Consumer Protection Archive » November, 2015

Consumer Protection - November, 2015

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• Doctor Urges Cert. For 10K Health Providers In Junk Fax Suit
• Experian Escapes Consumers' American Eagle Text Suit
• Sega, Gamer Still Can't Sell Deal Over Stingy Arcade Game
• Subscribers Fight To Keep Dish Canceled-Channel Row Alive
• Arkema Unit Slapped With $55M Defective Tile Mortar Suit
• Nordstrom, Jeans Co. To Pay $4M To End 'Made In USA' Row
• FISC Taps Advisory Attys Amid Surveillance Reforms
• 'Serial Objector' Can Stay In $10M JPMorgan Robocall Row
• Justices Decline Law Firm's Appeal Over Negative Yelp Review
• Coke Says Consumers' False Labeling Claims Fall Flat
• Montel-Endorsed Apparel Co. Scammed Consumers, FTC Says
• Philips To Pay $2M For Keeping Lighting Defect Under Wraps
• VW To Recall 2.5M Cars In Germany Over Emissions Fraud
• Uber Slams NY Limo Companies' False Ad Suit
• How Trial Counsel Can Take Advantage Of New Federal Rules
• US Courts Aren't Helping With EU Data Privacy Relations
• Business Groups Urge DC Circ. To Nix FCC's TCPA Expansion
• GM Ruling Shows Atty-Client Shield Tough To Pierce
• SoulCycle Says Suit Misconstrues Classes As Certificates
• United Beats Suit Over Limitations On DirecTV Service
• Shoppers Defend Cert. Bid In P&G, Kellogg False Ad Suit
• Texas AG Shuts Down 'Unlawful' Dating Service
• British Airways Wants Fliers Sanctioned In Surcharge Suit
• FCC Seeks Input On TCPA Reach Over Digital Faxes
• Toyota Steers Deceptive Lease Class Action To Arbitration
• Volkswagen Devises Fix For European Diesels
• Calif. High Court Will Weigh 'Vague' Background Check Law
• Toyota, Ford, GM Topple Car-Hacking Claims
• 5 Influential Privacy Regulators That You Should Know
• NY Judge Promises Quick Ruling On DraftKings, FanDuel Ban
• Web Users Say 3rd Circ. Wrongly Axed Google Privacy Claims
• FTC Slams DirecTV Bid To Trim 'Free Trial' False Ad Suit
• Ore. Gets Suit Over J&J's Motrin 'Phantom Recall' Revived
• FCC Taps Privacy Expert For Chief Technologist Role
• OPINION: In Search Of Our Best Law Firm Selves
• Nursing Home Arbitration Agreements Attacked From All Sides
• FTC Appeals Unfavorable LabMD Data Breach Decision
• NJ High Court Won't Review $1M Fraud Award Against Atty
• Huggies Maker Pushes To Toss 'Natural' False Ad Suit
• Stop The Madden Madness
• FDA Takes A Step Forward On 'Natural' Food Labeling
• Ford Throttle Defect Suit Moves Forward With Fewer Claims
• YouTube Kids Ads Unfair Marketing, Groups Tell FTC
• Home Depot Says Data Breach Outreach Won't Mislead Banks
• Magazine Buyer Accuses Hearst of Selling Subscriber Info
• PHH Blasts CFPB At DC Circ. Over $109M Retroactive Sanction
• FanDuel Slapped With False Ad Class Action In Calif.
