Consumer Protection Archive » June, 2015

Consumer Protection - June, 2015

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• Sprint $68M Cramming Deal Approved On Second Try
• Corinthian Judge Pushes Compromise In Collection Halt Bid
• Atty Blames AT&T's Slow Internet For Missed Filing Deadline
• Cellphone Roaming Charges To End In Europe In 2017
• The Playful, Plainspoken Prose Of Justice Elena Kagan
• Amazon Says FTC's Discovery Bid Violates Privacy
• Justice Thomas Lets His Dissents Do The Talking
• FTC, Fla. Sue Lifewatch For Telemarketing Abuse On Elderly
• Top Telecom Attys Rep FCC's Net Neutrality Supporters
• Costco Supplier Slammed For 'Deceptive' Egg Labels
• Top Privacy Cases Of 2015: Midyear Report
• Unilever, PepsiCo Hit With Suit Over 'All Natural' Tea Label
• 40 AGs Press 5th Circ. To Allow Google Piracy Probe
• Get Moving On Cig Warnings, Judge Tells Big Tobacco
• SeaWorld Urges Chancery To Nix Investor Suit Over 'Blackfish'
• DC Circ. Sets Fast-Track For Net Neutrality Fight
• Can Consumer Privacy Slow The Rise Of TCPA Class Actions?
• Bimbo Labeling Plaintiffs Call Sanctions Bid A 'Trap'
• LogMeIn Charges Customer Cards Without Consent, Suit Says
• The Indian Arts And Crafts Act — A Powerful Tool
• The 15 Biggest High Court Decisions Of The Past 15 Years
• Insurers Intervened Too Late In $20M TCPA Suit, 7th Circ. Says
• Boutiques Wipe The Supreme Court Floor With BigLaw Rivals
• Supreme Court Ends Term Sharply Divided
• Justices Pen More Dissents To Show Votes Aren't Political
• Janssen Ignored Nerve Damage Risk Of Levaquin, Suit Claims
• Three Justices Trusted With Most Controversial Opinions
• FTC, Florida AG Get Court To Stop Illegal Robocalls
• Welch Foods Moves To Squash Mislabeling Class Action
• 9th Circ Revives Apple, AT&T Antitrust Class Action
• Calif. Can Collect Fees On Medical Liens, 9th Circ. Rules
• Objectors Say Massage Chain Still Revoking Prepaid Rubs
• Google's Searches May Be Anti-Competitive, Study Contends
• CFPB Wants To Keep Files Away From Ex-Morgan Drexen Attys
• Top 15 High Court Class Action Rulings Of The Past 15 Years
• Anthem Hit With Suit Over Massive Health Data Breach
• Texas Court Says Mary Kay Can't Force EBay Info Turnover
• PayPal Clarifies Robodialing Policies After Backlash
• Facebook Texts Not Protected Under TCPA, Plaintiff Argues
• GAO Takes Dim View Of FCC Outreach For Disability Access
• Midpoint 2015: What To Expect From State AGs
• Coupon Sales Tax Rules Create Thorny Compliance Problems
• Madden Has Far-Reaching Implications For Loan Investors
• Rescue Remedy Maker Pares Down False Ad Class Action
• Plaintiffs Hit Redial On AOL 'Wrong Number' TCPA Suit
• Public Storage's Defenses Trimmed In Fee Class Action
• Huckabee's Bid To Put Robocall Row On Hold Slammed
• Whole Foods Hit With Class Action Over Cookie Marketing
• Ad Software Co. Can Depose Plaintiff's Atty In Privacy Battle
• Kia Accused Of Selling Cars With Shatter-Prone Sunroofs
• ConAgra Must Face 'All Natural' Suit Over Tomato Products
• US Bank Decries 'Fishing Expedition' In Robosign Suit
• Wyndham Accuses Rival Of Stalling In Bait-And-Switch Suit
• Corinthian Students Say Stay Wouldn't Jam DOE Relief Plan
• Philly Points To Standing When Fighting Class Actions
• The Top 3 New Do's And Don'ts For Law Firm Websites
• High Court Housing Ruling Opens Door For Credit Act Claims
• Volkswagen Urges Court To Curb Buyers' Shoddy-Brakes Suit
• Kia Passes NJ Claims In Proposed Warranty Class Action
