Consumer Protection Archive » July, 2015

Consumer Protection - July, 2015

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• Advertiser Group Calls US 'Right to Be Forgotten' Dangerous
• Attys Tell Justices 6th Circ. Wrongly Revived FDCPA Suit
• State Law Governs DirecTV Arbitration Row, High Court Told
• In-N-Out Sued Over Alleged Methamphetamine Milkshake
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Netflix Privacy Class Action
• DC Circ. Tells Net Neutrality Foes To Rethink Alphabet Soup
• Dem Sens. Ask FCC To Review Potential LTE-U, Wi-Fi Clash
• FTC's Social Media Promotion Guide Has Marketers Confused
• 'FTC Credit Solutions' Fined For Posing As Agency Arm
• Medical Informatics Sued Over Data Breach Affecting 4M
• NJ Devils Ticket Holders Get Another Shot On Resale Suit
• 7th Circ. Refuses To Adopt Tighter Class Cert. Standard
• Energy Drink Co., CEO Escape Some Claims In False Ad Suit
• Inside Sweeping Changes To DOD's Military Lending Act Rules
• Privacy Risks Rise As Teams Collect More Fan Data
• Congress Continues Churning GMO Labeling Legislation
• 3 Class Actions Before The Supreme Court
• 2 Indicted Over Michaels Credit Card Skimming Scheme
• 7 Keys To Improving Your Direct Examination
• Settlement Monitor Says BofA Picked Up Consumer Relief Pace
• Dow Jones Wins Attys' Fees In Subscription Fraud Suit
• Target Data Breach Deal Objector Blasts Attys' 40 Percent Cut
• Attys Spar Over Venue For 'Fight Of The Century' MDL
• Adidas 'SpringBlade' Shoe Falls Apart, Class Action Alleges
• AT&T $100M Fine Challenge Stresses FCC Enforcement Issues
• FCC Proposes $2M Fine For Long-Distance Carrier
• Ind. AG Urges Credit Freeze For Entire State After Breach
• Broadband Cos. Tell Court Neutrality Is FCC 'Power Grab'
• CVS Charges Insured Buyers More For Generics, Suit Claims
• Google Rejects France's Global 'Right To Be Forgotten' Order
• OMB Mulling Cybersecurity Guidelines For Contractors
• US Pushes For Consolidation Of OPM Data Breach Suits
• 8th Circ. Backs Insurer In Indemnity Fight Over Junk-Fax Suit
• Del Monte Buyers' Class Cert. Canned In Food Label Fight
• CFPB Hits Mortgage Servicer For $1.6M Over Bad Practices
• Utah High Court Sends Amnesiac Atty's Fee Dispute To Jury
• Chrysler Capital Exploits Low-Income Customers, Suit Says
• Prosecution Of Off-Label Speech In A Post-Caronia World
• Texas Urges 5th Circ. To Uphold Credit Card Surcharge Law
• Williams Mullen Adds Data Protection, Cybersecurity Practice
• Corn Groups Fight Ex-FDA Chief's Testimony In False Ad Row
• US Seeks Criminal Contempt Over Herbal Supplement Store
• Starbucks Poisoned Woman With Cleanser In Coffee, Suit Says
• A Potential Basis For Objecting To Certain CFPB Sanctions
• Worth Group, CTFC Both Denied Bids To End $73M Suit
• Insurer Must Defend FCRA Suits Despite Penalty Exclusion
• Vasco Faces Investor Class Action Over Illegal Iran Sales
• Filed Rate Doctrine Axes Kickback Claims, Mortgage Cos. Say
• NJ Appeals Court Revives Condo's Tennis Court Fraud Claim
• Sidley Snags Manatt Trial, Regulatory Leaders In LA
• Sens. Urge NHTSA To Investigate Cars' Software Weaknesses
• J&J, Janssen Face Risperdal Suit From Cherokee Nation
• The Top Product Liability Cases Of 2015: Midyear Report
• Janssen Hit With Another Levaquin Nerve Damage Suit
• Outlet Co. Sued Over Wilsons Leather Data Collection
• Google Urges 5th Circ. To Affirm Injunction Against Miss. AG
• Sedgwick Nabs Cybersecurity Pro From Wilson Elser
• General Mills Can't Use FDA To Nix Trans Fat Suit, Judge Told
• Forced Arbitration Brings Stay, Not Dismissal, 2nd Circ. Says
• Hospital Slams 7th Circ. Neiman Marcus Data Breach Ruling
• Purdue Loses Reconsideration Bid In Chicago's Painkiller Suit
• TD Ameritrade To Pay $400K For Customer Notice Failure
• Texas Court Won't Revive $1B Entergy Theft Claims
• House OKs Congressional Review For Major Regulations
• Treasury Inquiry Signals New Rules For Marketplace Lenders
• Cybersecurity Pros Tell Pols To Tweak Terrorism Liability Law
• Maker's Mark Beats False Ad Suit Over 'Handmade' Label
• Google, Viacom Misused Cookies To Track Kids, 3rd Circ. Told
• And Now A Word From The Panel: The Rocket Docket!
