Consumer Protection Archive » March, 2016

Consumer Protection - March, 2016

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• Amazon Settles Angie's List Suit Over Local Listings
• OPM To Draw Breach Reporting Lines For Health Insurers
• Police Need Warrant For Cell Tracking Tool, Md. Court Says
• Criminal Case Halts USPLabs Coverage Fight, Magistrate Says
• Group Asks DC Circ. To Prod FAA On Airline Seat Rule
• FTC Chair Wants Risks Of 'Internet Of Things' Addressed
• Warren Urges SEC Probe Into Comments On Fiduciary Rule
• Garmin Defeats Suit Over Lifespan Of Batteries
• Trio Of Plaintiffs Firms Picked To Lead Daily Fantasy MDL
• Ex-FTC Commissioner, Latham & Watkins Partner Rosch Dies
• DraftKings, FanDuel To Suspend College Sports Contests
• Hyundai, Kia Drivers Sue In Calif. Over Peeling Paint
• Native Advertising Won't Provide Camouflage From The FTC
• High Court Request Bodes Well For Madden Review
• Shifting The Law Firm Business Development Paradigm
• Feds Seek $48M From Tribe In Racer Payday Scheme Suit
• Pa. Justices Take Up Fiduciary-Duty Suit Against Ameriprise
• Feds Lose Leverage With Breakthrough In Apple Phone Fight
• NHTSA Says Auto Co. Communications Will Be Posted Online
• Ill. AG, FTC Say Company Used Attys To Collect Fake Debts
• FCC Told Broadband Market Thriving Since Net Neutrality
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Yahoo Daily Fantasy Ditches Credit Cards In Favor Of PayPal
• Quicken Loans FCA Suit Over Loans Properly Pled, Gov't Says
• Expect Enforcement Continuity At FTC After Brill Leaves
• 7th Circ. Doubts Debt Collection Row Survives Forum Clause
• Atty Accused Of Bilking Homeowners On Foreclosure Services
• No Overlap In Dollar General Obsolete Oil Cases, Buyers Say
• Looming FCC Privacy Rules Unclear, FTC Commish Says
• Green Planet Escapes Trademark Claims In 5-Hour Energy Suit
• Girardi Keese Says Settlement Skimming Suit Is Too Late
• FTC, States Settle Sham Cancer Charities Suit For $75M
• Outback Is Latest Co. To Face Suit From Blind Consumers
• Bigelow Tea Drinkers' Class Cert. Bid Denied In False Ad Row
• Store Credits Aren't Unclaimed Property In Calif.
• High Court Weighs Letter Of Law In Debt Collection Case
• FTC's Suit Against VW Emissions Ads Faces Damages Hurdle
• Nestle, Hershey Dodge Child Slave-Labor Disclosure Suits
• Grocer's Breach Liability Shouldn't Have Cap, 8th Circ. Told
• Whole Foods Can't Escape 'All Natural' Labeling Suit
• Data Breach Plans Can Limit Exposure: BakerHostetler Report
• Wells Fargo To Pay $8.5M To End Calif. AG's Privacy Claims
• AutoZone Settles NJ Pricing Violation Claims
• McGuireWoods Lures Top FinTech Partner From Reed Smith
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 20/20 MDL Vision
• Dave & Buster's Settles Background Check Suit
• Debt Collection Tops Mortgages On CFPB Complaint Database
• Ace Needn't Defend Dish In TCPA Suits, Judge Says
• CFPB Wants Court To Nix 'Nonsensical' Constitutional Claim
• FTC Accuses VW Of Lying In Ads About Diesel Emissions
• Zen Magnets Not Inherently Defective, ALJ Finds
• Pure Green Coffee Firms Drained Of Weight Loss Claims
• Conflict Of Interest Doesn't DQ Class Counsel, 9th Circ. Says
• Lacrosse Helmet Maker Faces Claims Over Lost Safety Cert.