• Whole Foods Slapped With Overpricing Class Action In NY
• Attorneys React To Supreme Court Texas Fair Housing Case
• Online Restaurant Ordering Service Hit With TCPA Claim
• Supplement Co. Says Atty Hid Info On Class Rep
• NJ Jury Says Gay 'Conversion' Group Committed Fraud
• 11th Circ. Says USAA Can Hike Fla. Home Insurance
• Honest Tea Consumer Asks For Drink Formula In False Ad Row
• Hershey Probing Sketchy Charges On Customers' Cards
• CFPB Employees Tell House Of Growing Bias At Agency
• Adobe Privacy Suit Plaintiffs' Attys Ask For $1M In Fees
• Amid Net Neutrality Attacks, One Case Would Beef Up Rules
• 9 Reasons Class Counsel Get Their Fee Requests Denied
• Justices Uphold Broad Reading Of Bias In Housing Law
• LabMD Bid To Shield Evidence In Security Case Shot Down
• Kraft Cheese Buyers Win Slimmed Cert. In 'Natural' Ads Suit
• PHH Asks DC Circ. To Nix $109M Penalty In CFPB's 1st Appeal
• Drug Cos. Escape Suit Claiming They Inflated Eye Drop Doses
• The CFPB Is 'Soulless' And Full Of Bias, Union Official Says
• Calif. Bill Updating Fraudulent Transfer Law Heads To Gov.
• FCA Can't Ditch Defect Suit Over Minivan Tire Part
• Whole Foods Stiffed Packaged Food Buyers, NYC Agency Says
• 9th Circ. Nixes Class In False Ad Suit Over Nutrition Drink
• Ill. Court Told To Review Life Insurer's $6M Junk Fax Deal
• Barclays Hit With Energy-Rate Manipulation Class Action
• Pa. Man Charged With Running Illegal Payday Loan Operation
• 9th Circ. Ends Buy.com User's $500M Privacy Suit
• 11th Circ. Doesn't Corral Small-Dollar Class Actions
• The Global Hot Spots Of 2015
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2015
• The 5 Firms That Made The Biggest Global Gains
• Ambitious Global Firms Must Have Roots In These Cities
• Feds Slam Corinthian Students' Bid To Halt Collection Efforts
• Miss. AG Blasts Google's 'Bizarre' Injunction In 5th Circ.
• Surgeon Loses Coverage Appeal Over Unwanted Texts In Ill.
• Objectors Drop Fight Against BofA's $228M Force-Placed Deal
• Dems Want Probe Into Discriminatory Foreclosure Upkeep
• Pa. Plaintiff Rejects Tribal Loan Manager's Fee Request
• Omni Callers Denied Quick Appeal Of Cell Discovery Order
• AT&T Hit With Class Action Over Misleading Data Plans
• CFPB Exams Led To $11.6M In Consumer Repayments
• High-School Students Sue SAT Cos. Over Test Book Error
• Trade Groups Back Electrolux On Axing Moldy Washers Class
• Uber's Tracking, Privacy Policies Deceptive, Group Tells FTC
• US Chamber Asks 3rd Circ. To Let Congress Mull Web Privacy
• Time Warner Cable Hit With 1st Net Neutrality Complaint
• TCPA Takeaways From Makaron V. GE Security Manufacturing
• Toy Safety Regulation Should Be Left To The Federal Gov't
• Article III Standing And The Zappos Breach Case Dismissal
• 6 Record Search Lessons From $43M Clydesdale Bank Penalty
• SEC Ramps Up Scrutiny On Retirement Advisers
• Wells Fargo Attacks Overdraft MDL Class Certifications
• McCuneWright To Appeal $19M Fee Award In Wells Fargo Deal
• T-Mobile Says Increased Spectrum Reserve Is Pro-Consumer
• Marketing Firm Sued Over Verizon Supercookie Tracking
• Fla. Dept. Of Revenue Escapes Red Light Camera Suit
• FINRA Fines Morgan Stanley, Scottrade For Weak Security
• Amazon Local Stole Listings, Angie's List Says In Suit
• High Court Won't Hear Appeal Of Student Loan Servicing Case
• Jeweler Seeks Costs In Native American Marketing Row
• Conn. Seeks To Tighten Data Privacy Requirements
• Courts Are Distilling The Essence Of 'Handmade' Spirits
• LabMD Presses For DOJ Investigation Of Tiversa