• White House Punts On Mandatory GMO Labeling
• Locke Lord Booted From Supplement False Ad Class Action
• Western Union's Paymap Agrees To Pay $38M In CFPB Deal
• Riddell Says Football Helmet Suit Doomed By 4th Circ. Ruling
• Dollar Thrifty Beats Class Cert. Bid In Add-On Fees Suit
• UK Supreme Court To Hear Google Privacy Appeal
• Class Attys In BSH Moldy Washer Suit Win $6.5M Payday
• Proposed Class Expanded In TGI Friday's Drink Price Suit
• CFPB Must Boost Database Security, IG Says
• GM Ignition Switch Plaintiffs Urge Judge To Limit Claims
• 4th Circ. Won't Reconsider GNC Win In False Ad Suit
• Beer Lawsuits Brew Caution For Country-Of-Origin Labeling
• Group Pushes To Keep DEA Phone Data Collection Row Alive
• E-Cig Users Urge Cert. In Health Claims False Ad Suit
• Mich. Judge Grants Cert. In Magazine Subscription Suit
• Corinthian Gets Nod To Put Ch. 11 Plan To Creditors
• Springsteen Ticket Price Suit Against Live Nation Axed Again
• Kraft Hit With False Labeling Suit Over 'Natural' Cheese
• AT&T Calls FCC's Proposed $100M Fine Irresponsible, Unfair
• GM Can't Keep Ignition Switch Discovery Under Wraps
• NJ Pharma Co. Revives Lupus Product Row With FDA
• GAO Calls For More Study Of Mortgage Rules' Impact
• Health Care Companies To End Business In FTC Settlement
• A Standing Ovation For Plaintiffs In Data Breach Cases
• Sears, Whirlpool Ink Deal To End Some Washer Defect Suits
• Apple, Nike Reach Settlement In FuelBand False Ad Suit
• FTC Blasts LabMD's Move To DQ Its Chairwoman From Suit
• Wis. Tribe Claims Immunity In Suit Over Card Receipts
• Tom's Inks $4.5M Deal To End 'Natural' Labeling Suit
• Whole Foods Hit With Suit For Overcharging NY Customers
• EBay OKs $1.2M Deal Ending 'Buy It Now' Fee Suit
• Anthem Sued Again Over Gilead Hep C Drug Coverage
• Big Lots Background Checks Breach FCRA, Class Action Says
• Fiat Chrysler Hit With Record $105M Fine By NHTSA
• Law360's Trial Aces Make Winning Look Easy
• Target Settles Sales Tax Overcharge Class Action
• Hain Says Waiting On 9th Circ. Won't Hurt False Label Suit
• AT&T Faces Proposed Class Action Over 'Unlimited' Data Plans
• Judge Halts, Mostly Tosses Whole Foods Homeopathy Suit
• 11th Circ. Takes Up PIP Overbilling Suit Against HCA
• Commerce Guides Health Industry On Mobile Cybersecurity
• Customers Say Pa. Hotels Keep Worker Tips For Themselves
• Sports Supplement Co. Hits Rival With False Ad Suit
• Travel Channel Hit With TCPA Suit Over Junk Faxes
• FTC Says 7th Circ. Ruling Backs Claims In Wyndham Data Row
• Ambit Energy's Service Terms Undermine NJ Price Hike Suit
• Welch Labeling Plaintiffs Say 'No Receipts, No Problem'
• Verizon Slams FCC's Copper Network Neglect Proposal
• ConAgra Claims Popcorn Trans Fat Suit Steps On FDA's Toes
• DC Circ. Revives Texas Bank's CFPB Challenge
• REBUTTAL: The Problem With 3rd-Party Litigation Financing
• Kashi Can't Escape Suit Over 'All Natural' Cereal With GMOs