• DraftKings Hires FBI Online Poker Investigator For Review
• Pa. Opinion On BJ's Sales Tax Can't Be Appealed, Court Says
• Defunct For-Profit College's CEO Guilty Of Stealing From Gov't
• E-Cig Maker Says Cert. Bid Fails Again In False Ad Row
• House Report Slams CFPB Over Car Lending Crackdown
• Tribe Behind Lenders Immune To Conn. Action, Judge Says
• FTC Taps U. Of Md. Professor For New Economics Chief
• DraftKings, FanDuel Counter NY AG Ahead Of Hearing
• Customers Tell 6th Circ. They Have Standing In Breach Suit
• GM Asks 11th Circ. To Decertify Drivers In Safety Sticker Suit
• LabMD Sues 3 FTC Lawyers Over Data Security Case
• Anthem Says Data Breach MDL Should Be Tossed
• ITT Educational Services' $17M Investor Deal Gets Initial OK
• CFPB Reviews Problems Opening, Managing Deposit Accounts
• PF Chang's Can't Shake Gluten Allergy Discrimination Suit
• Consumers Say Claims Against Homeopathics Are Supported
• Bayer Can't Duck All Claims In Mirena IUD Lawsuit
• 5 Ways Retailers Can Avoid A Breach This Holiday Season
• Paris Attacks Underscore Debate In Apple Warrant Case
• Consumers Say Experian Row Needn't Wait For Spokeo Ruling
• New Federal Rules Acknowledge It's Time To Drop The 'E'
• Don't Let Mobile App 'Consumer' Become 'Subscriber'
• Safe Harbor Needed For Arbitral Rights In Absent Class Claims
• Daily Fantasy Woes Grow As Leagues Become Targets
• Blue Cross Entities Want Out Of Anthem Data Breach MDL
• Patients Urge 1st Circ. To Revive Sanofi Drug Dispute
• BNY Mellon Can't Escape Trust Mismanagement Suit
• Consumers Seek Cert. Again In Medical Records Fee Row
• Class Seeks Quick Win On TCPA Claims In Robocall Suit
• Smokers Seek $600M In Marlboro Lights False Ad Trial
• Honeywell Air Cleaner Class Action Moves Forward
• Prepaid Carriers Challenge $5M FCC Fines Over Marketing
• Cruise Cos. Want Stay Until High Court's Spokeo Ruling
• Data Breach Victims Forgo Complaint Fix For 3rd Circ. Appeal
• TCPA Class Tells 7th Circ. 'Serial Objector' Can Be Banned
• CFPB Warns Lenders About Auto-Debiting
• GOP Urges Permanent Small Biz Net Neutrality Exemption
• Mars Defends Child Slavery Disclosures In False Ad Fight
• Roofing Co. Wants Homeowner Tossed In Faulty Shingle Suit
• Advocates Lobby FCC For Protection Of Text Messaging
• Austria Court To Decide If Facebook Suit Can Be Class Action
• BMW Can't Shirk Discovery In Water Damage Suit, Drivers Say
• ACT Inc. Asks High Court To Hear TCPA Suit
• Corinthian Puts Up $3.5M To Exit Shareholder Suit
• Dish Says Some Installers Unharmed By Background Checks
• Shopper Slams J&J's Bid To Duck 'Natural' Sunscreen Suit
• Kate Spade & Co. Slapped With False Pricing Suit
• Uber To Pay $1.8M To Settle Airport Fee Toll Suit
• Pension Advance Payments Were Loans, Regulators Say
• Class Counsel Fees Getting 'Intense Judicial Scrutiny'
• Pro Sports Leagues, Investors Hit In Daily Fantasy Suit
• VW Owners Say BofA, Chase, Wells Fargo Must Pay For Defect
• FTC Adds Image-Matching Method To COPPA Consent Options
• Boies Chair Defends DraftKings' Decision To Stay Open In NY
• Albertsons Sold Unapproved ADHD Generic Drug, Parent Says
• Payday Lenders Exit Usury Suit Under Tribal Immunity
• Whole Foods Urges Judge To Toss Food Overcharging Suit
• P&G's Tide Detergent Targeted In Latest Slack Fill Suit
• MetLife's SIFI Battle Being Waged In Secret, Advocate Says
• Worth Group, CFTC Settle $73M Precious Metals Fraud Suit
• Bid To Dismiss $13M Fraud Suit Is Delay Tactic, Tribe Says
• Trump Can't Shake False Ad Class Action Over Seminars