• GNC Again Dodges Class Action Over Health Supplement Ads
• Insurer Says Millennium's $250M Deal Merits More Discovery
• Reed Smith Adds 3 Foley & Lardner Litigation Partners
• High Court Urged To Reject Wells Fargo Overdraft Fight
• New Guidelines For Bad FHA Loans Won't Boost Lending
• Gerber Can't Dodge Baby Formula False Advertising Suit
• Morgan Drexen Banned From Getting Fees, Starts Shutdown
• Lands' End Ducks Calif. Customers' 'Made In USA' Suit
• Feds Defend Fraud Charges In Halal Beef Export Case
• The Trials And Tribulations Of Disparate Impact Theory
• Roof Tile Co. Not Covered For False Ad Suit, Court Affirms
• Anheuser-Busch Inks Uncapped Settlement In False Ad Suit
• Riddell Can't Escape Youth Football League's Concussion Suit
• FCC Empowers TCPA Plaintiffs At Peril Of Businesses
• Why Lateral Candidacies Fail
• Heinz Sued Over Trans Fat Claims On Fries, Tater Tots
• Comcast Must Out Defaming Internet User, Ill. Justices Say
• FCC Robocall Rules A Potential Gold Mine For TCPA Lawyers
• Bimbo Bakeries Says Labeling Suit Plaintiff Scrubbed Evidence
• Lyft Agrees To Pay $300K To End NY AG Launch Fight
• CFPB, Medical Debt Collector Reach $5.9M Settlement
• Capital One, Consumers Ask 7th Circ. To OK $75M TCPA Deal
• CFPB Says Co-Signers Often Trapped In Private Student Loans
• Texas Fights For $43M In Unused RadioShack Gift Cards
• Mayors Want FCC To Implement Uniform Broadband Reporting
• Despite 1st Administrative Appeal, CFPB Seeks Out Courts
• Class Says Maternity Store Privacy Deal Is Fair
• FCC Expands TCPA To Robocalls Despite Litigation Fears
• 2 Minority Views From The Top Of BigLaw
• Verizon Sanctioned Over Discovery In Call-Recording Suit
• Dems Say Regulators Paid 'Lip Service' To Diversity Goals
• CFPB Sues Auto Lender Over Military Debt Collection Practices
• FDA Finalizes Labeling Exemptions For Food Allergens
• Inspire Pharma Pays $5.9M To End FCA Suit Over Eye Drug
• Labor Sec. Defends Fiduciary Standard To Wary House Panel
• Calif. Court Urged To Revive L'Oreal Data Collection Suit
• Sprint Wins New Damages Trial In Termination Fee Suit
• FCC Enforcement Hits New Heights With $100M AT&T Fine
• BofA Defends $228M Force-Placed Settlement To 11th Circ.
• CPSC Chief Defends User Fees To Boost Import Surveillance
• House Committee OKs $5B Cut To Financial Services
• CFPB Blames Error For Mortgage Disclosure Rule's Delay
• Bill Blocking Net Neutrality Funding Clears House Panel
• TracFone Says Objections Can't Stop $40M False Ad Deal
• Ghirardelli Faces 'Fake Chocolate' Suit In US Territories
• NY Car Dealers Pay $14M To End Illegal Sales Tactic Claims
• Revel Creditors Want False Ad Class Action Blocked
• Android Users Defend Class Cert. Bid In Google Privacy Row
• Purina, Blue Buffalo Told To 'Play Nice' In False Ad Fight
• FCC Fines AT&T Record $100M Over Misleading Data Plans
• Concocting Class Actions Over 'Craft Beer'
• DEA Wants Suit Over Collection Of Phone Records Tossed
• FTC Nixes LabMD Bid To DQ Chair
• Ace, Dish Trade Blows In TCPA Suit Coverage Battle
• Odwalla Buyers Say 'Cane Juice' Fight Can't Wait On FDA
• FCC Finalizes Network Outage Rule, Rejects Industry Tweaks
• Sprint Urges Judge To OK $68M 'Cramming' Deal With CFPB
• McCormick Hit With Class Action Over Pepper Skimping
• SeaWorld Defenses Upheld In Ticket Renewal Class Action
• Sens. Push PayPal For Answers On Robodialing Policy
• Sony Can't Escape Employees' 'Interview' Breach Claims
• Calif. AG Fights FERC Mobile-Sierra Rate Ruling At 9th Circ.
