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Consumer Protection - November, 2016

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• Deloitte, Sidley Face $131M Suit Over Aequitas Funds
• Allstate Pays $600K To End SoCal DAs' False Ad Suit
• Male Sex Enhancement Supplement Recalled
• USTelecom Wants Rural Subsidies Fully Funded
• Insurer Says It Needn't Cover US Coachways' $50M TCPA Deal
• American Express' $9M TCPA Settlement Gets Final Nod
• Raymour & Flanigan Escapes Mattress-Tag Class Action
• FCC Pauses Effort To Streamline Team Telecom Reviews
• How CFPB Plans To Regulate Certain Cellphone Carriers
• The Ethical Risks Of A Multijurisdictional Practice
• Braintree Labs Fights Ferring False Ad Trial Delay
• Trump Adds 3rd Anti-Reg Voice To FCC Transition Team
• How Trump's Administration Will Affect Communications
• Ford Credit Title Suit Too Big For State Court, Judge Says
• How Sugar Industry Documents May Impact Litigation
• Kaiser Beats Generic Drug Pricing Class Action, For Now
• Insurer Says Spokeo Defeats Suit Claiming It Duped Seniors
• VW Clears Early Hurdles In Emissions Deal, Supervisor Says
• Spokeo Doesn't Doom Credit Check Claims, 7th Circ. Hears
• Bebe Moves To Decertify Classes In TCPA Text Suit
• Arbitration Forum's Woes Kick Mortgage Suit Back To Court
• Killer Ex-NFLer Sues Jail Telecom Co. After Phone Call Breach
• Judge Scolds LabMD, Tiversa Attys For 'Invective' In Briefs
• Trade Group Says Dr. Oz Cooked Up Fake Olive Oil Claims
• Execs Unaware Of Radio Station's Fatal Contest, FCC Told
• 11th Circ. Affirms Ex-NFL Player's Long ID Theft Sentence
• Vizio Presses To Nix TV Owners' Data Collection Claims
• Advocate Wants FCC Auction To Fund Local Journalism
• And Now A Word From The Panel: MDL Venue Choices
• Two Convicted In 5-Hour Energy Counterfeit Case
• How Law Firms Are Using Analytics To Reduce Write-Offs
• Verizon Urges FCC Latitude On New Real-Time Texting
• Zenefits Penalized $7M By Calif. Insurance Honcho
• The CFPB Under Trump: Debunking Some Preconceptions
• Doctor Defends Sanofi TCPA Suit From Claims It's Untimely
• Wells Fargo Post-Scandal Promise 'Meaningless,' Warren Says
• Rainmaker Q&A: BuckleySandler's Matthew Previn
• Inspiration Struck Hours Before Fannie GC Went To High Court
• Delta, AirTran Want Class Cert. Reversed In Bag-Fee MDL
• Supplement Cos. Shake Some Claims In 'Protein Spiking' Row
• Payday Lenders Say Feds Increasing 'Choke Point' Pressure
• FCC Told Multimedia 911 Texts Would Help Shooting Victims
• DOL Continues Winning Streak In Fiduciary Rule Suits
• FTC Trims DirecTV Defense In False Advertising Suit
• CFPB Warns Companies On Wells Fargo-Style Incentive Plans
• AIG Unit To Pay $1.75M In FINRA Product Push Dispute
• With The New Administration, A New FCC Focus?