• DOJ Watchdog Blasts Document Access Restrictions
• CFPB Pushes Back Rule Over Mortgage Disclosure To Oct. 3
• Equifax Fight Should Be Stayed For Spokeo, Court Told
• Senate Bill Gives ID Theft Protection To OPM Breach Victims
• GM Ignition Switch Fund Snubs Some Car Owners, Suit Says
• FCC Commissioner Urges Clampdown On 'Slamming'
• FTC Probing GM Dealers' Ads For Used Cars Under Recall
• Senators Push FCC For Tough Broadband Privacy Protections
• Blue Diamond Fights Injunction Over Almond Content Claims
• Vt. AG Says Food Industry Groups Want 'Lopsided' Discovery
• DC Circ. Won't Renew Atty's Challenge To CFPB's Existence
• Judge Calls Maternity Store Privacy Deal 'Approvable'
• Student Aid Co. To Pay $5.2M To CFPB For Illegal Billing
• Advocates Urge 11th Circ. To Uphold Moldy-Washer Class
• Firms Ramp Up In Consumer Finance In Response To CFPB
• Senate Panel OKs $20.6B Spend Bill With Dodd-Frank Changes
• Navient Says Plaintiff's Spouse Can't Rep Loan Class
• Advertiser Hit With $22M Default In Junk Fax Class Action
• Wyndham Fights FTC Attempt To Restart Breach Litigation
• Do Statutes Of Limitation Apply To The CFPB After All?
• House Passes Bill Restricting State GMO Labeling Laws
• Trans Fat Ban Makes For Slippery Supply Chain Issues
• Bankrupt Corinthian Floats Updated Ch. 11 Plan
• Sotheby's Can't Avoid Fraud Claims In Fake Mays Jersey Suit
• RadioShack $43M Gift Card Suit Allowed To Move Forward
• Halal Food Exec Denied Bail Ahead Of Fraud Sentencing
• FCC Head's Fix Doesn't Save AT&T, DirecTV Deal, Groups Say
• Walgreen, Duane Reade Hit With Food Overcharge Class Suit
• 2nd Circ. Accepts Force-Placed Insurance Rate Defense
• Yahoo Slams Class Cert. Bid In 'Welcome Text' TCPA Suit
• Microsoft Hit With Suit Over Spam Text Message Ads
• FCC Funding Cut, Net Neutrality Rider Pass Senate Panel
• AT&T Blasts FCC's Open Internet Rules Over Public Notice
• Kohl's Hit With False Ad Class Action Over Brand Discounts
• Lifetime Says 11th Circ. Ruling Should Stop Cert. In TCPA Row
• CFPB Names General Counsel As Acting Deputy Director
• Senate GOP Inserts Dodd-Frank Revisions To Funding Bill
• 7th Circ. Ruling Doesn't Save Data Breach Case, B&N Says
• Texas Court Axes Class Cert. In Firm Debt Collection Suit
• Apple Hijacking Music Streaming Industry, Regulators Told
• Investors Slam Lumber Liquidators' Bid To Shut Down Suit
• Calif. Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2015
• AGs Urge AT&T, Sprint, Others To Offer Call-Blocking
• Judge Denies Deal In $187M Cancer Charity Scam Suit
• CFPB, Discover Reach $18.5M Deal In Student Loan Probe
• Australia Unveils Plans For Country-Of-Origin Food Labels
• Verizon, Putative Class Pause Robocall TCPA Suit To Mediate
• Ex Ante Vs. Ex Post: Janis Joplin's Yearbook Revisited
• L'Oreal Customer Can't Revive Data Collection Suit On Appeal
• Prevailing Data Breach Defense Curbed By 7th Circ.
