over Recorded Calls
• GOP Sens. Reject 'Stunt' Student Loan Refinancing Bill
• Honest Tea Defeats Antioxidant Labeling Claims In Class Row
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Gardere's Kim Yelkin
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Proskauer's Margaret Dale
• Regulators Turn Their Eyes Toward Dark Pools
• SEC's Aguilar Pushes For More Detailed Breach Disclosures
• Vermont AG Tells Fed. Circ. To Toss 'Patent Troll' Appeal
• Apple Deals Blow To Location Tracking With New IOS Feature
• NJ Ratepayer Agency Sues To Topple Verizon Settlement
• GM Chief Says Ignition Switch Fatality Total Could Rise
• Insureds Can't Pool Claims To Elbow Into Fed. Court: 6th Circ.
• Macy's, Clothing Co. Targeted In 'Made In USA' Class Action
• EU Regulators Eye Uniform Strategy To Google Deletion Fights
• Best Buy Pays $4.5M To End TCPA Rewards Program Row
• Senate Advances Fed Nominees, Fischer For Vice Chair
• Friskier FTC Makes US-EU Data Transfers More Perilous
• FDA Holds Off On Mercury Labels For Fish
• CFPB Isn't Advising DOJ On 'Choke Point,' Cordray Says
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Thacker Martinsek's Martinsek
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Rutan & Tucker's Kathy Jenson
• High Stakes In Ascertainability Of Low-Dollar Purchases
• Citigroup Can't Escape LA's Suit Over Predatory Loans
• 'Gay Conversion' Group Can't Pare Consumer Fraud Claims
• Davis Wright Welcomes Ex-DOJ Ace To Cybersecurity Group
• House Expands Dodd-Frank 'Qualified Mortgage' Definition
• Exec Hit With $25M Judgment In FTC Credit Card Scam Suit
• High Court Won't Disturb FTC's 2nd Shot At $34M Damages
• The Purpose Of Proposed Rule 37(e)
• Hain Urges Toss Of False Ad Suit Over Pesticides In Teas
• GM Ignition Switch Economic Loss Suits Sent To NY
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Michael Best's Kerryann Minton
• Female Powerbrokers: WhatleyKallas' Edith Kallas
• CPSC Guidance Signals Shift Toward Online Obligations
• Automatic-Renewal Class Actions Are On the Rise
• GM Recalls 105,000 Cars For Safety, Compliance Issues
• Ralphs Customer Urges Calif. Panel To Revive Privacy Suit
• Hyundai Fights Remand Of Class Suit In Fuel Economy MDL
• ConAgra Customers Seek Class Cert. On False-Ad Claims
• 9th Circ. Upholds Dismissal Of Redbox Privacy Class Action
• Bank Of The West To Pay $3.3M To Settle TCPA Action
• Shoddy BMW Nav System Suit Rides On 2 Fewer Claims
• Texas High Court Says Used Goods Sometimes Carry Warranty
• 11th Circ. Won't Rethink Chartis Junk Fax Coverage Decision
• CFPB Opens Door To Gramm-Leach-Bliley Regulatory Relief
• Wal-Mart Says ZIP Code Collection Class Too Broad To Certify
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Husch Blackwell's Hanaway
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Waller's Katie Stenberg
• Breakfast Battles Cook Up Copyright, Trademark Questions
• GM Atty Conduct Reforms More Show Than Substance
• BofA Mortgage Probe Deal Rumored To Reach $12B
• J-M Pipe Plaintiff Shrinks Proposed Class In False Ad Suit
• EU-US Safe Harbor Members Warned Over Arbitrator's New Fee
• GM's Finger-Pointing Gives Plaintiffs Plenty To Work With
• J&J Buyers Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Benecol False Ad Suit
• Patton Boggs' Westenberger, Others Join Tyrrell At Edwards
• Payday Lenders' Suit Aims To Halt Operation Choke Point
• FTC's McSweeny Sets Early Focus On Health Care, IP
• Judge Balks At 'Greedy' Atty Fee Bid In Kraft Labeling Suit
• 11th Circ. Defines 'Called Party' In Wells Fargo TCPA Suit
• 8th Circ. Affirms Sam's Club FACTA Violation Not Willful
• Boutique Law Firm Says Carbonite Lost Its Data