• African-American TV Group Asks FCC To Investigate Comcast
• Insurer Says Broker Bears Blame In Cybersecurity Policy Row
• DOJ Hacks Shooter's IPhone, Drops Apple Suit
• Whole Foods Says It Had No Duty To Preserve Yogurt in MDL
• 7th Circ. Rejects TransUnion's Arbitration Bid In Score Row
• 5-Hour Energy Rival Wants New Trial After $10.6M Verdict
• Buccaneers TCPA Suit Involves 300K Faxes, Court Told
• FCC Told Zero-Rating Plans Threaten Open Internet
• Machinima, Lord & Taylor And The Need For Native Ad Policies
• Mass. AG Issues Final Daily Fantasy Sports Regulations
• Justices Reject P&G's Class Cert. Appeal In 'Snake Oil' Claim
• Rite Aid Says Consent Not Needed For Flu Shot Call
• Mindless Lawyering: Is Doc Review 'The Practice Of Law'?
• Justices Asked To Weigh Special Master Fees In FDCPA Suit
• Apple Again Dodges Class Action Over IPhone Functionality
• Bankrupt Law Grad Needn't Repay Citi Loan, Judge Says
• Feds Ordered To Answer Apple Stay Request In NY Phone Row
• Luggage Seller Must Fix Website After Blind Man's ADA Suit
• SeaWorld Passholders Cite Fishy Renewals, Ask Class Cert
• 7th Circ. Affirms $10M Unilever Hair Loss Settlement
• Atty Says Contract Debt Collectors Shouldn't Fear Liability
• Abbott Whistleblower Defends $219M FCA Claim To Jury
• Generic Cos. Face Another Antitrust Suit Over Drug Prices
• Facebook Ditches TCPA Suit Over Hack-Alert Texts, For Now
• Supple False Ad Suit Kept In Fed. Court, Then Nixed
• New Ticket Restrictions Could Be Risky For Teams
• It's Time To Nix Homeopathic False Ad Claims, Hyland's Says
• $1.3M Fake Shipping Venture Operator Cops To Conn. Scheme
• FCC Commissioner Slams Netflix For Reported Throttling
• McGuireWoods' VW MDL Removal Is Fraud, Ex-Judge Says
• Ohio High Court Says Fannie Mae Class Can't Collect Payment
• Using Your Cause-And-Origin Expert's Expertise
• Ill. Appeals Court OKs $23M MetLife Fax Case Settlement
• Calif. Jury Nixes Grad's Claims Law School Boosted Job Stats
• Miami Firms Gift $1M In Hopes Of Creating Class Action Hub
• Merck, Others Beat Eye Drop Dosage Suit For 2nd Time
• GOP Lawmaker Tells FCC To Cut Off The Power Grab
• 9th Circ. Revives Chobani 'Cane Juice' Suit Amid FDA Review
• Borgata Customers Reach Deal In Parking Voucher Row
• Volkswagen Gets More Time For Plan To Fix Clean Diesel Cars
• High Court Silent On Deference To Agency Rule-Making
• Corinthian Hit With $1.1B Judgment In Calif. False Ad Suit
• Drivers Say Nissan Service Contracts Lack Details
• NJ Court Bars Drinking Class In TGI Friday's Pricing Case
• FTC, Canadian Agency Ink Anti-Spam Cooperation Ageement
• FTC's Ohlhausen Blasts FCC's Restrictive Privacy Plans
• The Future Keeps Happening To Legal Services
• Atty's Role In $8.5M Groupon Deal Doesn't Elicit Fee Cut
• Williams-Sonoma Sued For Collecting Customer ZIP Codes