• Post Unit Hit With False Ad Suit Over Joint-Health Products
• 5 Ways To Reduce Risk When Acquiring A Payments Company
• The Missing American Jury
• Biz Group Loses Stay Bid In DOL Fiduciary Rule Challenge
• Viacom Says Child Tracking Info Not Covered By Privacy Vow
• Autonomous Cars Need Strong Privacy Rules, Says Nonprofit
• Cellphone Maker Faces Class Action Over Spyware Claims
• Nestlé Waters Challenges Class Claims In TCPA Suit
• Wells Fargo Seeks To Arbitrate Suit Over Phony Accounts
• Tiversa Mostly Beats LabMD's Data Theft Suit
• VW Says Emissions Securities Suit Belongs In Germany
• Protein Powder Maker Accuses Rival Of False Advertising
• Condé Nast Can't Appeal To Get Privacy Suit Nixed
• FCC Seeks Comment On TiVo's Set-Top Box Rule Waiver
• UMass Settles HIPAA Violation Probe After Malware Attack
• 5 DOT Rule Proposals Likely To Draw Trump's Scrutiny
• AARP Lawsuit Puts EEOC In An Awkward Position
• Ford Gets 4 State Classes Logged Off In Touch-Screen Row
• Bank of America Beats Reinsurance Kickback RICO Suit
• FTC Pushes For Privacy Protections In Driverless Cars
• Tinder Extra Features Pricing Violates Calif. Law, Suit Says
• Petco Can't Nix Claims It Hid Background-Check Disclosure
• Michigan AG Supports Consumer Reports Data-Selling Suit
• Invicta Sued Over Allegedly Leaky Waterproof Diver Watches
• Feds Won't Step Into Trump Campaign Text Dispute
• Consumers Blast Equifax In 11th Circ. FCRA Appeal
• Consumer's False Ad Suit Falls Flat, Supplement Maker Says
• DOJ Opts Not To Appeal 2nd Circ.'s Toss Of $1.3B BofA Fine
• TrueBlue To Pay $5M To Settle TCPA Texting Suit
• Trump Team Taps Proskauer, Cahill Attys For Agency Advice
• Consumers Says Nivea Can't Slip Out Of Lotion Suit
• PC Richard Can't Shake Receipt Suit, Consumers Say
• BofA To Pay $29M In Post-Payment Interest Suit
• FCC Enforcement Chief Touts Global Anti-Robocall Push
• Daily Fantasy Merger Won't Help Much With Legal Woes
• Plumlee V. Pfizer: Don't Underestimate Statute Of Limitations
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• Avoiding Law Firm BYOD Risks: Tips For Securing Devices
• Insurers Can't Use Spokeo To Beat Junk Fax Suit, Judge Says
• Sen. Wants FTC To Probe Office Depot Over Malware Scans
• Phone Maker Facing Class Action Over Spyware Installation
• Coldwell Can't Limit Realtor Liability, Calif. Justices Say
• Rogue Class Accused Of Fees Extortion In $18M TCPA Deal
• Treasury Talks Privacy, Arbitration In First Insurance Report
• Mortgage Fraudsters Get Prison For $31M Modification Scam
• Advocates Urge Congress To Let FCC Act On Accessibility
• Justices Told NY Swipe-Fee Law Plays Word Games
• Senate Dems Want FCC Action On Free Data Plans
• 11th Circ. Affirms CashCall Can't Arbitrate Loan Rates Suit
• Hyundai Loses 2nd Bid To Trim Claims In Sunroofs Suit
• NM Official Caught Up In $33M Scheme Asks For Probation
• Tiversa Wants LabMD Sanctioned For 2nd Redo Bid
• Cellphone Users Seek Final Go-Ahead On $7M GE Capital Deal
• Consumer Agency Says Md. Co. Conned Lead Paint Victims
• Mylan Refuses To Testify At Senate's EpiPen Rebate Hearing
• DOD, NJ Agencies Protest FirstEnergy Unit's Rate Proposal
• Tobacco Trial Sheds Light On Punitive Damages Process
• Changing Fiduciary Duty Landscape In A Trump Presidency
• Kroger Tells 9th Circ. To Affirm Toss Of Trans Fat Labeling Suit
• 4 Ways Lawyers Can Improve Their Marketing
• Recipe For Primary Jurisdiction Goes 'Natural'