• FTC Commissioner Welcomes FCC As Privacy Cop
• Tito's Can't Nix False Ad Suit Over 'Handmade' Vodka
• VW Says EPA's Latest Diesel Claims Extend To 85K Vehicles
• Don't Let Lax Vendor Info Security Ruin Your Holiday Sales
• GOP Sens. Query FCC On 'Arbitrary' Enforcement
• Starwood Hotels Hit With Payment Card Malware Attack
• LabMD Is Major Setback For FTC In Data Security Cases
• Dish Says Gov't Must Prove It Flouted TCPA Call Restrictions
• GM Punitive Damage Ruling Complicates Ignition Bellwether
• Sirius Pushes For Dismissal In Class TCPA Suit
• 3rd Circ. Told Device IDs Are 'Identifiable' Info In Viacom Suit
• CFPB Adds Student Loan Servicing To Rulemaking Agenda
• Sugar, Corn Syrup Makers Settle $1B False Ad Row Mid-Trial
• Class Cert. In 'K-Cup' Labeling Suit Stands
• 3 Ways Technology Is Changing Law Office Designs
• Lloyd's Freed From Covering LifeLock For False Ad Suits
• Hi-Tech Fails To DQ FTC's Trial Team In Labeling Row
• Apple Juice False-Ad Consumers Ask 9th Circ. For Second Bite
• 13 Key Business Objectives For Corporate Legal Departments
• FanDuel Adds Ex-Homeland Security Head To Advisory Board
• LabMD Wants Cybersecurity Co. Sanctioned For Info Leak
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Banks' Win In Arbitration Conspiracy Row
• Students Not Hurt By Sold Test Info, 7th Circ. Says
• Firm's Records Destruction Irrelevant In HealthPort Suit: Judge
• Trans Fat Litigant Can't Claim Ignorance In 5th Suit: Judge
• J&J, Conn. Woman Spar Over 'Natural' Baby Wash Labels
• Mass. AG Hits Daily Fantasy Sports With Slate Of Regulations
• FCC Proposes Changes To Alerts, Hearing Aid Compatibility
• Judge Greenlights False Ad Suit Over Gingko Biloba
• Roku User Says Disney's Info Release Could Indeed ID Him
• FTC Wrong Agency For AT&T 'Throttling' Case, 9th Circ. Hears
• GM Judge Clearly Sets Out Permissible Faulty Switch Suits
• Collaboration, Not Rivalry, Key In New FTC-FCC Pact
• Senate Cybersecurity Bill Vs. House Cybersecurity Bills
• G-20 Leaders Pledge To Combat Hacks Of Corporate IP Assets
• FCC Hits Calif. Phone Co. With $1.44M 'Slamming' Fine
• VW Wants Emissions Fraud Suits In Texas Consolidated
• Perpetual Gym Contracts Suit Remanded To NJ State Court
• Lawmakers Target Lack Of Vehicle Cybersecurity Standards
• FTC Atty Dodges DQ Bid In Mortgage Fraud Suit
• PC Richard's Receipts Compromise Customer Info, Suit Says
• Ex-Customer Rips Stay Bid In Time Warner Telemarketing Row
• Vizio Spies On Customer TV Habits For Profit, Suit Says
• House Votes To Repeal CFPB Auto Lending Guidance
• NY Daily Fantasy Suits Mark Start Of A Long Battle, FSTA Says
• CFPB Sues Online Lender Over False Finance Disclosures
• Full 2nd Circ. Urged To Mull NY Credit-Card Surcharge Ban
• Microsoft Gets Spam Messaging Suit Tossed
• 2 Bills Floated In Fla. To Legalize Fantasy Sports
• NJ Consumers Win Cert. In Public Storage Lease Row
• Coffee Labeling Class Cert. Steeped In Error, Maker Says
• IRS Says Data Breach Suit Barred By Sovereign Immunity
• Mercedes Says It's Handing Over All Docs On Heater Reports
• Tito's Vodka Crushes Fraud Claims In 'Handmade' Suit
• GAO Says Fed. Agencies Still Haven't Followed Cyber Advice
• Federal, Calif. 'Slack-Fill' Laws Ensure Fill Of Litigation
• HIPAA Lessons From The Warner Chilcott Settlement
• Ex-Prosecutor Says Yates Memo Knocks Post-Crisis Cases
• NY AG's Fantasy Sports Case Could Turn On Length Of Games
• Monsanto Tells 9th Circ. GMO Law Backers Lack Standing
• FTC's Data Security Authority Limited In LabMD Ruling
• Judge Trims Breach Suit Against Health Data Co.
