Consumer Protection Archive » September, 2015

Consumer Protection - September, 2015

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• Coca-Cola Agrees To Change Vitaminwater Label In Ad Row
• CashCall Says 7th Circ. Lacks Power In Tribal Loan Case
• Millennium Wins $5M Insurance Coverage For HIPAA Probe
• Class Cert. Denied Again In Ensure Drinkers' False Ad Suit
• Volkswagen Hit With First Gov't Suit Over Diesel Emissions
• Nationwide VW Class Action Faces Long Road To Certification
• Shift To Chip Cards A Boon For Banks More Than Retailers
• Avon Beats Class Cert. Attempt In Anti-Aging Products Row
• Calif. Woman Seeks Class Cert. In DISH Retailer TCPA Suit
• EU Attack On US Data Pact Won't Stop FTC, McSweeny Says
• Trump Hotels Hit With Payment Card Breach
• Redbox Escapes DVD Renters' Data Disclosure Class Action
• Calif. Judge Tosses Invisalign False Ad Class Action
• Chrysler Hit With Defect Suit Over Twisted Driver Seat
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Koch Win In Fake Wine Case
• Class Moves For Cert. In Sirius XM TCPA Suit
• OPINION: Paul Harvey, RIP
• FTC Commish Quells Car Dealer Fears Over Data Enforcement
• Calif.'s Post-Sanchez Unconscionability Doctrine
• FTC Is Looking Beyond Consumer Harm Post-Breach
• VRBO Payment Processor Hit With Data Breach Class Action
• CFPB Finds Widespread Issues With Student Loan Servicing
• Ala. Judge Keeps Privacy Suit Against Hospital Alive
• Coalition Says Wyo. 'Data Censorship' Laws Unconstitutional
• NJ Judge Limits Testimony In Career School Class Action
• Objectors Tell 1st Circ. $3.75M Vibram Deal Falls Flat
• FTC Wants Customer Calls From Amazon In App Charges Row
• FCC Urged To Overturn Blanket Junk-Fax Waiver
• SoulCycle Says 'Gift Card' Expiration Date Suit Just Spin
• P&G Says Pringles False Labeling Accuser Can't Justify Cert.
• FCC Scouts TCPA Exemption For Government Actors
• MetLife SIFI Fight Draws Clashing Takes On Designation
• Mars Sued Over Artificial Flavoring Labels On Ice Cream
• Plaintiffs Slam Automakers' Bids To Nix Car-Hacking Suit
• Axis Bid To Escape $25M PNC Coverage Called Premature
• 7th Circ. Says First Mercury Needn't Cover Recorded-Call Suit
• Prison Phone Service Says Unfair Rate Suit Outside Fed. Law
• Cordray Defends CFPB's Auto Lending Discrimination Push
• 2nd Circ. Revives NY's Credit Card Surcharge Ban
• VW, Honeywell Stay $4.8M Judgment, Prep For Retrial Bid
• A Cybersecurity Checklist For In-House Counsel
• And Now A Word From The Panel: MDL Of The Century
• CFPB Made Legit Practices Into Crimes, Lender Tells DC Circ.