• 9th Circ. Buries 3 Hawaii Counties' GMO, Pesticide Regs
• GSK, Others Back Bristol-Myers In Plavix Jurisdiction Row
• EU To Press Internet Providers On Data Access, Official Says
• Comcast Hit With Consumer Suit Over Billing Practices
• 2 Senate Dems Drop Hold On FCC Reappointment
• CFPB Asks Full DC Circ. To Save Single-Director Structure
• State Regulators Aim To Fill Trump's Vacuum
• Top 4 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Consumers Want $2M TCPA Deal With Web Retailer Approved
• ConAgra Fights Margarine Buyers' Class Certification Bid
• FCC Says TCPA's Autodialing Restrictions Apply To Texts
• Consumer Says Hyundai Motor Finance Can't Duck TCPA Suit
• Body Shop Sues Verifone In FACTA Credit Card Digits Suit
• Trump Pays $25M To Settle Trump University Fraud Suits
• United HealthCare Fights RadioShack Ch. 11 Records Demand
• FCC Channel Shift Plan Too Rigid, Broadcaster Says
• FDA Weighs Pros And Cons Of Off-Label Promotion
• Beyond Bean Counting: How Legal Can Add True Value
• Recent Decisions Highlight Product Cybersecurity Issues
• Calif. Johnny Rockets In Ch. 7 Faces $37M FACTA Judgment
• NIST Guide A Security Blueprint For Connected-Device Makers
• Chipotle Escapes Fla. Class Action Over GMO Ingredients
• Amgen Investor Defends Decade-Old Derivative Suit
• Twitter User Urges Judge Not To Toss Suit, Citing Spokeo
• Class Calls Jury Info Bid Delaying Tactic In Trump U. Suit
• Kimberly-Clark Hit With False Ad Suit Over Surgical Gowns
• Chicago Passes Strict Licensing Standards For Pharma Reps
• Consumer Supports NJ Claims In Coffee Labeling Suit
• Hearst Email Is Privileged In Privacy Row, Judge Holds
• Wells Fargo Sees Decline In New Account Applications
• Pharmacist Admits Running $2.4M Prescription Fraud Scheme
• Atty Behind $67M 'Missing Pants' Lawsuit Fights Probation
• The Future Of The FCC Robocall Strike Force
• Vitamin Buyers Try Again On False 'Made In USA' Cert. Bid
• $1B Colo. Highway Project Draws Civil Rights Complaint
• Stock, Screen, Steer, Substitute To Win Bellwether Trials
• Patients Want 2 UnitedHealth Clawback Suits Combined
• OPINION: The US Supreme Court In 2017
• CFPB Launches Inquiry Into Consumer Financial Data Access
• Commerce Chief Stumps For Privacy, Trade Partnerships
• DraftKings, FanDuel Say Use Terms Send MDL To Arbitration
• FCC Won't Exempt Mortgage Servicing Calls Under TCPA
• Jackson Hewitt Text-Spam Tiff Faces Arbitration
• Kilpatrick Townsend Nabs Foley & Lardner Partner
• Senator Wants DOJ To Testify At EpiPen Rebate Hearing
• FCC Mustn't Delay Post-Auction Transition, Carriers Say
• NJ Judge Trims Suit Over Chromebook Data-Transfer Speed
• House Panel Urged To Up Rules For The Internet Of Things
• Trump Friend, Others Likely Blocked As Trial Witnesses
• Retailers Urge Visa Not To Steer Transactions To Own Network
• FTC Aims To Be Stricter On Homeopathic Medicine Claims
• 1 Text From Hooters Provides Standing In TCPA Suit: Judge
• Insurers, Medical Practice Clash Over Spokeo In TCPA Suit
• UnitedHealth Sued Again Over Prescription Copay Clawbacks
• FCC's Rosenworcel Pressed To Act On Set-Top Box Plan
• Sens. Call For Action On GMO Approvals At US-China Summit
• Make College Great Again: Higher Education In The Trump Era
• Cybersecurity Forecast: Trump's 'Warfare Of The Future' Plans
• A Primer On The Presidential Appointee Vetting Process
• Merging Law Firms: Think Before You Tie The Knot
• Will FCC Privacy Rules Create Challenges For ISPs?