• Feds Crack Down On Fraudulent Dietary Supplements
• Target's $10M Deal Over Data Breach Gets Final Approval
• JPMorgan Settles With 2 Class Reps In Mortgage Delay Suit
• CVS Says Precedent Supports Axing Vitamin E Labeling Suit
• Zappos Asks Judge To End Data Breach MDL
• Alleged Bitcoin Dealer Tied To JPMorgan Hack Denies Guilt
• Contractor Group Urges DOD To Delay Cybersecurity Rule
• Cox Antitrust Bellwether Plaintiffs Appeal Vacated $6M Verdict
• Relatives, Inmate Defend Prison Call Price-Gouging Claims
• Buyers Say Supplement Co. Can't Block Pyramid Scheme Cert.
• Millennium Labs Defends $5M HIPAA Coverage Ruling
• Twitter-Owned Mobile Ad Co. Hit With Data Tracking Suit
• 2nd Circ. Asked To Reverse GM Bankruptcy Protection Ruling
• 7th Circ. Urged To Bar 'Serial Objector' In TCPA Deal Appeal
• Court Rules Jetstar, Virgin Australia Misled On Pricing
• FCC's Fax Opt-Out Rule Hurts Small Business, DC Circ. Told
• CVS Photo Developer Says Breach Suit Doesn't Allege Harm
• Some Measure Of Relief For Targets Of CFPB Investigations
• Dun & Bradstreet Win In TCPA Fight Appealed To 9th Circ.
• Sugar Industry Wraps $1B False Ad Case Against Syrup Rivals
• J&J Dodges Baby Wash False Ad Class Action
• EU Commish 'Confident' Data Transfer Pact Will Be Done Soon
• Consumers Fight ConAgra's Bid To Stay Trans Fat Action
• Nestle Urges Judge To Toss Coffee-Mate False Label Action
• ING Customers Win Partial Class Cert. In Fraud Suit
• FCC Gives Verizon Go-Ahead On Wi-Fi Calling Waiver
• Hi-Tech Blasts FTC For Accessing Imprisoned CEO's Email
• Client Says SoulCycle Uses Gift Certificates In All But Name
• FDIC Tells Banks They Can Serve Payday Lenders
• DraftKings, FanDuel Lose Bids To Halt Shutdown By NY AG
• FCC Teaming Up With FTC On Consumer Protection
• Ford Calls Extra Info Bid In Throttle Defect Suit Misguided
• Users Slam Facebook's Bid To Eject Reps In Privacy Row
• FTC Loses LabMD Data Security Suit
• Facebook Users Ask Judge For Cert. In Privacy Lawsuit
• Yates Warns Cos. Not To Use Privilege To Hide Facts
• FTC Chair Calls For Candor In Cross-Device Data Collection
• Pa. Towns Say Verizon Can't Duck Claims It Underpaid Dues
• Toshiba, Others Rip Circuit City Claims In Optical Drive MDL
• For-Profit College Co. To Pay $96M In Recruitment FCA Case
• DraftKings, FanDuel Seek To Stop NY AG From Shutting Sites
• NY Cybersecurity Rules Expand Banks' Compliance Woes
• Uber Seeks To Nix 'Duplicative' Background Check Suit
• Should In-House Counsel Use US Contract Terms In Europe?