• Eddie Bauer Nears Exit In Class Action Over Recorded Calls
• 8th Circ. Urged To Revive GameStop Privacy Breach Row
• Corn Cos. Slam 'Billion-Dollar' Claim Over Coke Sweeteners
• FTC Putting Updated, Clarified Labeling Rules Into Effect
• Philip Morris Win In '97 Labeling Suit Affirmed On Appeal
• BofA, Others Can't Get DC Circ. To Review ATM Ruling
• Costco Can't Stay Junk Fax TCPA Class Action
• FTC Still Top Privacy Cop Despite FCC Order, Brill Says
• Vt. Wins Bid To Keep Suit Against 'Patent Troll' In State Court
• Truthful Ads, Data Privacy Top Concerns, FTC Commish Says
• US Takes Issue With Attack On EU Data-Share Pact
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Back NJ Legal Publisher's Junk Fax Deal
• Discovery To Start Slow In FTC Throttling Suit Against AT&T
• Ticketmaster, Warriors Again Decry StubHub Antitrust Suit
• 10 Marketing Tips From A Young Partner Perspective
• Toyota Tries Again To Duck TCPA Suit Over Sirius XM Calls
• Fifth Third To Pay $21.5M In Auto, Credit Card Settlements
• Worker At Syngenta Factory Sues For Carcinogen Exposure
• Hedge Funds Must Turn Focus To Cybersecurity, Exec Says
• Calif. 'Made In USA' Class Actions Ain't Going Away
• Whole Foods Says Overcharging Suit Destined To Fail
• Audi Says 2.1M Vehicles Affected By VW Emissions Scandal
• Law360 Names Most Feared Plaintiffs Firms Of 2015
• Feds Can't End Payday Lenders' 'Choke Point' Suit
• Faulty TRW Part Caused Fatal Crash, $3.75M Suit Says
• Fiat Says Hypothetical Hacking Not Enough For Class Action
• Medical Informatics Breach Suit Stayed Pending JPML Action
• Ex-Orion Execs Slam CFPB In $67M Debt-Relief Scheme Row
• Junk Fax Class Should Be Nixed, Biz Owner Tells 7th Circ.
• Hartford, Liberty Mutual Units Duck Spyware Suit Coverage
• Questions Remain Over CFPB Mortgage Rules' Market Effects
• SeaWorld False Marketing Suit Won't Be Sent To State Court
• Porsche Can't Nix Windshield Defect Suit, Drivers Say
• Judge Right To Urge LabMD Data Suit Dismissal, Tiversa Says
• US, China Vow To Jointly Fight Hacks Of Corporate IP Assets
• Judge Mostly Denies Consumers' Cert. Bid In Tea Labeling Suit
• OPINION: Have Big Law Firms Lost Their Way?
• SuperValu Can't Ditch Data Breach MDL, Consumers Say
• Bayer Didn't Violate FTC Supplements Settlement, Judge Rules
• EPA To Test More Vehicles For Emissions Fraud
• CareFirst Says Lack Of Harm Sinks Data Breach Suit
• 10 Questions To Ask Experts Working With Your Data
• Dealers Hit VW With Latest Suit In Diesel-Emissions Scandal
• 9th Circ. Asked To Again Revive Hilton Call-Recording Suit
• PwC Can't Dump Fraud Claims In LA's Massive Billing Suit
• Volkswagen Faces Multistate Probe Over Emissions Fraud
• OPM Fingerprint Hack Exposes Liabilities In Biometric Data
• Don't Underestimate Calif. Correction Offers
• Anticipating Criminal Charges Against Volkswagen
• Kickstarting Information Governance: 3 Ideal Pilot Projects
• FTC Hits Fla. Weight-Loss Company With False Ad Suit
• Mercedes Used Cheap Parts In Repairs, Consumers Claim
• 'Handmade' Vodka False Ad Suit Largely Tossed by Fla. Judge
• Google Email Scanning Suit Linked To Failed MDL
• M&T Merger May Near Close After Hudson City Redlining Deal
• 9th Circ. Asked To Revive Suit Over $3.3B Nuke Plant Charges
• Verizon Says Union Attack Misinterprets Copper Investment
• Charter Sues Rival Solarus Over Internet Speed Claims
• E-Cig Users Push Again For Class Cert. In False Ad Row
• Horizon Asks 3rd Circ. Not To Revive Data Breach Suit
• Nordea Bans VW Stocks, Bonds For 6 Months Amid Scandal
• Nature's Way Slammed Over Move To Toss Ginkgo Pill Suit
• US Marine Sues OPM, Contractor Over Data Breach
• EU Urges Member States To Investigate VW Emissions Fraud
• Hudson City Bank To Pay $33M To Settle Redlining Claims
• Consumers Denied Cert. In Yahoo Spam-Texting Suit
• Ocwen Violated TCPA With 218 Calls, Fla. Jury Finds
• Beauty School Faces Consumer Fees Class Action in NJ
• EU Regulators Gain Leverage To Curtail US Data Transfers
• VW Emissions Scandal Will Prompt Stricter EPA Scrutiny
• Kirkland & Ellis Reps Volkswagen In Pollution Fracas
• Anonymous Plaintiffs Cut From Fage Yogurt False Ad Row
• Volkswagen Diesel Cases Should Land In Calif., JPML Told
• Banks Seek Review Of Miami's Discriminatory Lending Win
• Hain Celestial Inks $9.4M Deal To End Organic Labeling Suit
• Judge Denies Cert. In RICO Class Action Over LG Air Units
• Verizon Sued After Employees Copy Woman's Nude Photos
• CFPB Suit Over Online Loan Scheme Sent To Calif.