• Toyota Smart Keys Violate NHTSA Standard, Judge Told
• Omni Says Class Must Return Sprint Customers' Records
• Contractor's Offer Of Total Relief Moots Suit, Justices Told
• 2nd Circ. Axes FDCPA Claims Against National Grid Atty
• FCC Chair Backs AT&T's $48B DirecTV Deal, With Conditions
• Conde Nast Hit With Suit Over Subscriber Info Sales
• Sears Washer Suit Poses New Wrinkle For Plaintiffs Attys
• Telecom Groups Rip FCC's Open Internet Transparency Rules
• Customers Call Separate HSBC Privacy Row Deal 'Flawed'
• Dodd-Frank Foes Mark 5th Anniversary With Call To Undo Law
• Leukemia Charity Scammed Millions From Donors, NY AG Says
• US Seeks Sanctions For Dish Network In Telemarketing Suit
• Cash That Class Action Check, No Matter How Small
• Shedding Light On Shady Grove: Rule 23 Trumps State Law
• UCLA Health Hit With Class Action Over Data Breach
• Citi To Pay $770M In Credit Card Settlement With Feds
• Fast Payments Industry Must Adapt To Evolving CFPB Policy
• Locke Lord Faces DQ Threat In Health Pill False Ad Suit
• After 10 Years, Sears Moldy Washer Plaintiffs Get Class Cert.
• Ensure Drinkers Hope Doctors' Notes Can Cure Class' Flaws
• Chicago Fights For Clarity In Drug Marketing Suit
• High Compliance Costs Could Sink DOL Fiduciary Rule
• The 6 Biggest Dodd-Frank Surprises
• Container Store Accused Of Discriminating Against The Blind
• Dodd And Frank Say Act Turned US Economy Around
• USDA Tries To Dump Organic Rule Change Challenge
• Neiman Marcus Data Breach Suit Revived By 7th Circ.
• Atty Says False Ad Client's Residency Doesn't Merit Sanction
• 5 Years On And Dodd-Frank Act Still Faces Push-Back
• Experian Accused Of Selling Private Data To Identity Thief
• CORRECTED: Judge Rips 'Insolent' Dismissal Bid In Hair Loss Suit
• CFPB's Boldness Opens It Up To Attacks
• Takata, 7 Automakers Seek To Toss Economic Loss Suits
• TJ Maxx Accused Of Duping Buyers With 'Compare At' Prices
• Judge Allows Appeal Of Tribal Payday Loan Arbitration Order
• CVS, Costco Photo Sites Down After Possible Hack
• 9th Circ. Denies Microsoft Bid For Xbox En Banc Hearing
• LabMD Can't Drop Dime On Tiversa In FTC Data Security Suit
• Verizon, Putative Class Seek Mediation In Robocall TCPA Suit
• Taxi Cab Cos.' Uber False Ad Suit Survives Dismissal Bid
• AT&T Should Follow Charter's Lead On Merger, FCC Told
• Wal-Mart's Patriotism Challenged In Mislabeling Class Action
• Insurer's Failure To Mediate Kills Its $4M Data Breach Claims
• The Internet Of Things: Liability Risks For Tech Cos.
• Facebook Says Privacy Suit Mediator May Have Conflict
• 4th Circ. Ruling Doesn't Kill Riddell Helmet Row, Plaintiffs Say
• GM 'Shield' Poses Moral Quandary To 2nd Circ.
• UK Financial Regulator Chief Martin Wheatley To Step Down
• Wells Fargo Dodges Lending Bias Suits In Calif., Ill.