• FCC Expands Data Security Enforcement With Cox Action
• FTC Consensus On Green Claims Seems To Be Biodegrading
• Sugar Refiners Make $1B Damages Claim Against Corn Cos.
• FTC Kicks Marketer To Curb In Insurance Scam Settlement
• Ford Says Buyers Can't Link Cracked Tailgates, Safety Risk
• Banks Must Choose Whether Daily Fantasy Is Worth The Risk
• Sears Pushes For Decertification In Ill. Moldy Washer Suit
• Cirque Du Soleil Still On Hook In Junk Fax Class Action
• NY Wholesaler Joins Fray With GSK, Teva Conspiracy Suit
• Live Nation Hit With Class Action Over NJ Ticket Witholding
• Experian Data Breach Suits Belong In Conn., Consumer Argues
• GM To Shell Out $300M To End Ignition-Switch Securities Suit
• Landmark TPP E-Commerce Rules Juggle Profits, Privacy
• Payday Lenders' Slam Dismissal Bid In 'Choke Point' Suit
• Industry, Hearing-Loss Groups Push Cellphone Compatibility
• Fortify New US-EU Data Transfer Pact, Privacy Groups Urge
• Take Your Marks: An Associate's Guide To Your 1st Big Trial
• Sirius Subscriber Says Pick-Off Bid Doesn't Kill TCPA Action
• 3rd Circ. Google Ruling Provides Blueprint For Privacy Suits
• CFPB Eyes Arbitration Agreements
• OPINION: A New Scarlet 'A'? Not So Fast!
• DraftKings, FanDuel File State Court Challenge To NY AG
• Cox $6M Verdict Defeat Echoes Across Cable Antitrust MDLs
• Honest Tea Can't Escape Antioxidant Mislabeling Suit
• SoCal Edison Gaming Subsidy Program, Appeals Court Told
• NY AG Draws Line In Sand With Daily Fantasy Sports Fight
• T-Mobile Data Breach Response Cost Experian $20M
• Lead Counsel Named In Lumber Liquidators False Ad Suit
• Wells Fargo, Carrington Must Pay $5M In Foreclosure Row
• Judge Opts Out Of Class In Insurance Data Breach Suit
• Supplement Co. Claims Rival Uses Unapproved Drugs
• FTC Must Weigh Economics In Privacy Rules: Ex-Commish
• Background Check Co. Wants Out Of Uber Applicants' Suit
• Sen. Franken Introduces Bill Banning GPS-Stalking Apps
• Objector To $10M JPMorgan Robocall Deal Must Pay To Appeal
• JC Penney To Pay $50M To Settle False Discount Claims
• Whole Foods Wants PETA's Suit Over Meat Standards Nixed
• Ford Hybrid Owners Keep Fuel Efficiency Fraud Claims
• Barclays Can't Duck Energy Price-Fixing Suit, Judge Told
• Buyers Sue E-Cigarette Co. Over 'Harmful' Chemicals
• Invitation To Clarify How Plaintiffs Prove Class Membership
• J&J Unit Settles Proposed Bellwether In Vaginal Mesh MDL
• DraftKings Turns To Gibson Dunn In Fight With NY AG
• Mercedes, Drivers Spar Over Doc Request In Seat Heater Suit
• FCC's Cox Fine Shows Minor Hacks Can Have Major Fallout
• VW Fined $13M By Brazilian Regulators For Emissions Fraud
• Cox Gets $6M Verdict Overturned In Cable Box Bellwether
• An Important Ruling For Cos. Collecting Personal Data In EU
• 3rd Circ. Revives Privacy Claims In Google Cookie Suit
• Corn Syrup Has 'Infiltrated' Food, Yale Doctor Tells Jury