• NIST Finalizes Security Guidance For Internet Of Things
• Attys Escape Sanctions After Client Lies In Jos. A. Bank Suit
• Uber Again Seeks To Arbitrate Unwanted Text TCPA Suit
• Standing Admitted In Pacquiao-Mayweather Fight MDL
• FCC Allows Gov't To Make Debt Calls Under TCPA Exception
• Guest Tells 11th Circ. Resort Didn't Inform Of Forum Clause
• Anthem Blue Cross Insureds Can't Block 2017 Plan Switch
• City Fair Housing Suits May Have Unfortunate Consequences
• How A Trump Administration Might Affect Product Liability
• Consumers Seek Quick Victory In Costco Receipt Suit
• Spotify Can't Arbitrate Subscription Auto-Renewal Dispute
• NY To Keep Up Pressure On Banks In Age Of Trump
• Consumers Say GNC Can't Trash 'Slack Fill' Suit
• PayPal Users Seek Final OK On $4M Account Hold Deal
• BMW To Pay Back Owners Or Fix Flaws To Settle Class Action
• Bursor & Fisher Hit Back At Rival Firms In Tuna Class Suit
• CFPB Pushes Investigation Into Seller-Financed Home Deals
• Just For Men Maker Cuts Off Hair Dye Allergy Suit
• Inside NHTSA's Proposed Cybersecurity Best Practices
• Fallen Warriors In The Game Of Mobile Privacy
• Merging Law Firms: Why Deals Fail Or Underperform
• Product Contamination: Strong Underwriting Is Key
• Hackers Expose 412M Website Accounts, Report Says
• Justices Could Create 'Rush To Federal Court' In Fannie Case
• 6th Circ. Says It Can't Stop Detroit Water Shutoffs
• AT&T's Free Data Plan May Violate Net Neutrality, FCC Says
• House Passes Anti-Spoofing, Rural Calling Bills
• Level 3 Says FCC Empowered To Limit Nat'l Security Reviews
• Hyundai, Kia Escape Suit Targeting Cars With Peeling Paint
• Directors Guild Presses FCC To Release Set-Top Plan
• Chrysler, Engine Maker Accused Of Emissions Cheating
• Senior VA Atty Misused Position To Aid Sham Vets' Charity
• Trump U Suit Shouldn't Pause For Prez Transition, Court Told
• Reuters, Pillsbury, FireEye Align For Cybersecurity Program
• Real Estate Lender Fights Bid to Move LA Rams Ticket Suit
• Attack Of The Zombie Webcams: DDoS Attacks And The Insecure IoT
• What To Expect From The New Senate
• Class Seeks to Keep Glassdoor Email Leak Suit In Court
• Costco Hopes For Early Win In Receipt Suit
• Vitamin Health's False Ad Fight Not Covered, 6th Circ. Told
• Clinics Target Specialty Pharmacy For Unwanted Fax Ads
• Quicken Loans Gets False Claims Suit Transferred To Mich.