• Senate Passes Bill To Increase Transparency In Gov't Deals
• OPM Ups Stolen Fingerprint Data From Hack To 5.6M
• Twitter, Yelp Throw Weight Behind FCC Net Neutrality Rules
• EU's Top Court Advised That US Data-Share Deal Is Invalid
• Target Breach Docs Not Protected By Privilege, Banks Say
• Takeda Manipulated Gout Drug Clinical Trial, FCA Suit Claims
• Blue Buffalo Faces Another False Ad Suit Over Ingredients
• Volkswagen CEO Steps Down Over Emissions Scandal
• NY AG Probing Volkswagen For Emissions Fraud
• Following The CFPB's Pursuit Of Pension Advance Loans
• Machinima: FTC's Latest Action Against 'Influencer' Marketing
• GM Wants NHTSA Settlement Kept Out Of Ignition Trials
• 7th Circ. Can Hear Tribal Payday Loan Appeal, Borrower Says
• Marketer's Sales For Charity Don't Flout TCPA, Judge Says
• Honest Tea Says False Labeling Suit Steeped In Contradictions
• Lifetime Defeats Class Cert. In 'Project Runway' Robocall Row
• Mo. AG Wants Walgreen Punished In Expired Sales Tags Row
• Facebook Says Users Can't Keep Stalling Privacy Suit
• SEC Hits Investment Firm With $75K Fine For 2013 Data Breach
• Lending Partners Call For Arbitration In Tribal Fraud Suit
• Costco Urges Court To Toss Generic Lipitor Labeling Suit
• NSA Metadata Challengers Make New Push To Halt Program
• Red Bull Settlement Doesn't Fly In Puerto Rico, Judge Told
• Wells Fargo, BofA Top Targets For CFPB Mortgage Complaints
• French High Court Upholds Law Banning Uber Service
• Ignition Switch Plaintiffs Say New GM Delayed Recall
• Riddell Says League Can't Sue Over Youth Helmet Ads
• TGI Friday's Customers Say Drink Class Action Must Proceed
• Berkeley To Alter Cellphone Warnings To Fit Judge's Ruling
• Feds Seek $600K After Guilty Pleas In Halal Export Case
• Drivers Hit Volkswagen With More Emissions Fraud Suits
• Calif. City Sues Wells Fargo Over Discriminatory Lending
• Sprint, Carlton Fields Can't Remove Suit, Phone Seller Says
• FTC Blasts 11th Circ.'s Reading Of 'Debt Collector'
• Tech Giants, Advocacy Groups Defend FCC Net Neutrality
• Del Monte Didn't Defy Fruit Labeling Order, Judge Says
• Fate Of New GM Ignition Claims To Stay With Bankruptcy Court
• Salmonella Risk Justifies Poultry Rule Row, DC Circ. Told
• Colgate-Palmolive Defends $2M Bid To End Hand Soap MDL
• J&J Fights Class Cert. In 'Natural' Baby Wash False Ad Row
• Calif. Steps Back From Strict 'Made In USA' Labeling Law
• Google Slams Bid To Link Email Scanning Suits
• VW Says Emissions Fraud Affects 11M Vehicles
• NY Regulator Issues 1st Ever License To Bitcoin Firm
• FTC Commish Slams Agency's Overreaching In Nomi Case
• VW House Hearings Announced Amid Reported Criminal Probe
• The 4 Firms In-House Counsel Fear The Most
• French Regulator Won't Let Google Limit Link Deletion To EU
• PETA Calls Whole Foods' Animal Welfare Standards A 'Sham'
• Nationwide Breach Ruling Misread Clapper, 6th Circ. Told
• GCs Expect Big Jump In Class Action Spending
• Google AdWords Buyers' Class Bid Revived By 9th Circ.