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• No Storefront? No Problem: Deceptive Pricing Moves Online
• Co. Barred From Selling Toys Made Of Recalled Parts
• Morgan Lewis Sheds Over 100 Attorneys After Bingham Deal
• 5 Firms On The Rise In 2016
• The Firms That Lost The Most Ground This Year
• Greenberg Traurig On Track To Become Biggest US Firm
• Brill Reflects On FTC Tenure Defined By Privacy Enforcement
• 9th Circ. Asked To Rethink Arbitration In Vonage 911 Fee Row
• Jury Awards Calif. Mortgage Co. $25M For Rival's Data Theft
• Gordon & Rees Adds Commercial Litigation Pro In Chicago
• 4th Circ. Weighs Cyber Coverage Under Traditional Insurance
• Demystifying The Attorney-Client Privilege
• What The Founders Would Say About IPhone Unlock Case
• Pom Trial Loss Gives Food Cos. Juice To Beat Labeling Suits
• High Court Split In Lending Bias Case 'Anticlimactic'
• Brill Leaves FTC With Legacy Of Powerful Privacy Advocate
• FTC Likely To Remain Short-Handed Through Election
• 9th Circ. Grills Allstate On Cash Offer To End Class Action
• Abbott Faces $219M FCA Trial Over Off-Label Stent Marketing
• Anheuser-Busch Win In Alcohol Content Suit Affirmed
• Wyndham Gets OK For $7M Deal In Phone Recordings Action
• Ky. Launches Suit Against VW Over Diesel Emissions Lies
• Customers Slam SoulCycle Bid To Nix Business Model Suit
• Drivers In Fiat Car Hacking Suit Say Their Injuries Are Real
• Yahoo To Suspend Paid Daily Fantasy Contests In NY
• Rams Say Disgruntled Fans Knew LA Move Was Possible
• FTC Commissioner Julie Brill Resigns To Join Hogan Lovells
• FDA Challenges Direct-To-Consumer Genetic Tests
• High Court Splits On Loan Guarantor Discrimination Claims
• Cybersecurity Considerations For CFTC Intermediaries
• Daily Fantasy Cos.' Deals With NY AG Show Shift In Strategy
• 11th Circ. Unravels Electrolux Class In Moldy-Washer Suit
• Feds Pursue Phone Hack Sans Apple, Postponing Hearing
• Cox Can Arbitrate Row In Class Action Over Cable Fees
• Anthem Hits Express Scripts With $15B Suit Over Pricing
• Maui Citizens Group Defends Local GMO Ban At 9th Circ.
• Endo's Consumer Fraud Claim Tossed In Actavis False Ad Suit
• Cheerios Buyers Blast Bid To Nix Protein False Ad Suit
• 7th Circ. Says Biz Not Liable For Unauthorized Junk Faxes
• Feds Want Banks To Check Prepaid Card Customer IDs
• FCC's Wheeler Says ISPs' Consumer Data Must Be Protected
• Debt Collector Can't Shake $4M Fraud Indictment
• Jury Squashes Pom's $77M Claim Coke Tricked Juice Buyers
• Ambit Energy Unit Beats Utilities Rate-Hike Suit
• Lush's Website Terms Violate NJ Consumer Law, Suit Says
• Ohio Tells Justices Attys Collecting Debt Count As Officials
• Taxpayers Say IRS Knew Security Was Lax In Data Breach Row
• DraftKings, FanDuel Agree To Stop Paid Contests In NY
• Is Student Loan Stress The New Norm For Law School?