• NJ Lawmakers Keep On FTC To Regulate Daily Fantasy Sports
• GNC Hit With Suit Over Alleged Illegal Ingredients
• Iovate Settles Spiked Protein Accusations For $2.5M
• Atty's 4-Sec. Look At Suit Not An FDCPA Issue, 3rd Circ. Told
• NY AG Deems DraftKings, FanDuel Illegal Gambling
• Health Data Co. Denies Duty To Protect Patient Info
• FDA Asks For Comments On Using 'Natural' On Food Labels
• Atty Fights Midland Credit's DQ Bid In Debt Collection Suit
• OPINION: What Was Buried In The Budget Bill
• Borrower Sues Tribal Lender Over Predatory Interest Rates
• Fitbit Judge Likely To Put Sleep Tracker Suit To Bed
• Class Demands Objector Pay Bond In $10M Robocall Row
• CFTC Eyeing Cybersecurity Testing Rules For Exchanges
• Netflix Pushes FCC On Net Neutrality Transparency Rules
• 3 Charged In Securities Fraud That Stole Info Of 100M People
• Select Comfort Wants Mattress Contract Suit Put To Bed
• FCC Waivers Of Junk Fax Rule Not Valid, DC Circ. Hears
• Debt Buyer Asks Justices To Weigh Usury Law Preemption
• NY Outlines Coming Bank, Insurer Cybersecurity Rules
• Landlords, Leases And The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act
• Science Is Not Static For The Food And Beverage Industry
• SEC Chair Defends Slow Progress On Fiduciary Standard
• What Industry Thinks Of The Cybersecurity Bill Of Rights
• Ill. AG Questions Whether Gas Co. Hid $8B Pipe Program Costs
• Class Cert. Denied In Medical Record Fee Row, For Now
• Scana Energy Accused Of TCPA Violations In Debt Collections
• Corn Syrup Ads Countered 'Orchestrated Attack,' Jury Hears
• Rubin & Rothman Unlawfully Collecting Debts, Suit Claims
• Wrong Numbers Do Not Make TCPA Class, Sterling Says
• Nationstar Shells Out $76M To End Collusion Class Action
• Hospital, Vendor Resolve Conn. AG's Claims Over Data Theft
• Drivers Say More Info Is Needed In Ford Acceleration Row
• NSA Asks To Continue Data Program Pending Appeal
• Wash. Man Wins Some Damages Over Taxi Service Texts
• 3 Key Issues To Watch As Pricing Probes Swamp Big Pharma
• GM Ignition Switch Victims May Seek Punitive Damages
• Planet Fitness Hit With Membership Contract Suit In NJ
• Columbia Dismissed From Bard Pelvic Mesh Coverage Suit
• General Mills Hit With False Ad Suit Over Cheerios Protein
• Safeway Shopper Says Supermarket Skimped On Tuna
• General Mills, Consumers Battle Experts In Cereal GMO Suit
• Smucker's Settles Crisco 'All-Natural' Labeling Claims
• NSA Data Program Temporarily Blocked By DC Judge
• Peabody To Disclose Climate Risks To End NY AG Probe
• Sponsored Social Media Posts Are Riskier Than Ever
• Law360's Super MVPs In A Class Of Their Own
• 5 Firms Lead The Pack With MVP Wins
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Legal Aces From 86 Firms
• Banks Slam Home Depot's Bid To Approach Data Breach Class
• Corn Syrup 'Pitbull' Denies Group Is A Front For Industry
• Grocer's Breach Liability Row Headed To 8th Circ.