• 2 Firms Are GC Faves For Class Action Litigation
• Excellus Facing Class Action After Data Breach
• Fifth Third Inks $1.8M Deal To Exit Fee Class Action
• Cirque Du Soleil Can't Outrun Junk Fax Claims, Court Told
• FDIC Official Cleared In Probe Of Choke Point Testimony
• Net Neutrality Opponents Blast DC Circ. Bid For More Rules
• NJ Senate Advances 3rd-Party Utility Consumer Bills
• Whole Foods Accused Of Not Displaying Price Info Correctly
• Facebook Says Lack Of Proof Dooms Privacy Suit
• Lawmakers, Internet Group Defend FCC Net Neutrality Rules
• Yahoo's Email Scanning Falls Within The Law, Court Told
• GM Says It's Not Liable For Knowledge Gleaned From Old GM
• DC Judge Limits Tobacco Health Claim Ban to US
• Volkswagen Hit With Class Actions Over EPA Violations
• MillerCoors Tells Court Big Brewers Can Make 'Craft' Beer
• Sharp Wins Bid To Kill LED TV Consumer Class Action
• Stryker Slams Attys' Fee Bid In $6.8M TCPA Class Action Deal
• ConAgra Accused Of Misleading Chef Boyardee Labels
• Calif. AG Comes Down Hard On Comcast In $33M Privacy Pact
• The FDA's Risk-Based Approach To Medical App Enforcement
• Boston Scientific Says Plaintiff Trying To Reopen Discovery
• Ashley Madison User Asks For MDL Transfer To Illinois
• Trump U. Fraud Plaintiffs Lose Cert. On Damages Phase
• Electrolux Thwarts Plaintiff Expert To Beat Moldy Washer Suit
• Judge Won't Revive Springsteen Ticket Buyers' Suit
• B&N Pushes Back Against Class Cert. Bid In HP Tablet Row
• New DOD Regs To Avoid Buying Counterfeit Electronics
• Insured Customers Claim CVS Overcharged For Generics
• Telemarketer Denies Running $20M Detroit House Scam
• SEC's Latest Cybersecurity Exams A Tough Test For Wall St.
• ConAgra Labeling Suit Nixed, Over ConAgra's Objection
• NJ Attys Mull Restrictions On Parallel Consumer Fraud Suits
• Education Management Pays $2.5M To End Investor Suit
• Sirius Again Seeks TCPA Suit Stay Pending DC Circ. Case
• Calif. Jury Clears Hyland's In $255M False Ad Trial
• 5 Cases Banks Will Be Watching In Next High Court Term
• Lowe's Asks Calif. Judge To Toss Mulch Suit
• Chipotle Improperly Buried FCRA Disclosure Info, Suit Says
• Are Disparate Impact Claims Legally Cognizable Under ECOA?
• CVS Photo Developer Hit With Data Breach Suit
• 2nd Circ. Stays Recall Of Pregnancy Tests In False Ad Row
• Hyland's 'Sugar Pill' False Ad Trial Wraps With $255M Ask
• FDIC 'Inconsequential' To Operation Choke Point, Report Says
• Corinthian Calls CFPB, State Bankruptcy Claims 'Insulting'
• Comcast Shells Out $33M For Publication Of Unlisted Numbers
• Minors Can't Legally Enter Facebook's Contract, 9th Circ. Told
• FCC Official Pushes Market-Driven Cybersecurity Efforts
• Insurance Co. Claims Limited Liability In Bard Pelvic Mesh Row
• Gov't Cybersecurity Officials See Users As Major Risk
• Haggen Seeks OK For $9M Sale Of Prescription Records
• Credit Reporting Deals Already Show Benefits, Experts Say
• EU High Court Says Airlines Must Pay For Mechanical Delays
• 7th Circ. Won't Revisit Neiman Marcus Data Breach Ruling
• Ashley Madison Plaintiffs Want MDL In LA, Not St. Louis
• FCC OKs Contest Rule Change, Undersea Cable Outage Notice
• Yelp Ordered To Unmask Critic Behind Harsh Online Review
• Policy Changes Key To Cybersecurity, Obama Official Says
• FTC Slams Supplement Co. Recusal Bid In Labeling Suit
• Reading The Regulatory Landscape Of Service Contracts
• Aaron's Partly Ducks Suit Over Spyware On Rental Computers
• Hospital Urges Judge To Ignore Magistrate, Toss Privacy Suit