• Class Defends Growth In Safeway 'E-Grocery' Overcharge Suit
• Priceline Hides Hilton Fees From Room Bidders, Suit Says
• RadioShack Gift Card Holders Sue Bankruptcy Estate
• LabMD Moves To Disquaify 'Tainted' FTC Head
• Lemon Law Can't Shield 2nd Owner: Calif. Appeals Court
• UK High Court Rules Mass Surveillance Legislation Illegal
• CFPB Deputy Director Antonakes Resigns
• AT&T Must ID Potential Caribbean Cruise TCPA Class Members
• Sprint, Wireless Group Say Outage Reporting Rule Is Too Much
• Google, Commerce Warn Supreme Court Of Spokeo Fallout
• FDA Won't Give 'Cane Juice' Guidance Until 2016, Court Told
• Verizon Tells FCC It's Not Neglecting Its Copper Network
• UCLA Health Reveals Data Breach Affecting Up To 4.5M
• T-Mobile Hit With Record $17.5M FCC Fine Over 911 Outages
• CVS Says Photo Customers' Card Data May Have Been Stolen
• AGs Tell High Court Spokeo Ruling Revives 'Bad Old Days'
• Google Customers File Suit Over Gift Card Balances
• AOL Wants Cord Cut On 'Wrong Number' TCPA Texting Suit
• 5 Years Of Dodd-Frank: Taking Stock
• Using The FDA's Trans Fat Ruling In Food Class Actions
• Where Are All The Women In The Plaintiffs' Bar?
• Hain Celestial Labeling Suit Delayed Too Long, Plaintiffs Say
• Covington Sues CFPB Over Credit Report Survey Docs
• 11th Circ. Upholds P&G's $50M Duracell Battery Life Deal
• Calif. Justices To Decide Validity Of Repair Estimate Rule
• Feds Urge DC Circ. Not To Block Phone Metadata Collection
• Labeling Claims Cut From Suit Over Nissin Noodles' Trans Fat
• OPM Hit With Class Action Over Years Of Breaches
• Android Users Amended Away Standing In Privacy Suit: Judge
• J&J Hit With Labeling Suit Over Baby Products' Sleep Claims
• Experian, Equifax, BofA Top Chart For CFPB Gripes
• Dollar Thrifty Plaintiffs Seek Guidance From Colo. High Court
• NC Businessman Says Insurer Exploited Naivete In Tax Row
• House Committee OKs Bill To Bar State Curbs On GMO Foods
• Moldy Washer Buyers Slam Electrolux's Bid To Nix Class Cert.
• Assurant, US Bank Force-Placed Suit Stayed For Discovery
• Keep Your Eye On Exclusions When Buying Cyberinsurance
• Senate Pressure May Spur Action On Small Biz Loan Data Rule
• A New Look At An Old Medical Device Warranty Safe Harbor
• Uber Faces $7.3M Fine, Calif. Suspension Over Withheld Docs
• Texas Blasts RadioShack Bid To Toss Ch. 11 Gift Card Suit
• Tribal Payday Lender Officials Claim Immunity From Class Suit
• US Soccer CEO Says He Had No Evidence Of FIFA Corruption
• States, Feds Say Corinthian's Ch. 11 Plan Is Too Vague
• LabMD Calls FTC's In-House Data Row Unconstitutional
• Gerber Can't Dodge Baby Formula False Ad Suit
• Honest Tea Says Plaintiff Sank Labeling Suit In Deposition
• OPINION: Litigation Finance Can Help Break The Glass Ceiling
• Out-Of-State Attys Lose Fee Fight In Dick's Credit Card Suit
• Sens. Introduce Bill Cracking Down On Caller ID Scammers
• Gerber Accused Of Fudging Baby Food's Fruit, Veggie Content
• Cordray Tackles Fears Over CFPB Data Collection
• Feds Take Down Online Computer Hacking Forum Darkode