• Hospital Must Reveal Rates In Lien Case, Ga. High Court Says
• Beware Increased Privacy And Data Security Scrutiny In M&A
• Honda Adds 1M Cars To Takata Recall, Confirms 7th Fatality
• Green Tree Blocks Cert. Bid In Insurance Kickback Suit
• Bayer Downplays IUD Birth Control Safety Risks, Suit Claims
• Midamar Founder Can't Nix Misbranding Charges, Gov't Says
• Bribery Charges Cut In Case Against Ex-Utah Atty General
• New Jersey AG Settles Bogus Appliance Warranties Suit
• Whole Foods Scores Partial Win In Ill. Sales Tax Suit
• Google, Facebook Should Fall Under Do Not Track, FCC Told
• Home Depot Investor Wants Look At Data Breach Books
• J&J Can't Escape False Ad Suit Over 'Natural' Sweetener
• Time Share Co. Looks To Duck TCPA Class Action
• Calif. Told To Repay $331M Diverted From Mortgage Relief
• Tips To Avoid Conflicts When Hiring In-House Lawyers
• Dish Accused Of 'Forum-Shopping' In TCPA Coverage Fight
• Lawmakers Urge FCC, FTC To Update TCPA Rules
• Class Cert. For 'Project Runway' Calls Won't Work: Lifetime
• FTC Says LabMD Can't Offer Evidence After Resting Case
• Prison Phone Provider Hit With Class Action Over Rates
• Considerations And Consequences From CFPB's 1st Appeal
• Picking The Best Expert In Product Liability Defense Cases
• Biz, Law Groups Back Arbitration In DirecTV High Court Row
• BMW Can't Keep Battery Class Action In Fed. Court
• Michael Kors Pays $4.9M To End Outlet Price Class Action
• Home Health Care Co. Accused Of Illegally Recording Calls
• Midsize Bank Stress Tests May Spur More Regulatory Relief
• $68M Sprint Cramming Deal Is Fair, CFPB Tells Judge
• Jeni's Second Listeria Find Halts Ice Cream Production
• Google Must Delete Contested Links Worldwide: French Gov't
• Texas Justices To Review State Liability In $7M Oil Well Error
• FTC Takes First Action On Crowdfunding Project
• Internet Cos. Say Platforms Can't Be Callers Under TCPA
• Wal-Mart Says ZIP Code Collection Class Lacks Evidence
• Key Lawsky Aide To Temporarily Take NY Financial Reins
• GM Ignition Switch Plaintiffs Call Stay 'Despotic' Move
• Charting A Course Across Calif.'s Class Action Landscape
• 3rd Circ. Continues To Expand FDCPA Scope
• Why Law Firms Collapse
• Net Neutrality Survives, But FCC's Fight Has Just Begun
• Protein Powder Co. Says It Meets FDA Rules In False Ad Case
• CFPB Ruling Adds New Front In Administrative Law Fight
• IRS, Tax Preparers Partner On Anti-ID Theft Initiative
• PHH Reinsurance Buyers Win Cert. In Kickbacks Suit
• Judge Orders FTC Response To LabMD Evidence Request
• Texas Retailers Ask 5th Circ. To Strike Surcharge Law
• House Subcommittee Greenlights Bill To Block Net Neutrality
• Chrysler Recall Ends Defective Power System Row
• AT&T, Telecom Sound Off On FCC's Lifeline Revamp
• FCC, NY AG Question PayPal, EBay Autodialing Policies
• DC Circ. Refuses To Pause FCC's Net Neutrality Rules
• Facebook Must Provide User Data In Privacy Class Row
• Payroll Giant ADP Sues Startup For False Ads, Interference
• FCC Rule Called A Boon To TCPA Suits, Bust For Business
• Unilever Trims Atty Fees In $10M Suave Hair Loss Deal
• FTC Head Says Big Data Cos. Need To Be Transparent
• Purina Can't Shake Blue Buffalo's False Ad Claims
• FCC Plan For VoIP Number Access Worries Consumer Group
• Anthem To Pay $6.25M To Settle Suit Over Unwanted Calls
• House Spending Bill Seeks To Pause Net Neutrality Rules