• Allianz Hit With Class Action Over Annuity Haircut, Penalties
• LabMD Makes Final Push Against Tiversa Claims In FTC Case
• Nutraceutical's Homeopathics Just 'Sugar Pills,' Suit Says
• CFTC Must Keep Gold Trader's Docs, 7th Circ. Hears
• FBI Has No Reason To Gag Ex-Internet Co. Owner, Judge Rules
• Sens. Further Prod Automakers Over Vehicle Cybersecurity
• Corn Syrup Cos. Say Earlier Sugar Suit Sours False Ad Case
• Gov't Says Freedom Act Blocks Injunction In NSA Spying Suit
• NSA Metadata Challengers Get 2nd Shot To Block Program
• Sens. Urged To Unveil Painkiller Probe Of Purdue, J&J, Endo
• Apple Says Antitrust Class Action Hasn't Shown A Monopoly
• Web Hosting Sites Largely Shielded From Data Breach Claims
• NY AG Urges Worker, Market Protection In Growing Tech Field
• Medical Informatics Breach MDL Belongs In Ind., JPML Told
• Whole Foods Settles Suit Over Background Check Notices
• Agencies Want Civil Carveout In ECPA Overhaul Bill
• SEC To Inspect Firms' Cybersecurity In 2nd Round Of Exams
• Google Sues Online Marketing Co. In TM, False Ad Suit
• Staples Must Face PC Service Class Action, 2nd Circ. Says
• Vermont GMO Case Could Shape State Food-Labeling Powers
• Call Me Unconstitutional: Hang-Up For SC's Robocall Law
• Pa. Suit Over Faulty Ameriprise Financial Planning Revived
• Russian Admits To Role In One Of Largest Data Breaches
• FTC Affirms ALJ's Authority In LabMD Data Privacy Dispute
• Urban Outfitters Can't Flip Coverage Loss In ZIP Code Spat
• State Bank Regulators Unveil Virtual Currency Rule Framework
• Banks Win Class Cert. In Target Data Breach MDL
• CFPB Hits World Law Group For $67M Debt-Relief Scheme
• Solving Law Firm Staffing Problems Through Innovation
• FCC Defends Net Neutrality Rules At DC Circ.
• FTC Slams Amazon's Bid For Apple Info In-App Charges Row
• Riddell's Own Ad Used As Weapon In Youth Helmet Suit
• Bigelow Faces Class Cert. Bids Over Green, Black Tea Labels
• Phantom Debt Case Clarifies 2 Novel Dodd-Frank Issues
• Pregnancy Test Maker Denies False Ad Campaign In 2nd Circ.
• The Breach-Related Derivative Suit Trend Continues
• Mixing Meat And Minerals On Compelled Commercial Speech
• Inspector General Bashes OPM For Security Overhaul Failings
• Ocwen, Assurant's $140M Force-Placed Deal Beats Objections
• Indian Harbor Tells 8th Circ. Overdraft Not Insured Loss
• Spokeo Shouldn't Escape FCRA Claims, Gov't Tells High Court
• Man Alleges Ashley Madison 'Fembot' Encounters Misled Him
• Two Charged With Multimillion-Dollar Texting Scam
• FTC Tells 6th Circ. Dinsmore & Shohl Can't Tap Victim Fund
• Wilson Sonsini Adds Former FTC Official In DC
• 'Dead' Man Says Mistaken Experian Report Killed His Credit
• Lyft Changes Terms Of Service After FCC Robo-Text Citation
• Amazon, GoDaddy Escape Suit Over Ashley Madison Breach
• FTC Sends Warning Letters About Green Certification Claims
• GSK False Ad Suit Over Teva's Generic Wellbutrin Frozen
• McKesson Sanctioned Again In TCPA Class Action
• Kia Could Face Recall In Sorento Engine Failure Suit
• Sirius Wants TCPA Class Suit To Wait For FCC Autodial Fight
• Insurer Seeks Default Win In False Ad Coverage Suit
• Altshuler Berzon, Cohen Milsten Attys To Lead Anthem MDL
• NJ Ford Dealers Steer Clear Of Sales Tax Class Action
• Comcast Demands A Working Damages Model From Plaintiffs
• A Setback For Plaintiffs Attempting To Expand The FDCPA
• Okla. Tribe Fights Subpoena In Payday Lending RICO Suit
• Sony Deals Latest Blow To Video Privacy Suits At 9th Circ.