• Merging Law Firms: Beware Conflicts Of Interest
• FTC Says VW Must Provide More Info On Missing Docs
• Treatment Program Owners Charged In $176M Scheme
• Judge Tosses Suit Over Film Ratings For Smoking Scenes
• Man Vs. Machine: Or, Lawyers Vs. Legal Technology
• OPINION: The Verdict — A Rejection Of Politics As Usual
• The New State AG Landscape
• Walgreen's Slips Class Action Over Pharma Records Charge
• Trump's FTC May Scale Back On Data Security Enforcement
• Bitcoin Exchange Operator Charged In Laundering Probe
• Fannie Mae, Consumer Dispute Standing In Credit Report Row
• LabMD Wins Stay From FTC Order At 11th Circ. In Data Row
• FTC Can't Get $26.5M Damages Ruling In Amazon In-App Case
• FCC's Clyburn Wants 'Pitches' On Broadband Cost, Diversity
• Debt Collection Co. Owner Gets 5 Years For Fraud Scheme
• Nature's Bounty Seeks Dismissal From False Ad Suit
• Grape-Growing Sonoma County Votes In GMO Crop Ban
• Judge Gives Initial OK To Electric Co.'s $1.1M TCPA Deal
• Expedia Looks To Nix Claims In 'Bait And Switch' Ad Suit
• Adobe, State AGs Settle Data Breach Claims In $1M Deal
• Hearst Ordered To Provide More Docs In Subscriber Suit
• Merging Law Firms: Why Hogan Lovells Has Worked
• Rigid Team Telecom Deadlines Not Doable, Exec. Branch Says
• Trump Can't Keep His Own Words Out Of Trump U. Trial
• Trump University Lawsuit Won't Pause For Presidency
• Yahoo Hints At 2014 Knowledge Of Massive Breach
• What To Do About Defamatory Online Reviews
• Pomerantz Doesn't Deserve Sanctions In FDCPA Suit: Judge
• Future Of Dodd-Frank Uncertain Under Trump
• The Death Of Frye: DC Appeals Court Embraces Daubert
• Takeaways From New FCC Privacy Rules For ISPs And Telcos
• Data Analytics: How Parties Are Using Tools Beyond TAR
• EU Data Protection Reform To Create 75K Compliance Posts
• Subscriber Says Hearst Email Isn't Privileged In Privacy Row
• US Coachways' $50M Settlement In TCPA Suit Approved
• Banana Republic Patrons Urge Revival Of False Ad Class Row
• NFL Fan Wants 3rd Circ. To Reconsider Super Bowl Ticket Suit
• LabMD, FTC Data Security Battle Heads To Small Screen
• PHH To Pay $28M Fine To End NY Mortgage Servicing Probe
• Squire Patton Boggs Picks Up Data Expert In Brussels
• Boyd Biloxi Scores Final OK For Deal In Casino TCPA Suit
• Pfizer Nabs 9th Circ. Victory In Zoloft False-Ad Suit
• AT&T Tells 9th Circ. There's No Need To Review Data Win
• VW Owners' Counsel Seeks $175M Cut In Emissions MDL
• Vizio Seeks Quick Win In TV False Ad Suit
• 10 Things To Know About Net Neutrality And Class Actions
• AdvancePierre Escapes Sandwich Trans Fat Suit
• Foreign Affairs Outlook For Trump Presidency, 115th Congress
• Best Buy's DirecTV Gear Lease Was Fraud, 9th Circ. Told
• DOL Cites Fiduciary Rule Win In US Chamber's Challenge
• Audi Accused Of Using Emissions Defeat Devices
• Californians Vote To Keep Ban On Plastic Carryout Bags
• The Next Threat To Cybersecurity: Consumer Fatigue
• Rural Telecom Group Wants FCC Subsidy Gaps Filled
• Samsung Faces Challenge Of Recalls Across Jurisdictions
• Trump's Upset Win Puts Obama Legacy On Chopping Block
• After Trump's Triumph, What's Next?