• Pharmacy, Insurer Settle Fla. Junk Fax Coverage Row
• Stream Energy Sued For Charging Deceptively High Rates
• T-Mobile Won't Give Up Info In Yahoo TCPA Suit, Plaintiffs Say
• Litigation Tops Lenders' Fears In Home Closing Overhaul
• Jeweler Shakes $35M Suit Over Native American Marketing
• TracFone Users Want $40M False Ad Deal Approved
• Fla. Congressmen Urge FTC To Probe Hotel Booking Scams
• Plaintiffs Ask For No Cash In Adobe Data Breach Deal
• New Rule Brings Nonbank Auto Lenders Under CFPB's Glare
• House Unveils Spending Bill At Odds With Obama's Goals
• Attempting To Ascertain CFPB's Theory Of 'Abusive' Acts
• A 5-Point Plan To Save Our Juries
• Nissan Urges OK For $10M Leaf Warranty Deal Over Objections
• Omni Hotels Blasts Bid For Discovery Appeal In Privacy Action
• 2nd Circ. Boots Medtronic Infuse Suit For Overstepping FDA
• Verizon TCPA Plaintiff Says Cert Bid Made To Fend Off Deal
• Avis Hit With Class Action Over Background Checks
• Kmart Data Breach Class Actions Denied MDL Consolidation
• Consumer Privacy Groups Urge Stronger TCPA Changes
• Cyberattacks On Gov't Agencies On The Rise
• Campbell Soup Hit With '100% Natural' GMO Suit For Prego
• US Bank's Bid To Ax Force-Placed Suit Jumps Gun, Court Told
• 'Hot Fuel' Plaintiffs Push $25M Deal With Oil Cos. In MDL
• Hertz Accused Of Using Illegal Applicant Screenings
• NTSB Points Finger At Con Ed In Harlem Gas Explosion
• TechFreedom Moves To Join DC Circ. Net Neutrality Fight
• Telecom Legislation And Regulation To Watch
• 3 Takeaways From 7th Circ. Sprint TCPA Class Action
• Health Care, Utility Providers Request TCPA Exemptions
• 8th Circ. Revives Suit Over Huckabee Robocalls
• Classes Certified Against Wells Fargo In Overdraft MDL
• 'Gay Conversion' Group Guided By Religion, Founder Testifies
• IGs Seek Better Coordination Among CFPB, Bank Regulators
• FCC Action On TCPA Protections Will Dial Up More Lawsuits
• Plaintiffs Rip SeaWorld Bid To Consolidate Orca Abuse Suits
• Jenner & Block Lures Back DOJ Assistant Atty General
• Law Firms Accused Of $11M Tax Credit Scam In RICO Suit
• FTC, Bayer Duel As Probiotics Promo Trial Nears
• Student Loan Servicers Ask FCC For Autodialing Exception
• Kashi To Pay $4M To Settle GMO False Ad Class Action
• Telecom Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2015
• The Road Ahead For CFPB Land Use Enforcement Actions
• High Court Rejects Challenge To NJ Arbitration Ruling
• The Open Road Ahead For FCC's Open Internet Rules
• CFPB Move May Mean Deathblow To Small Payday Lenders
• ESPN App Users Take Privacy Fight To 9th Circ.
• Using Hedonic Price Analysis In Food Labeling Class Actions
• CFPB Says Processors Ignored Debt Scheme's Red Flags
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Fraud Suit Against Morgan Stanley
• Lawsky Led The Way In Regulating Financial Arena
• Eataly Confirms Malware Attack On Payment Systems In NYC
• Texas Payday Lender's Attack On City Ordinance Blocked
• Sens. Urge USDA To Finalize Poultry Pathogen Standards
• Ocwen, Assurant Deal Objectors Say 9th Circ. Is On Their Side
• 7 Calif. Privacy Bills To Watch
• The Good, The Bad And The Unclear In FCC's Plan For TCPA
• Discover Bank Uses False Cardholder Agreements, Suit Says
• SDNY Continues Court Split Over Organic Products
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive BofA Overdraft Suit
• $13M Red Bull Settlement Objector Appeals To 2nd Circ.