• Advocate Health Ducks Most Of Ill. Data Breach Suit
• HIKO Slams Unprecendented $1.8M Penalty Over Price Spikes
• Best Buy Gets Sucked Into Vacuum Filter Class Action
• AOL Hangs Up On TCPA Suit Over Unwanted AIM Messages
• FTC Suit Stay Doesn't Pause Vemma Class Action, Judge Told
• Safeway Sinks Vital Expert In Online Overcharging Suit
• FCC Cites Lyft, First National Bank For Autodialed Texts
• LabMD Tells Court Not To Toss Claims Against Tiversa
• HP Gets Wireless Printer Defect Claims Dismissed Again
• Abercrombie, Hollister Reach $10M Deal Over Unwanted Texts
• J&J, Bayer Sued For Downplaying Risks Of Xarelto
• Your Insurance May Not Cover Website Disability Claims
• Power To The Plaintiffs In Prop 65 Proposals
• Sprint, Carlton Fields Suits Were Malicious, Phone Seller Says
• CFPB Resolves Illegal Fee Claims With Morgan Drexen CEO
• Ex-Harvard Doc Defends Hyland's In $350M False Ad Trial
• Evans Bancorp Settles NY AG's Mortgage Discrimination Suit
• FTC Closes Probe Into Calif. Health Plan's FCRA Compliance
• Law Firms Vie For Lead Spot In Anthem Data Breach MDL
• King & Spalding Tries Again With $4.6M Malpractice Deal
• Fitness Center Chain Hit With Suit Over Perpetual Contracts
• Ky. AG Strikes $12M Deal With For-Profit Daymar College
• FDA Strengthens Warning For Type 2 Diabetes Meds
• Gov't Continues Sanctions Push In Dish Hard Drive TCPA Row
• Wells Fargo Hit With Class Action Over Hidden Loan Fees
• PayPal Customers Take Another Stab At $3.2M Class Deal
• Tribal Payday Lenders Not Immune From Fine, Conn. Says
• Gov't Calls Peanut Co. Manager's Cover-Up Claim 'Absurd'
• Secret-Sharing App Maker Beats TCPA Text Class Action
• FCC Enforcement Survival Guide: Handling Forfeiture Orders
• Trojan Condom Maker Sued Under Calif. Made-In-USA Law
• Debt Collectors, Mind Your Mail In The 3rd Circ.