• Trump Win Puts These 4 On High Court Shortlist
• House GOP To Drive Trump's Banking Policies
• Trump's Security Focus To Hamper Corporate Privacy Efforts
• GOP Retains Control Of Both Houses Of Congress
• American Airlines Wants Trip Insurance Suit Grounded
• Ford Driver Classes Look To Expand Screen Defect Claims
• Shopper Springs Suit On Sleepy's Over Gift Card Promotion
• Calif. Insurance Chief Tells State Farm To Rebate $100M
• Subway Asks To Reconsider Denial Of FACTA Appeal
• Wal-Mart Sold Fake Egyptian Cotton Linens, Shopper Says
• Relators Say K&L Gates Atty Unfairly Testifying In FCA Suit
• Wireless Group Asks FCC For More Transparency Rule Relief
• Justices Wrestle With Standing On City Mortgage Suits
• Parents Push Back At Viacom Over Child-Tracking Claims
• Broadcasters Lobby FCC To Reform Nat'l Security Reviews
• Payday Lender Flouted FCRA, 9th Circ. Hears
• Nev. Judge Shuts Down Trump's Early Voting Suit
• Audio Co. Seeks Exit From Colts Fan's App Privacy Row
• Dick's Urges Judge To Deny Cert. In Text Message Suit
• Consumers Seek Sanctions Against Sprint In Tax Charge Suit
• 11th Circ. Allows Amended JPMorgan Escrow Fraud Suit
• Underfilled Tuna Can Suit Attys Brawl Over Lead Status
• The Firms Cashing In This Election Season
• Why The Candidates' BigLaw Bills Keep Rising
• Candid Advice From The Bench: Judges Are People Too
• DC Circ. Judges Warm To FCC Fax-Ad Rule Challenge
• CFPB's Project Catalyst: Is It Worth The Risk?
• 3 Strikes And No Class Cert. For Calif. Car Renters
• Scope Of Class Actions For Plaintiffs Remains Unclear
• DOL's 1st Guidance On Fiduciary Rule
• QC Holdings To Pay $1.5M To Settle TCPA Suit
• 9th Circ. Told Dodd-Frank Means BofA Can't Dodge Calif. Law
• Homeowner Blames Libor Fix For Higher Mortgage Rate
• UK Regulator Pressing Facebook, WhatsApp Over User Privacy
• Vizio's TV Snooping Flouts Privacy Laws, Consumers Say
• Shamu Doll Claims Sink In SeaWorld Ad Suit, Judge Says
• Broker Seeks To Escape Spat Over Robocall Suit Coverage
• Verizon Urges Caution In FCC's Data Roaming Review
• Premera Looks To Ax Amended Data Breach Fraud Claims
• All Eyes On Kennedy In High Court Fair Housing Fight
• Film Producer Fights Arbitration Of 2014 Sony Hack Claims
• Aaron's Says Class Cert. Impossible In Spying Software Suit
• Rabobank Tells 7th Circ. To Toss Law Firm's Fee Case
• Dillard's Employees Seek Class Cert. In Data Breach Suit
• Lithium-Ion Batteries: A Practitioner's Primer
• Amazon Warns License Plan Could Delay Set-Top Box Unlock
• Experian Can't Leave American Eagle Spam Text Dispute
• 7 Steps For Managing An Associate Who May Be Impaired
• Why Even Insured Businesses Should Beware TCPA Violations
• Regulatory Exams: Preparation Is More Than Half The Battle
• Calif. High Court Showdown: Broughton-Cruz Vs. Concepcion
• DOL Gets First Victory In Fiduciary Rule Challenges
• Uber Settles Women's Suit Over Sex Assaults By Drivers
• Time Warner Cable Urges 7th Circ. To Keep Data Suit Buried
• Dems Press FTC To Step Up Internet Of Things Regulation
• Benefits Manager Escapes Blue Cross Hep C Coverage Suit
• Sheppard Mullin Snags Ex-Hogan Lovells Trial Pro In DC
• Calif. Tribe Says Bank Not 'Savior' In Embezzlement Row
• FCC Told To Extend Small-ISP Transparency Rule Relief
• Security Co. Hit With Suit Over Litigation Limit In Contracts
• Lawmakers Call On Feds To Investigate Insulin Pricing
• Napa Grape Thief Charged With Mislabeling Wine