• High Court Asks For Gov't View In Key Securitization Case
• An Analysis Of The CFPB's Abusiveness Claims: Part 2
• Preparing For An Inevitable Ransomware Attack
• Amazon's Execution Key To Dodging 'Selfie Pay' Woes
• Kroger Escapes Labeling Suit Over Trans Fat In Bread Crumbs
• 7 Best Practices For Managing An Associate's Personal Crisis
• Pom Says Coke Owes $77M For Juice Labeling At Trial's End
• Apple, FBI Turn To The Experts In Fight Over Shooter's Phone
• T-Mobile Adjusts 'Binge On' After Coming Under Fire
• Google Tracking Decision Endangers Privacy, High Court Told
• AT&T Tells FCC Regs Would Risk 'Avalanche' Of Text Spam
• Twinings Makes Bid To Toss Antioxidant False Ad Class Action
• FBI, NHTSA Say New Cars Are Easier To Hack
• Sens. Urge DOT To Make All Airfares Available On All Sites
• Discover Execs Duck Investors' Suit Over Marketing Practices
• Comcast Says Hacked Family Doesn't Fit 'Subscriber' Mold
• CORRECTED: Nestle Ends Coffee-Mate False Label Action
• Auto Lenders Pay $7.4M To End Mass. Interest Rate Suit
• An Analysis Of The CFPB's Abusiveness Claims: Part 1
• Trial Pros: Proskauer's Brendan O'Rourke
• Campbell-Ewald Can't Stop Lifetime From Escaping TCPA Row
• Pom Juicing Coke False Ad Harm By Over $68M, Jury Hears
• Twitter Blamed For Unwanted Texts In $5M Consumer Suit
• Jessica Alba's Co. Hit With False Ad Suit After WSJ Report
• Morgan Drexen Ordered To Pay $173M For Illegal Fees
• 9th Circ. Tosses False Ad, Slack Fill Suit Over Lip Balm
• RadioShack Gift Card Holder Can't Get Early Payout For Fees
• Payday Loan Lead Generator To Pay $1M In NY Settlement
• Slingbox Maker Pushes For Unwanted-Ad Suit's Dismissal
• Ad Firm Gets Verizon Supercookies Row Sent To Arbitration
• Canadian Payday Lender Says CFPB Lacks Authority To Sue
• Ex-Assistant AG Must Testify In DirecTV False Ad Suit
• US Atty Digs Up Info On Lead In NYC Public Housing
• Starbucks Underfills Its Lattes, Suit Says
• Beware The Gov't Squeeze On Lead Generation Marketing
• Think All Internet Impressions Are The Same? Think Again
• Wealth Management For Senior Partners
• Ex-Coke Exec Denies Trying To Trick Pom Drinkers At Trial
• OPINION: Missed Opportunity In Supreme Court Nomination
• Ex-QB Can't Pick Off Supplement False Ad Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• Chobani With 'Cane Juice' Tricks Buyers, 9th Circ. Told
• In His Own Words: 4 Key Garland Opinions
• Garland's High Court Nomination Battle Likely To Drag On
• Anthem, Symantec Pros Named To Health Cybersecurity Panel
• Fraud Juror Impartial Despite Al Qaeda Fears, 11th Circ. Says
• Shutterfly Asks For Stay In Biometric Data Suit
• Small-ISP Exemption To Neutrality Rules Sails Through House
• Judge Garland Could Bring New Consensus To High Court
• Ghirardelli, Jelly Belly Vow To Stop Directing Ads To Kids
• Olive Oil Maker Says Labeling Claims Lack Credibility
• Calif. False Ad Suit Over Duracell Batteries Loses Spark
• Attorneys Weigh In On Obama's Supreme Court Pick
• 11th Circ.'s Revival Of Payday-Lending Suit Unfair, Bank Says
• 'Privacy Shield' Data Transfer Deal Needs More Work, EU Told
• OSHA Sets Rules For Dodd-Frank Whistleblowers
• Senate Commerce Committee Clears FAA Reauthorization Bill
• BofA Hit With Class Action Over Credit Card Debt Collection
• Kraft 'Natural' Ad Suit Ripe For Quick Decision, Class Says
• Hausfeld Pushes VW To Talk Deal In Emissions Scandal
• FCC Well-Positioned To Take On Privacy, Official Says
• Cordray Says CFPB Enforcement Not End Run On Rule-Making
• J&J Baby Sleep Aid False Ad Row Back In NJ State Court
• How To Defend Represented Debtor Lawsuits Under Fla. Law
• CFPB — The Newest Cop On The Data Privacy Beat
• Obama Picks Garland To Fill High Court Seat
• Apple Calls Gov't Bid For Data In Calif. 'Security Risk'
• Anthem's $15M Deal To End ACA Switch Suits Nears OK
• Coke Exec Warned Of 'Misleading' Label Risk, Jurors Hear
• FTC's Lord & Taylor Action Shows Perils Of New Ad Strategies
• FDIC Watchdog Rips Efforts To Halt Banks' Tax-Refund Loans
• Court Nominee, Guns, And Constitutional Illiteracy
• Calif. Court Backs Fees In $36M Restoration Hardware Suit
• SC Rep. Floats Bill To Shield States, Tribes From CFPB
• Vt. Urges High Court To Reject 'Patent Troll' Jurisdiction Claim
• AT&T Hit With Shareholder Suit Over Phone Bill 'Cramming'
• Voluntary GMO Food Labeling Bill Would Preempt State Laws
• CFPB Wants Student Debt Relief Firm Closed In Settlement
• UK Antitrust, Consumer Agency Eyes More Enforcement
• Dodd-Frank Regs Should Spare Well-Capitalized Banks: Rep.