• GM, King & Spalding See Settlements As Well-Grounded Move
• CFTC Investigating JPMorgan Over Investment Tactics
• Whole Foods Customers Ready To Drop Homeopathy Claims
• Cal State Vendor Breach Exposes Students' Personal Data
• Grocers Press 2nd Circ. To Nix Vt. GMO Labeling Law
• NY Health Insurer Hit With Hack Potentially Affecting 10.5M
• Unilever Axes Suit Over Deodorant's Oversize Packaging
• FIFA Sued By US Fans Overcharged For World Cup Seats
• Boutique Snags Lieff Cabraser Lawyer To Helm 1st Outpost
• RJ Reynolds Latest Co. Hit With False Ad Suit Over E-Cig Risks
• SBA Tells FCC Keep Net Neutrality Small Biz Exemption
• DC Accuses CashCall Of Preying On Debtors With High Rates
• AT&T Wants Proposed TCPA Class Action Sent To Arbitration
• Graco Car Seat Buyers Say Defect Suit May Settle Soon
• Conn. High Court Loosens Debt Negotiation Restrictions
• Corn Syrup Makers Blast Sugar Co. Experts In False Ad Suit
• CFPB Hits 2 Biggest Debt Buyers With $79M Penalty
• Target Can't Stifle Banks' Experts In Breach MDL
• Ill. Judge Denies Remand Of Papa John's Delivery Tax Suit
• Banks Push Sens. On Stalled Regulatory Relief Bill
• FCC Enforcement Survival Guide: Fighting An NAL
• Meat And Minerals: Free Speech Rights Still In Flux In DC
• Parsing The Precedent Before High Court's Gomez Ruling
• FDA's Primary Weapon In Food Fights: Warning Letters
• Data Breaches Bring D&O Insurance Issues
• Pacira Sues FDA Over Constraints On Pain Drug's Marketing
• RadioShack Tries To Nix Class Bid In Unused Gift Card Row
• Blue Buffalo Told To Fix 3rd-Party Claims In False Ad Fight
• Google Faces New Privacy Class Claims Over Email Scanning
• Comenity Bank Hit With $64M FDIC Credit Card Add-On Penalty
• House Passes E-Warranty Bill, Renews Health Programs
• AT&T Digs In On Bid To Pause FTC Throttling Suit
• StubHub Decries Dismissal Bid From Ticketmaster, Warriors
• Stryker Asks Judge To OK $6.8M TCPA Class Action Deal
• Coke Can't Renew Bid To Toss Labeling Suit, Class Argues
• Porsche Says Windshield Glare Is Not A Defect
• A Spokeo High Court Win Could Gut Privacy Law, Profs Say
• Verizon Customer Wants Fast Remand Of NSA Spying Suit
• Tribe Immune From Suit Over Card Receipts, Judge Says
• FCC Enforcement Survival Guide: Perks Of Settling Early
• NJ AG Teaches Service Contracts Industry A Lesson
• The Latest Cross-Border Privacy Rules In Asia-Pacific
• The Future Of Mediation: Joint Session 2.0
• High Court Told Spokeo's Standing Test Flouts History
• BofA, Others Ask DC Circ. To Rethink Revival Of ATM Fee Suit
• Hyland's Sells Placebos, Doctor Says In $350M False Ad Trial
• Fiat Chrysler Recalling 8,000 SUVs Amid Radio-Hacking Fears
• Amazon, GoDaddy Sued For Hosting Ashley Madison Data
• Fla. Judge Approves $4M Deal In Kashi GMO False Ad Suit
• Objectors Slam $10M Chase Robocall Settlement
• 7th Circ. Revives Borrower's CitiMortgage Class Action
• Mozilla Says Hackers Stole Information From Bugzilla
• Eye-Scanning App Maker Sues Rival Over False Ads
• FCC Announces Enforcement Office Closures, Reforms
• Civil Rights Groups Support FCC In Net Neutrality Challenge
• 9th Circ. Rules For Sony In Video Data Retention Spat
• Fintech Boom Prompts Lawyers To Add Tech Know-How
• 3 Ways Internet Of Things Makers Can Avoid The FTC's Ire
• Kohl's Denies Swindling Customers In Brand Discount Case
• DHS Grants UT-San Antonio $11M For Info Sharing Standards
• FCC Enforcement Survival Guide: Start Of The Inquiry
• Vt. Can Back Women Suing Tribal Lender Over Payday Loans
• Priceline Slams Class Cert. In Room Bidding Row
• Dodd-Frank 5 Years Later: Main Street Is Still Losing
• Gozi Virus Hacker Pleads Guilty To US Charges
• Riddell Moves To Toss New Complaint In Helmet Suit
• TWC Illegally Holds On To Customer Data, Class Action Says
• Hyland's Faces Disappointed Mom In $350M False Ad Trial
• Pa. AG Wants Power Co. Sanctioned For Incomplete Discovery
• Uber Hit With FCRA Suit Over Employee Screening Methods
• Honest Co. Labels Lie, Consumer Alleges In Calif. Lawsuit
• Sirius Can't Stay TCPA Suit During Appeal, Consumers Say
• NJ Authority, Operator Face ADA Suit Over Monmouth Track
• Chamber Fights FCC's Autodialer Rule In DC Circ.