• Calif. Regulator's Data Ask Not Barred For Now, Judge Says
• Plunge In Tax Return ID Theft Gets IRS Tooting Own Horn
• Pa. AG Says Nursing Home Chain Fell Short Of Promises
• You May Not Be Covered For That Fraudulent Wire Transfer
• The Role Of Litigation Analytics In Your Case
• Humana, Bucs Get Break On Solicited Fax Opt-Out Rule
• Norwegian Watchdog Hits Fitbit, Others Over Privacy Missteps
• State, Federal Regulator Suits Against ITT Tech Put On Hold
• Apple's Contract Barred App Privacy Breach, Judge Told
• Consumers Say Other Samsung Phones 'Ticking Time Bombs'
• Whole Foods Class Action Over Misweighed Produce Tossed
• Expedia 'Bait and Switch' Hotel Ads Suit Sent To Mediation
• San Francisco Sues Developer Over Sinking Tower
• Pa. Becomes Latest State To Pause Ties With Wells Fargo
• Twitter Wants Publicity Suit Over Profile-Trading Game Tossed
• Purina, Blue Buffalo False Ad Fight Ends With Settlement
• Warriors Deny Eavesdropping On Fans In Wiretap Suit
• Enterprise Hit With Suit Over Fake Driver Toll Charges
• Wells Fargo's RMBS Also Under State, Federal Investigation
• Microsoft Hits FCC Commissioner With Set-Top Box Concerns
• VW To Make 3-Liter Emissions Deal By End Of Nov.
• Uber Says Taxis Just Clinging To Monopoly With Fla. Suit
• Green Coffee Adman Must Disgorge $29M In Fake Ad Suit
• 2nd Circ. Backs Ban On 'Gray Market' Sale Of Abbott Test Strip
• FCC Warns Of Scammers Seeking Gift Card Payments
• Justices Eye Credit Card Surcharge Laws And Free Speech
• SEC, DOJ Investigating Wells Fargo Over Account Scandal
• 'Made In USA' Vitamin Buyer's Class Cert. Bid Too Long
• Behavioral Science For Incentive Compensation Reviews
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 5
• Food Trade Group Fined Record $18M In Wash. Ballot Case
• IRS Shakes Class Action Over 2015 Data Breach
• Lowe's Pays $2.2M To Settle Applicant Background Check Suit
• Mylan's EpiPen Rebate Deal Is Unacceptable, W.Va. AG Says
• DGA Presses Set-Top Concerns With FCC's Rosenworcel
• CFPB Sues Pair Over 'Illegal' Debt-Collection Scheme
• LA County Hit With Suit Over Home Eco-Upgrade Loans
• Trump U Students Say Trump's Public Comments Fair Game
• Fannie Mae Says No Common Class In Credit Report Suit
• Cirque US Arm Wants Out Of TCPA Junk Fax Complaint
• Thousands Sign On To AT&T-Time Warner Merger Opposition
• FTC Reaches Settlement With Alleged Illegal Telemarketers
• 4 Ways To Get Associates Trial-Ready
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 4
• LabMD Says Tiversa's Fraud Saves Data-Theft Claims
• Dick's Patron Seeks Class Cert., Denies 'Baiting' TCPA Suit
• Facebook Says TCPA Unconstitutional In Texting Suit
• Dunning-Industry CEO Says He Overstated Debts In $31M Con
• Lawmakers Seek EPA Info On $14.7B VW Emissions Deal
• Groups Ask Facebook To Clarify Content Removal Policies
• Anthem Sued Over 'Bait And Switch' Enrollments
• Mortgage Co. Inks Settlement After $30.5M Toxic Loan Verdict
• AT&T-Time Warner Deal Raises Net Neutrality Q's, Sen. Says
• DirecTV Facing Class Cert. Bid For Calling 18K People
• 5-Hour Energy Seeks Partial Win In False-Ad MDL
• What To Know About CFPB's New Prepaid Card Rule
• Class Cert. Sought In FCRA Suit Over Consumer Report Sales
• Snack Co. Wants Evaporated Cane Juice Suit Trashed
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 3
• General Mills Looks To Dump Sugary Cereals Labeling Suit
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 8