• Uber Hit With Class Action Over False Ads, Expiring Credits
• Customer Data Sale In Bankruptcy: Lessons From RadioShack
• New GM Says Crash Plaintiff Can't Seek Punitive Damages
• Whole Foods Says Ill. Sales Tax Suit Claim Falls Short
• Cox Says Contracts Mandate Arbitration Of 'Hidden Fees'
• Lessons From CFPB's Latest Debt Collection Settlement
• Defending The 'No-Injury' Class Action
• Toyota Freed from TCPA Suit Over Sirius XM Sales Calls
• Airline Ticketing Cos. Hit With Another Antitrust Action
• Existing Dodd-Frank Rules Aren't Tough Enough, Sens. Say
• Solar Co.'s Magic Gets Judge To Trim Contract Class Action
• Almond Milk Maker Exaggerates Nut Content, Suit Says
• RadioShack Says Texas Can't Be Middleman For Gift Cards
• Boston Hospital Settles With HHS Over HIPAA Violations
• Rita's Sent Flavor Texts After Being Told To Stop, Suit Says
• Pa. Court Says No To Price Caps On Electricity For The Poor
• 3rd Circ. Says Collectors Must Prove 3rd-Party Contacts OK
• General Mills Wants Trans Fat Suit Halted Pending FDA Action
• Top Dems Say FHA Changes Are Wall Street Giveaway
• Plaintiff Fights To Keep Gerber Baby Formula Suit Going
• Dole Fruit Labeling Suit Not Ripe For Ruling, Plaintiff Says
• StubHub Gets Nod For Deal After Prior Version Didn't 'Add Up'
• The Biggest Calif. Court Decisions So Far In 2015
• Jury Finds Halal Food Co. Founder Guilty Of False Exports
• Class Says Omni Can't Cite Privacy To Block Sprint Records
• Honda To Pay Feds $24M To Settle Bias Lending Claims
• House Bill Floats Trade Sanctions For Cyberattack Sponsors
• MillerCoors Denies Concealing Ownership Of Blue Moon
• Foster Farms Accused Of Bogus 'Humane' Chicken Labeling
• NFL Sunday Ticket A Monopoly For DirecTV, Bar Owner Says
• Collections Group Fights FCC's TCPA Changes In DC Circ.
• New TCPA Order Holds Few Bright Spots For Businesses
• GM Says States Are Attempting To Dodge Litigation Stay
• Reed's Soda Class Action Has To Wait On FDA Sugar Ruling
• RECOVER Act Would Protect OPM Breach Victims For Life
• Honest Tea Must Hand Over Formula In Labeling Suit
• 'As Seen On TV' Co. Settles With NJ Over Unlawful Upsells
• FAA Seeks $1.2M From SkyWest Over Maintenance Claims
• 'Always On' Tech Raises Privacy Worries, Group Says
• Bigelow Tea Drinkers File Fresh Health-Benefit Claims
• The Student Borrower Defense Rule — And A Misconception
• King & Spalding Calls Claims It Colluded With GM 'Baseless'
• Slingbox Users File Class Action Over Unwanted Ads
• Kraft Sued Over Quadrupled Sour Cream Calories
• Cyber Experts Fear Blackmail In Wake Of Gov't Data Breach
• FCC Enacts TCPA Changes Targeting Robocalls
• Riddell Plaintiffs Say 4th Circ. Ruling Doesn't End NJ Case
• Texas Hospital Employee Allegedly Fired For Reporting Fraud
• Plaintiffs Can Submit New Evidence In Scotts Bird Food Case
• Sens. Seek $5M In ID Theft Insurance For OPM Breach Victims
• Publix Toaster Tart Fruit Claims Are Sweet Lies, Suit Says
• NJ Court Backs Investor's Consumer Fraud Win Against Atty
• DOJ, Calif. AG Sued Over Gov't Access To AT&T Records
• California City Accused Of Turning Gas Charge Into Illegal Tax