• Ga. University Can't Shake Suit Over Medical Records Breach
• Plaintiffs Want Verizon Sanctioned In Call-Recording Suit
• Ill. Appeals Court Won't Revive Advocate Data Breach Row
• Calif. Court Urged To Revive Neutrogena Sunblock Ad Suits
• BitLicense Regulations Create Groundbreaking Hurdles
• Cordray Hikes PHH Penalty To $109M In 1st Appeal Decision
• NJ Devils Try To Put Season Ticket Resale Suit On Ice
• Houston Firm Sues Ex-Associate For Trying To Poach Clients
• Food Industry Reps Spar Over House Menu-Labeling Bill
• Calif. Lawmakers OK Flame Retardant Labeling Bill
• Calif. Senate Advances Digital Privacy Protection Bill
• Aaron's Must Face Rental Computer Spying Suit
• FCC Says Cable Cos. Compete, Alters Basic Rate Regulation
• CFPB Warns Of Deception In Reverse Mortgage Ads
• FTC Signals Interest In Endorsements
• AT&T, Cricket Hit With Class Action Over 4G Coverage
• So You Think You Want To Arbitrate?
• Senate May Soften Dodd-Frank's Blow To Insurers
• Highlights Of The Class Cert. Ruling In Yahoo Privacy Case
• Market Research, Student Loan Biz Push FCC For TCPA Clarity
• Embattled Morgan Drexen Has A Suitor, Trustee Says
• Atty Blasts Gay 'Conversion' Group As Fraud Trial Begins
• Caribbean Cruise Co. Has Standing In FDUTPA Suit: Fla. Court
• BitLicense Fine Print Could Make Compliance Difficult
• WHO Herbicide Cancer Study Worries US Corn, Soy Industries
• Lumber Liquidators Says Suit Is Based On Bad Publicity
• CFPB To Reward Compliance Efforts On New Mortgage Forms
• Mass. At Last Acquiesces To High Court On Arbitration
• Mazda Gets Defective Engine Valve Row Gutted
• Google Says Bid For Cert. In Privacy Case Rests On 'Air'
• NY Drops Dual Transaction Reports From Final BitLicense
• Cramming Case Could Be Sign Of Things To Come From CFPB
• Banks To Receive Cybersecurity Assessment Tool
• Calif. Courts Aren't Strict Enough On Medical ID Theft Law
• SEC's Piwowar Urges Overhaul Of Accredited Investor Policy
• Zappos Data Breach MDL Booted Over Lack Of Harm
• New FDA Rule Curbs Antibiotic Use In Animals
• High Court Win Is No Cure-All For Subordinate-Lien Market
• AGs Urge FDA To Improve Dietary Supplement Regulation
• LabMD Blasts Tiversa's Bid To Shake Suit Over FTC Action
• Heartland Says Burglars Stole Computers With Personal Info
• General Mills Says Trans Fats In Baking Mixes Are Lawful
• ConAgra Hit With Trans Fat Popcorn Claims
• 5 Insights From Schneider Electric GC Peter Wexler
• Fusion Hybrid Owner Says Ford Software Fakes Mileage
• Warren Blasts White's 'Disappointing' Tenure Atop The SEC
• Going Back To Basics On FCRA Background Checks
• Your Trademark Could Be A False Advertisement
• Canadian Judge Orders Tobacco Cos. To Pay $12.5B
• Fla. Firm Must Pay $2.3M For Role In Mortgage Relief Scam
• Borrowers Seek Final OK For $54M Deal In Nationstar Row
• Home Depot Says Data Breach MDL Plaintiffs Lack Standing
• High Court Takes Ch. 7 Lifeline From Underwater Debtors
• Cable Association Notes Small Cos.' Cyberscurity Risks
• Community Banks Bash CFPB Overdraft Info Request
• Buy.com User Asks 9th Circ. To Revive $500M Privacy Suit
• MillerCoors Sued Over Blue Moon Craft Beer Claims
• FCC Wants Feedback On Endo, AEP Fax Rule Waiver Requests
• Dollar Store Chain Accused Of Extorting Shoplifters
• Insurer Says NC Businessman Did Not Read Docs In Tax Fight
• Apple Seeks Sanctions In IMessage Proposed Class Action
• Lawmakers Urge FBI To Halt Smartphone Decryption Push
• Revolving-Door Roundup: Jones Day, Boies Schiller
• Comcast Hit With Suit Over Call Routing Practices
• Colgate-Palmolive To Pay $2M To End Antibacterial Soap MDL
• Courts' Love-Hate Relationship With Equitable Estoppel
• Justices Say Debtors Can't Ditch Underwater Loans In Ch. 7