• Moody's Says FCC Internet Privacy Rules Could Hurt ISPs
• Shopper Fights Heinz's Bid To Nix 'Made In US' False Ad Suit
• House Committee Skewers Ex-EPA Official Over Flint Crisis
• Vending Machine Salesman Avoids Jail For $11M Scam
• CVS Must Face False Labeling Suit Over Protein Powder
• NJ Judge Downs Drink Price Claims Against TGI Friday's
• Comcast Slams Net Neutrality Complaint Over Stream TV
• $81M Duke Energy Antitrust Deal Strands Some, Objector Says
• Lord & Taylor Settles FTC's Claims It Hid Paid Advertising
• Institutional Investors Hit VW With $3.6B Suit In Germany
• Vt. GMO Law Deadline Looms For Food Cos. — And Congress
• Pom Founder Blasts Coke Cross-Exam At False Ad Trial
• 5th Circ. Will Rehear Energy Co. Pyramid-Scheme Claims
• 'Greedy' Attys Ask 9th Circ. For Higher Fees For Kraft Deal
• Obama Pushes For Balance In Apple IPhone Encryption Fight
• The 8 Firms GCs Can't Stop Talking About
• GCs Say These Firms Are Worth Paying Top Dollar For
• UK Regulator Offers Ways To Prepare For EU Privacy Reforms
• NJ Senate Panel Moves Daily Fantasy Regulatory Bill Forward
• House Approves Amended FERC Rate Challenge Process
• GCs Name Most Elite Law Firms
• Consumers Take 2nd Bite At Chipotle In GMO False Ad Suit
• Japanese Bank Can't Escape Mt. Gox Bitcoin Class Action
• Chamber Readying Legal Challenge To Fiduciary Rule
• CFPB Targets Overdraft Programs
• In Congress: FAA, Navy, And A New Education Secretary
• Coke Set Out To 'Hoodwink' Juice Buyers, Pom Tells Jury
• Small Breaches Cause Big Cyberinsurance Woes: Report
• Guess Can't Junk Tricky Outlet Store Pricing Suits
• Facebook Says Users Don't Show Harm In $15B Tracking MDL
• FCC Broadband Privacy Rules Set ISPs Apart On Liability
• CFPB Pushes Bounds On Using Enforcement As Guidance
• Atty Threatened With Sanctions In Tom's 'Natural' Suit
• FCC Defends Junk Fax Opt-Out Rule, Enforcement Waiver
• Tiversa Wants Out Of State, Federal LabMD Data Lawsuits
• Shutterfly Says Man Hid Fiancee's Identity In Biometric Suit
• PF Chang's Sued Over Calif. Bathroom Accessibility
• Jackson Hewitt, AmEx Hit With Spam Texting Suit
• Hacked Calif. Family Say They Were Comcast Subscribers
• Law Firm Can't Seek Interest On Charged-Off Debt, Suit Says
• SEC Sues Investment Co. Execs Over $350M Ponzi Scheme
• FCC Reveals Plans To Limit Gov't Debt Collector Robocalls
• Cirque Du Soleil Can't End TCPA Suit With Payment: Group
• Rule 68 Offers Can Still Stunt Class Actions — For Now
• Beware The Ides Of March: Consumer Rights In China
• Pom Goes To Trial To Show Coke Labels Cut Into Juice Profits
• Apple Created Own Burden In Phone Unlock Fight, Feds Say
• Unum Group To Pay $46M In Long-Term Care Benefits Row
• Connecticut Pushes Forward Fantasy Sports Regs Bill
• FTC Official Slams Gov't 'Magical Thinking' In IPhone Row
• Hard Rock Developers Must Face Fraud Suit, 9th Circ. Says
• Texas Names Religion Group's Atty As First Assistant AG
• Sens.' Bill Aims To Ground Airline Fees
• FCC Unveils Privacy Rules For Internet Providers