• House Panel Urges FCC To Expand Phone Number Rule
• Macy's Settles Class Action Over Customer Info Collection
• Senators Call For FCC Inquiry Into High Internet Prices
• Johnson & Johnson Settles Benecol False Advertising Suit
• OPM Director Steps Down In Wake Of Massive Data Breach
• Plaintiff In Papa John's Delivery Tax Suit Renews Remand Bid
• FCC Outlines Proposed Rules For Copper Wire Transition
• CFPB Urges Privacy Considerations In Faster Payments Push
• Wells Fargo Customers Defend Class Cert. In Overdraft MDL
• Roofing Co. Hammered Over Plea For Cap On TCPA Damages
• UK Finance Watchdog Releases Enforcement Referral Guide
• 4 Steps To Avoid Prop 65 Suits Over Auto Parts
• Pa. Class Action Accuses A-Check Global Of FCRA Violations
• Assurant Unit Says Recent Ruling Blunts Force-Placed Suit
• No Need to Centralize Inmate Calling Suits, JPML Told
• 4th Circ. Raises Bar For False Ad Plaintiffs In GNC Ruling
• Wal-Mart Pays $5M To Settle Sales Tax Class Action
• King & Spalding Must Rework $4.6M Class Malpractice Deal
• Peter Stone Seeks Sanctions In Native American Marketing Suit
• Safeway Fights To Let Jury Decide Online Pricing Class Action
• 21.5M Affected By OPM Hack, Largest In US Gov't History
• Telecom Cos. To Pay $3.5M To Settle FCC Data Security Case
• BofA Can't Shake Class Action Over Mortgage Prepayments
• FDA Delays Menu Labeling Rule After Industry Requests
• Troutman Sanders Nabs CFPB Specialist From Sutherland
• GAO Says US Needs To Improve Biosurveillance Strategy
• Consumer Seeks Win In Suit Over 'Made in USA' Jeans Label
• Capital One Customer Concedes He Can't Prove Privacy Claim
• House Panel Stymies Newly Opened Beef Imports
• 5 Lessons Health Care Cos. Should Learn From Cyberattacks
• CitiMortgage To Pay $2.2M To End Military Members' Suit
• NJ Is No Exception To The Learned Intermediary Doctrine
• Jawbone Can't End Fitness Tracker False Ad Class Action
• CFPB Slams Atty's Bid For Redo On Morgan Drexen Challenge
• HUD Rule Aims To Combat Inequality In Housing Opportunities
• Consumers Seek Class Cert. In Equifax Credit Reporting Row
• SC Court Shaves $12M Off Risperdal Fine Against J&J Unit
• Nature's Way Ginkgo Pills Don't Boost Memory, Suit Claims
• AstraZeneca Escapes Nexium False Ad Suit
• Time Warner Cable Hit With $229K Robocall Penalty
• FTC Ends Memory Pill False Ad Suit For $1.4M
• Cox Hit With Class Action Over Undisclosed Cable TV Fees
• HSBC Will Pay Up To $6.5M To Settle Call Recording Suit
• BMW Says Suit Over Mini's Gas Mileage Doesn't Identify Class
• Ford Can't Duck Suit Over Power Steering Defect
• Cities Urge Feds To Clamp Down On Broadband Incumbents
• Google Says Expert Priced Apples To Oranges In Privacy Row
• FTC Blasts Wyndham's ACA Ruling Use In Data Security Suit
• Legal Referrals By Advocacy Groups Can Violate The Law
• Chase To Pay $216M Over Credit Card Debt Collections
• CPSC Could Be Coming Around On A Litigation Strategy
• Riddell Turns To 4th Circ. Ruling Again To Evade Helmet Suit
• Damages Based On The Intrinsic Value Of Privacy?