• YouTube Network, FTC Reach Deal In Paid-Endorsements Row
• LA Drops Mortgage Discrimination Case Against JPMorgan
• J&J Unit Can't Get Judge To Reconsider Bid To Nix TCPA Suit
• 2nd Circ. Hears Of Koch's 'Vendetta' Against Wine Purveyor
• Homeowners Say HSBC, PHH Auto-Charged Unfair Fees
• Calif. Jury Clears UCLA In $1.25M Medical Data Breach Suit
• Citi Picks Up Consumer Relief Pace Under $7B Mortgage Deal
• Legal Precedent May Come From Ashley Madison Breach
• Homeopathic Co. CEO Defends Testing At $350M False Ad Trial
• UCLA Data Breach Victim Seeks $1.25M As Trial Closes
• VW, Honeywell Must Pay $4.8M In Unintended Acceleration Suit
• 1st Circ. Ruling Doesn't Apply In Labeling Suit, CVS Says
• Sincerely Nuts Recalls Macadamia Variety Due To Salmonella
• 3rd Circ. Vacates Cert. Denial In Telemarketer Fraud Suit
• Porsche Owners Fail To Recuse Judge In Defect Suit
• Calif. Gov. Inks Law Loosening 'Made In America' Rules
• Cancer Care Strikes Deal With HHS To End Data Breach Claims
• Insurer Says '100% Natural' Claims Don't Trigger Policies
• Top LA Eateries Plotted Price Hike For ACA Costs, Suit Says
• Gov't Warned Not To Drag Out NSA Metadata Dispute
• Cybersecurity Co. Tanium Raises $120M In TPG-Led Round
• Sugar Producers Defend Experts In Corn Syrup Suit
• SoulCycle Bilks Clients With Fast-Expiring Vouchers, Suit Says
• Chrysler Beats Most Of Power Module Defect Suit
• UCLA Reports Stolen Laptop With 1,200 Patient Names
• Blu E-Cigs Targeted In Proposed Formaldehyde Class Action
• 2nd Circ. Stays Recall Of Misleading Swiss Pregnancy Tests
• Consent Order Shows More CFPB Interest In Student Loans
• Cyber Firm Nabs $133M OPM Contract To Handle Mega-Breach
• Is Withholding Insurance Benefits Bad Faith In Calif.?
• Chemicals Management In Consumer Product Safety Planning
• Payment Processors Can't Escape Phantom Debt Robocall Suit
• UCLA Data Breach Victim Manipulative, Jury Told
• Safeway Liable In $30M Grocery Delivery Markup Row
• Apple Can't Unplug False Ad Class Action Over Chargers
• JPMorgan, Citi Mortgagors Seek Cert. In Inspection Fees Row
• 7th Circ. Revives UnitedHealthcare TCPA Suit
• Welch Consumers Say Labels Put Them At Prosecution Risk
• NC Court Clamps Down On Native-Owned Payday Lender
• Plaintiffs Fight 3rd Bid To Toss Protein Powder Ad Suit
• Plaintiffs Defend Expert in Hain Celestial Tea Labeling Suit
• BofA, Others Can't Dodge Miami's Discriminatory Lending Suit
• Puerto Rico Muni Bond FINRA Claimants Awarded $3M
• Monsanto Slams Appeal Of Maui GMO Law At 9th Circ.
• Banks Say CFPB Complaints Must Be Verified To Be Useful
• Hyundai Steers Clear Of Blue Link System Valuation Suit
• Fees, Cellphone Use Among Top Issues For Aviation Board
• Public Justice, AARP Defend Class Actions To High Court
• Libraries Want Patrons Heard In Net Neutrality Challenge
• DC Circ. Allows Intervention In FCC Autodialer Rule Suit
• Eli Lilly Cleared By Jury In Cymbalta Withdrawal Suit
• States Rally To Defend Vermont GMO Label Law In 2nd Circ.
• Corner Bakery Cafe Counter Setup Violates ADA, Judge Says
• J&J Says Cherokees' Risperdal Suit Should Stay Federal
• The Greatest Cybersecurity Risk Comes From Within
• Putting The Brakes On 'Responsible Banking' Ordinances