• Trial Pros: GrayRobinson's David Hendrix
• Crafting Digital Class Notices That Actually Provide Notice
• Oversize Drug Packaging Suits Are A 'Waste' For Plaintiffs
• How 3 Social Media Trends Affect Companies
• Facebook Hits Back At Discovery Bid In Face-Tagging Suit
• State Farm Homeowners Win Partial Cert. In Lost Value Suit
• FTC Chief Tells Sens. Agency Not Ignoring Drug Price Hikes
• Home Depot Breach Case Shows 'Cash-Plus' Deals Are Key
• Shoppers Have Beef With Wal-Mart's Bid To Chuck Pork Suit
• Nonprofit Demands Google Video Of Driverless Car Crash
• Senate FAA Bill Shunts Air Traffic Control Reform
• Volkswagen America CEO Departs Amid Emissions Scandal
• DraftKings Seeks Total Halt Of NY AG Action Pending Appeal
• Tennis Racket Buyers Denied Cert. In False Ad Row
• FCC Commish Brings In New Chief Of Staff, Legal Adviser
• Disney Docs To Stay Confidential In Autism Discrimination Suit
• Another Money-Making Program Fraudster Settles With FTC
• Ex-Class Rep Still Has Duties In Nest Suit, Judge Decides
• Fla. Judge OKs $24M Deal Ending BancorpSouth Overdraft Suit
• FCC Slaps Florida Telecom With $1.6M Cramming Fine
• FTC Commish Opposes Bills Demanding Encryption Back Door
• Cable Group Warns FCC Against Set-Top Box Plan
• Vending Machine Fraudster Gets 5 Years For $11M Scheme
• Disabled Flyers Try To Block Detroit Airport Bus Stop Move
• Nestle Consumers' Trans Fat False Ad Suit Gets Nixed
• Coke Says Pom's 'Unclean Hands' Bar False-Ad Suit Damages
• Quicken Asks Court To Flush 'Kitchen Sink' FCA Suit
• The Post-Scalia Fate Of Employment Class Waivers
• Trial Pros: Weil's David Lender
• Wealth Management For Mid-Level Partners
• FTC Heads Look For Harm Trigger In LabMD Data Security Row
• Girardi Gets 'Stingy' Attys' Fee Upped In Nike, Apple Suit
• Calif. DA Accuses Citi, Others Of Deceptive Card Add-Ons
• Coca-Cola Can't Show FTC Pom Report In False Ad Trial
• Class Cert. Denied In Dollar Car Rental Fraud Suit
• 9th Circ. Urged To Overturn Kia, Hyundai Fuel MDL Deal
• Level 3 To Pay $8M To Settle Mass. Unpaid Rent Allegations
• FTC Fights Stay Bid In $1.3B Payday Loan Suit Against Racer
• Fox Again Escapes NY Libel Suit Over 'Low-Cal' Ice Cream
• Dollar General Pushes MDL For Suits Over Obsolete Car Oil
• Suit Says ADT Security Systems Leave Homes Vulnerable
• Suit Says J. Brand Jeans Don't Fit 'Made In Calif.' Label
• Home Depot To Pay $13M To End Consumers' Breach Claims
• Monsanto Tells 9th Circ. Fed. Law Trumps Maui's GMO Ban
• Ill. Treasurer Sues For $2.7M In Unclaimed Sprint Rebates
• Firms Returned $14M To Consumers Due To CFPB Actions
• Class Cert. Denied Again In Yakult Yogurt False Ad Row
• Drones In California: The Laws, The Proposals
• In NY Appeal, DOJ Says Apple Has Unlocked Phones Before
• Facebook Security Officer Blasts Apple IPhone Unlock Demand
• DraftKings, FanDuel CEOs Tell Nevada New Regs Needed
• Va. Gov. Signs 1st Fantasy Sports Consumer Protection Law
• NJ Sen. Introduces Measure To Regulate Daily Fantasy Sports