• Troubleshooting California's Smartphone Kill Switch Law
• P&G To Change Olay Jars In Slack Packaging Settlement
• Industrial Parts Maker Rockwell Hits Supplier With TM Suit
• Bimbo Rips False Labeling Plaintiffs Over Missing Receipts
• Cargill, C&H Lose Dueling Bids To Nix Sugar False Ad Claims
• AGs Want Data Breach Laws To Uphold States' Authority
• Capital One Hit With New Class Action Over Robodialing
• Coca-Cola Must Face False Ad Class Action Over Juice Blend
• FTC Settles Claims Over 'Massive' Payday Loan Scheme
• Riddell Says 4th Circ. Ruling Blocks Suit Over Helmet Ads
• Google Slams Bid To Combine Privacy Class Actions
• Hospital Group Pushes For Dismissal Of Cyberinsurance Suit
• CFPB Says Student Loan Companies Fail To Serve Troops
• United Pans DirectTV Dead Zone Suit
• UK Utilities Overcharged Consumers By $1.8B, Watchdog Says
• Ignition Switch Plaintiffs Raise No New Issues, GM Says
• FTC Says Amazon Must Hand Over In-App Purchase Data
• The Problems In CFPB Process For Identifying Race
• A Compromise On Indexed Universal Life Insurance Visuals
• The Big Deal With Big Data: New Security Tools Are Needed
• A Closer Look At FCC's $100M AT&T Penalty
• DuPont Gets Claims Trimmed In Drinking Water MDL
• Drug Cos. Fight Chicago's Clarification Bid After Dismissals
• J&J Hit With 2 Baby Sleep Aid False Ad Class Actions
• Schumer Wants Robocallers Subject To Prison Time
• FTC, Fla. AG Ask Judge To Stop Lifewatch Robocalls
• Whole Foods Looks To Crumble Cookie Labeling Class Action
• Verizon Wants Sanctions In Robocall Class Action Scaled Back
• UK Regulator Fines EE $1.6M For Complaint Responses
• NY Closes Loan Interest Rate Loophole For Service Members
• TracFone's $40M Settlement Over False Advertising Approved
• Considering What 'Consent' Really Means Under The TCPA
• White House Orders Updated GMO Rules Amid Criticism
• Lacrosse Helmet Suit Wasn't Served By Deadline, Judge Says
• Wells Fargo Wants To Join Tyson Against Class Actions
• Struggling Law School Alumni Denied Class Cert In NJ
• FTC Says LabMD Misstated Facts In Data Security Row
• Kia MDL Judge Slams Objector Atty's $800K Fee Bid
• Nissin Says Cup Noodle Trans Fat Suit Is In The Soup
• Home Depot Slams Banks' Claims In Data Breach MDL
• Whole Foods Admits To Overcharging NYC Customers
• The Top Banking Cases In The First Half Of 2015
• Manager's Atty Fee Bid Tossed in Tribal Loan Suit
• Android User Moves To Combine Google Privacy Class Actions
• Charter Hit With TCPA Class Action Over Robocall Ads
• Judge Reverses Class Cert. In Dollar Thrifty Consumer Case
• Burlington Coat Factory Accused Of Faking 'Compare' Prices
• The Biggest NJ Court Decisions Of 2015: Midyear Report
• The CFPB's Real Message In Its 1st Administrative Appeal
• Swiss Pregnancy Tests Deliberately Misleading, Judge Rules
• Neither 'Junk' Nor 'Healthy' Food Cos. Are Safe From FDA
• Banks Seek Class Cert. In Target Data Breach MDL
• Watchdog Calls For Time Warner Cable Lobbying Disclosures
• Citi, BofA Mortgage Settlements To Fund NY Housing Units
• Vendors To Pay $10M To Settle CFPB Credit Add-Ons Probe
• Ex-Daspit Atty Hits Back In Suit Over 'Stolen' Clients
• Student Debt Relief Co. Shuttered In NY Probe
• Halal Co. Raises Religious Claims To Kill Beef Export Suit
• Austrian Court Punts On Facebook Privacy Class Action
• Kenneth Cole Accused Of Deceptive Outlet Discounts
• Ex-Sony Employees Seek Class Cert. In 'Interview' Row
• TracFone Agrees To Unlock Phones In FCC Settlement
• Wyndham Says High Court ACA Ruling Supports Appeal
• Don't Discount Disparate Impact After High Court Case
• FDA Targets Unapproved Ear Drops After Infant Death
• Android Users Fight To Keep Expert In Google Privacy Row
• Hotel Co. Pays $11.7M To Settle Recorded Calls Suit
• Italian Gov't Probes Mobile Firms For Noncompliance
• Using Big Data In Gathering Expert Testimony
• Maui's Ban On GMO Crops Struck Down By Judge