• Merck Accused Of Advertising Bogus Sunscreen SPF Claims
• Coca-Cola's 'Simply Orange' Juice Not So Simple, Class Says
• Keys To Successful Legal Outsourcing
• FTC Says Pa. Developer Deceived Potential Homebuyers
• Pa. PUC Backs Settlement Over Improper Energy Marketing
• Walgreen To Hire Pricing Auditors In Deal With Missouri AG
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Duval & Stachenfeld's Terri Adler
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Brown Rudnick's Louise Verrill
• Smart Grids And Data Privacy In The Internet Of Things
• GM Execs Didn't Cover Up Ignition Switch Defect, CEO Says
• Social Media Co. Loses On Autodialer Issue In Text Spam Row
• Taco Bell Ends Customer ADA Suit As $5.4M Deal OK'd
• GAO Says Mobile, Car Cos. Should Protect Consumers' Privacy
• Capital One Says Overdraft Fee Claims Are Preempted
• Jenner & Block's GM Findings Expected Thursday
• Texas City To Pay $1.4M In Attys' Fees In Immigrant Rental Row
• Top NY Court Eyes Health Board's Clout In 'Soda Ban' Case
• Watchdog Mostly Backs General Mills Yogurt Preference Ads
• How Bitcoin Will Bring About A Legal Practice Revolution
• Calif. Tries To Plug Retail Data Breaches
• NJ AG Sues 3rd-Party Energy Cos. For Scamming Customers
• Sturm Hid That Coffee In Its Pods Was Instant, 7th Circ. Told
• Retailers Face Pitfalls In Effort To Share Cyberthreat Info
• Sam's Club Leads Charge To Bring Chip Tech To Store Cards
• Class Of Quicken Borrowers Decertified In FCRA Row
• Redbox Slams Privacy Class Action Appeal
• Pregnancy Test Maker Can't Escape False Ad Suit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Akerman's Mary Carroll
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hanson Bridgett's Linda Klamm
• LabMD Vows To Nail Tiversa Reps In FTC Data Security Row
• Ford Motor Credit Wants Repo Sale Class Action Arbitrated
• Michaels Seeks Quick End To Data Breach Class Actions
• FTC's Brill Assails Privacy Regimes Focused On Data Usage
• Push For Chip And PIN Technology In Calif. Dies In Senate
• How To Control Your Law Firm's Real Estate Costs
• GM Dealers Say Ignition Switch Defect Cheapened Inventory
• LA Clippers Settle $5M TCPA Suit With Home Game Tickets
• Clover-Stornetta Cane Juice Suit Paused As FDA Mulls Rules
• Big Tobacco Wins Approval For Confessional Ad Plan
• 5 Insights From Nationwide Chief Legal Officer Pat Hatler
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fross Zelnick's Barbara Solomon
• Countering The Surge In Cosmetic Class Actions
• Neutrogena Fights Class Cert. In 'Natural' Labeling Feud
• $400M Ticketmaster Fee Settlement Gets Tentative Approval
• High Court Won't Review Right To Sue Under HAMP
• Telemarketers Agree To Pay $255M In FTC Fraud Suit
• NHTSA Probing Whether Chrysler Flubbed 2012 Airbag Fix
• Whole Foods 'All Natural' Labeling Suit Gets Green Light
• Symantec Beats Suit Over Software's Hacking Vulnerability
• Retailers To Appeal Swipe Fee Loss To High Court
• TCPA Suit Claims Kohl's Sniffed Out Customers' Cell Numbers
• Fannie, Freddie Block Buyback Programs, Mass AG Says
• Heineken, Anheuser-Busch Settle Alcohol Warning Signs Row
• Global Privacy Regulators Ramping Up Mobile App Scrutiny
• Retailer Gap Hit With $10M False Discounting Class Action
• Smaller Auto Lenders May End Up Under CFPB's Watchful Eye
• Anheuser-Busch Freed From Watered-Down Beer MDL
• Kia, Hyundai Customers Object To Fuel-Economy Settlement
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sugarman Rogers' Chris Netski
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Benesch's Megan Mehalko
• California Invasion Of Privacy Act Cases On The Rise