• Magazine Publisher Hit With Claims It Sells Personal Info
• FTC Opens Inquiry Into Payment Card Data Security Audits
• Obama Defends Wall Street Reform, Pushes For More Regs
• Santander Wants Suit Over Cars' Wreck History Nixed
• Groups Push FERC To Help Pay For Consumer Advocacy
• DraftKings Sues Texas Over Fantasy Sports Opinion
• CFPB Now Taking Online Marketplace Lending Complaints
• Advocates Tell FCC To Fill 'Void' In Privacy Protection
• EU Embraces Support Role In Facebook Antitrust Probe
• Verizon Pays $1.3M To Close FCC Supercookie Probe
• Best Practices For Motions Brief Writing: Part 2
• Restaurant Owner Blames Ch. 11 On Sales, Salmonella Suit
• NBA's Timberwolves Sued Over Paperless Tickets
• Supreme Court Won't Hear TCPA Timeliness Appeal
• It's Too Early To Nix Hyland's False Ad Suit, Consumers Say
• High Court Axes Auto Lobby's Push For Review Of Conn. Laws
• FTC's Early Consumer Protection Challenges Endure
• Google Asks Justices To Mull 'Trial By Formula' In Class Suits
• Apple Phone Unlock Fight Threatens Online Values, Court Told
• Whole Foods Destroyed Evidence, Yogurt MDL Plaintiffs Say
• FCC Wireline Chief Lays Out Broadband Privacy Priorities
• Google, Microsoft Forecast Ripple Effect From iPhone Row
• Bebe Says Proposed TCPA Class Is Too Varied For Cert.
• FanDuel Will Cut Paid Contests In Texas Under AG Deal
• ConAgra Tells 9th Circ. Class Claims Fail In Oil False Ad Row
• Exxon Plant Emissions Hurt Low-Income Residents: Enviros
• Inside The New And Improved EU-US Data Transfer Framework
• San Bernardino Families Say IPhone Row Isn't Privacy Issue
• Best Practices For Motions Brief Writing: Part 1
• CFPB Turns Focus From Consumer Harm In Data Security Debut
• NJ Class Action Says Debt Collector's Notice Was Misleading
• Exec Who Ignored Atty Warnings Could Pay $18M Restitution
• Consumers Fail To Revive Claims In Wal-Mart Wipes Suit
• Tech Industry Groups Back Apple In Calif. Phone Unlock Fight
• SG Says Contract Debt Collectors Aren't State Officials
• Court Limits POM's Enforcement History In False Ad Trial
• Sedgwick Snags Ex-Seyfarth Shaw Litigation Pro In DC
• AT&T Says IPhone Unlock Order Oversteps Law's Limits
• Fla. High Court Revives Suit Accusing UPS Of Art Theft
• Macy's, NJ Town Accused Of Racially Profiling Customer
• GM Ignition Switch Atty Backs Anti-Gag Rule Law
• Tucker Ellis Snags Ex-Sidley Trial Duo For New Chicago Digs
• States Want Dish Sanctioned Over Discovery In TCPA Row
• Comcast Slapped With FCC Net Neutrality Complaint
• Generic Drug Cos. Face Union Action On Price-Fixing Claims
• NY State Hit With Class Action Over 'Tampon Tax'
• Nordstrom Card Fees Violate Lending Laws, Shopper Says
• Debevoise & Plimpton Adds DOJ Cybersecurity Official
• Wells Fargo Seeks Dismissal Of Tribe's $100M Fraud Suit
• Considerations Before Applying For CFPB No-Action Letters
• AG Lynch Rejects 'Parade Of Horribles' In Apple Phone Fight
• Dish Dodges Atty's 'Frivolous' False Ad Suit In 5th Circ.