• Miami-Dade Card Receipt Row Paused Pending Spokeo Ruling
• AdvancePierre Blasts Attys In Bid To Toss Trans Fat Suit
• EU Aims To Complete US Data Transfer Revamp In 3 Months
• VW Owner's Bid To Stop Making Payments Parked For Now
• PharMerica Agrees To Pay $15M To Settle TCPA Class Action
• Atty Suing B&N Over Tablets Faces Sanctions For Lost Drive
• Former Coffee Grower Says Monsanto Hid Weed Killer Risks
• Policyholders Slam CareFirst's Bid To Nix Data Breach Suit
• 11th Circ. Won't Rethink Miami Discriminatory Lending Suit
• Ticketmaster, Warriors Win Toss Of StubHub Antitrust Suit
• Cleaning Supply Maker Settles 'Natural' Labeling Class Action
• CFPB Calls $109M Kickback Penalty A Needed Deterrent
• Class Action Fallout From 9th Circ. Google AdWords Case
• PhRMA Backs Merck In 3rd Circ. Over Nixed Fosamax Claims
• Corn Syrup Industry Didn't Secretly Fund Ads, Jury Hears
• Boies Schiller Tells 9th Circ. It Should Lead FCRA Suits
• Union Funds Ask Del. High Court To Reinstate False Ad Suit
• Privacy Class Action Growth Fuels New California Gold Rush
• User Presses Court For Discovery Costs In Ad Software Suit
• Dog Owner Sues Tyson Over 'Made In USA' Pet Food Labels
• Cox Settles FCC Data Breach Investigation For $595K
• Norton Rose Adds 2 Employment, 1 Litigation Atty In Calgary
• Lowe's Settles NY Flooring Installation Fee Claims For $1M
• Payday Lenders Fork Over $7M In Borrower Class Settlement
• Lawmakers Introduce Bill To Study Car Cybersecurity
• Dish Can't Derail AIG Unit's Bid To Dodge TCPA Coverage
• Spirit Air Customers Ask 11th Circ. To Renew Hidden-Fees Suit
• Whole Foods Says Alleged Pricing Lapses Didn't Hurt Shopper
• Toyota Hid Camry Defect Causing Noxious Odors, Suit Says
• FCC Wi-Fi Blocking Crackdown Could Spark Legal Challenge
• Sex Supplement Suit Not Barred By Federal Law, Judge Says
• Congress Didn't Want Net Neutrality, GOP Tells DC Circ.
• Cities Are Looking To Fair Housing Act To Fight Redlining
• 3 Ways To Attack Pleadings In Texas State Court
• Hi-Tech Evades Contempt Finding In FTC Suit For Now
• Corn Syrup Not 'Crack,' Jury Told As $1B False Ad Trial Opens
• Tiversa Blasts LabMD's Sanctions Bid In Defamation Row
• House Gives OPM, Others Low Marks For IT Security Reforms
• CORRECTED: VW Hit With Suits Over New EPA Emissions Claims
• Tribe Not Immune To Credit Card Privacy Rules, 7th Circ. Told
• British Lawmakers Open Inquiry On UK Telecom Hack
• Senate Dems Look To Nix Budget Deal's TCPA Carveout
• New Emissions Findings Spur Panel To Ask VW For More Info
• Plaintiffs Firm Edelson Brings Privacy Prowess To SF
• Trampoline Park Hit With NJ Class Action Over Use Terms
• OPM Adds Cybersecurity Adviser In Wake Of Large-Scale Hack
• FCC Seeks Input On Cable Group's TCPA Waiver Request
• Va. Judge OKs Interim Lead Attys In VW Clean Diesel Case
• 11th Circ. Finds Fla. Swipe Fee Law Unconstitutional
• Target Breach Claims Review Backs $10M Deal, Customers Say
• American Hit With Cease & Desist Over Canceled Tickets
• Passengers Blast Bid To Stay Airline Ticket Antitrust Row
• AT&T Forces Arbitration In Unlimited Data Class Action
• Insurer Maintains That Policy Doesn't Cover Guard's Theft
• OPINION: Via Duke, Companies Are Shaping Discovery
• Gerber Rips 'Disingenuous' Cereal Label Suit
• FTC Unveils 1st Nationwide Debt Collection Crackdown
• Facebook Must Reveal How It Monetizes Users In Privacy Row
• Analyzing 2nd Circ. NY Credit Card Surcharge Ban Case
• US-EU Data Transfer Turmoil: What It Means For Universities
• Customer Seeks Cert. From 9th Circ. In Ikea ZIP Code Suit
• US Needs Tough Privacy Laws For Int'l Data Flow, Reps. Told
• Class Wins Cert. In 'K-Cup' Fresh Coffee Labeling Suit
• Volkswagen Finds Emissions Problems In 800K More Cars
• Direct Purchasers Settle Optical Drive MDL For $37M
• Collection Co.'s Arbitration Bid Isn't Supported, Court Told
• T-Mobile To Pay $4.2M To Settle Phone Insurance Suit
• Petco Dodges Punitive Damages In Customer's Rat Fever Suit
• Hackers Ramp Up Extortion In Bank Attacks, Regulators Warn
• 2nd Circ. Revives Merchant's Class Action Against First Data
• Sheraton Hit With ADA Suit Over Times Square Hotel
• Dish Can't Claim Attys Misread Law In TCPA Suit, Gov't Says
• TJ Maxx Tells Judge 'Reasonable' Buyers Don't Ignore Signs
• Toll Operator Can't Shake Drivers' Claims Of Unfair Fines
• Lakers TCPA Suit Covered Despite Exclusion, 9th Circ. Told
• Trial Needed In Cricket Wireless False Ad Suit, Judge Says
• Plum Organics Beats Labeling Claims Over Produce Pics
• Volkswagen Slams Newest EPA Emissions Fraud Claims
• 5 Strategies For Maintaining Privilege After A Data Breach
• What Nevada Action Means For Future Of Daily Fantasy Sports
• Strategies For Law Firms Leaping Into Latin America
• Costco Labeling Suit Latest To Be Paused For 9th Circ.
• Atty Stands By Interim Co-Counsel Choices In VW Dispute
• 2nd Circ. Asked To Uphold Pregnancy Test Recall
• Processors Want 8th Circ. To Weigh Grocer's Breach Liability
• Publicity Rights Cases Could Tackle NFL Star's FanDuel Suit
• Sugar Cos. Blast 'Last-Minute' Filing For Corn Syrup Trial
• 11th Circ. Asked To Rehear Cartoon Network App Privacy Row
• General Mills, Consumers Fight To Keep Experts In GMO Suit
• FCC Doles Out Fines For Hotel Wi-Fi Blocking
• Verizon Customer Urges High Court To Rethink Arbitration
• 99 Cent Only Stores Escapes Most Of 'Deceptive' Prices Suit
• $30M HSBC Overdraft Settlement Gets Early OK
• Spokeo Arguments Move Into Nature Of Credit Reporting Law
• SoulCycle Moves to Toss 'Gift Card' Expiration Date Suit
• Vodafone Customers' Account Data Exposed In Hack
• InterContinental Faces Class Action Over Cancellation Fees
• GM's Ex-GC Called To Testify At Ignition Switch Trial
• Food Co. Pays $1.5M To Settle MSG False Claims Suit
• Dykema Adds Former FDIC Official As Gov't Policy Partner
• Coke Can't Yank State Law Claims In MDL, Consumers Say
• All Eyes On Expert Testimony In Corn Syrup False Ad Trial
• VW Drivers Ask JPML To Send Emissions Suits To Wash.
• FanDuel, DraftKings Want Leaks Suit Paused For JPML Review
• FTC Atty Escapes DQ Bid In Mortgage Assistance Fraud Row
• Health Data Co. Had Duty To Victims Of Breach, Judge Told
• JPMorgan To Pay $100M In Debt Collection Deal With Calif.
• Driver Seeking VW Buyback Fights To Keep Case In Gear
• General Mills Sued Over Recalled 'Gluten-Free' Cheerios
• EPA Hits VW With 2nd Round Of Emissions Fraud Allegations
• Medical Informatics Says Lack Of ID Theft Sinks Breach Suit
• Using Information Graphics Effectively In The Courtroom
• Statutory Class Actions Hang In The Balance At High Court