• Germany Can't Take Facebook Market Dominance For Granted
• Citi Borrowers Lose Mortgage Modification Fight At 9th Circ.
• Quaker Oats Lies About Maple Syrup In Oatmeal, Suit Says
• Feds Treating Apple As Spy In Phone Unlock Row, Groups Say
• CFPB Fines Online Payment System For Lax Data Security
• Any Kefir Fan Would Know Cane Juice Is Sugar, Lifeway Says
• AstraZeneca Urges Del. Justices To End Nexium Fraud Case
• Capital One, Kohl's Rip Suit Over Credit Card Sign-Up Plans
• Federal Jury Burns Off Fuel Additive Cos.' False Ad Brawl
• Wealth Management For New Law Firm Partners
• FIFA Wants A Timeout In Suit Over World Cup Ticket Prices
• VW Denies Investor Claims Of Slow Emissions Disclosure
• Apple Puts NY Order Into Play In Calif. Phone Unlock Fight
• Methods For Asserting Objections Under Amended Rule 34
• J. Crew Website's Sale Prices Misleading, Suit Says
• Atty Award Reduced In $34M Chase Bank Settlement
• FCC Told To Take Consistent, Flexible Privacy Approach
• 9th Circ. Asked To Block Arbitration In Amazon Pricing Suit
• Consumers Move For Cert. In State Farm Robocall Action
• FCC Officials Clash On Effects Of Open Internet Order
• CTIA Urges 9th Circ. To Halt Berkeley's Cellphone Warning Law
• Plaintiffs Face Challenges In 'Cheese' Class Actions
• Tech Cos. Hold Key To Financial Services For The 'Unbanked'
• How 3 Agencies Prosecute Lax Cybersecurity
• Germany Says Facebook May Have Abused Dominance
• Apple Peels Away At DOJ Bid To Unlock Phones With NY Win
• FBI Chief Concedes Broadness Of IPhone Unlock Request
• Borrowers Ask Out Of Payday Lending Suit After Talks End
• NY Appeals Court Revives Fraud Charges On Trump School
• General Mills Again Sued Over Recalled 'Gluten-Free' Cheerios
• Class Appeals Tossed $6M Award In Cox Cable Box Bellwether
• Judge Blasts Pom, Coca-Cola For Complicating False Ad Suit
• Senate GOP Blasts White House For Role In Net Neutrality
• 4th Circ. Refuses To Rethink Payday Loan Arbitration Ruling
• Coca-Cola Settles False Ad Suit Over Juice Blends
• Consumers Seek Cert. In Clarins Cellulite Cream False Ad Suit
• Gap Customer's False-Ad Suit Gets One Last Shot
• Brazilian Police Arrest Facebook Exec Over Data Orders
• FCC Told Carriers Are Blocking Medical Emergency Texts
• Dish Says 'Newly Disclosed' TCPA Evidence Is Old News
• Whole Foods Ducks Proposed Overpricing Class Action
• AT&T Wins Arbitration Order In Throttling Suit
• Dialing In: TCPA Hot Issues For 2016
• FTC Commish Fears Agency Losing Data Privacy Beat To FCC 
• Encryption Debate Moves From Legislatures To Courts