Consumer Protection Archive » October, 2017

Consumer Protection - October, 2017

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• 'Phantom' Debt Collector Settles With Ill. AG, FTC For $9M
• Racing Corvette Buyers Sue GM Over Unsafe Engines
• Seagate Hard Drive Buyers Say False Label Can Save Cert.
• CVS Says Spat Over Flu Shot Calls Shouldn't Be Reassigned
• Social Media Cos. Will Seek To Block Foreign Political Ads
• Judge Advises Tossing Last Nationwide Data-Breach Claims
• NY, Vt. AGs Strike Deal To Resolve Hilton Data Breach Probe
• One Year Later: How Trump Has Changed Telecom Policy
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Lakers' TCPA Coverage Loss
• FTC Says Fla. Invention-Promotion Co. Is Delaying Scam Case
• Consumers Get Initial OK On $300M Vita-Mix Blender Deal
• SeaWorld Looks To Escape Ticket Buyers' False Ad Suit
• NJ Sues Purdue Pharma Over Opioid Marketing
• 6th Circ. Renews TV, Internet Tying Claim Against Developer
• Jacoby & Meyers Clients Lose Class Cert. Bid In Billing Suit
• Equifax Wants Chicago Lawsuit Moved To Federal Court
• Judging A Book: McConnell Reviews 'Unequal'
• Texas AG Says 127 Gas Stations Gouged Prices During Harvey
• FTC Fights Marketers' Bid To Dismiss Discount Clubs Suit
• CareFirst Pushes High Court To Tackle Breach Standing Divide
• NJ Authorities Say Breaches Affecting 116K Reported In 2016
• Trivago Hit With Stock Drop Suit Amid British Probe
• Del. Court Wants More Talks On $15B Student Loan Trusts
• Claire's, Carnival Hit With Blind Access Suits Over Websites
• FDA May Revoke Soy Heart-Health Claim
• Bosch Can't Nix Suit Claiming Role In VW Emissions Scandal
• CFPB Chief Urges Trump To Keep Arbitration Rule Alive
• Consumer Gets 'Superfood' Fraud Suit Moved To Utah
• Implied Contract Claims Survive In US Airways Bag Suit
• Onvia Stockholders Want 'Misleading' Deltek Merger Halted
• Making Pro Bono Work
• Being There: Preparing Witnesses For Depositions
• UBS Fined $3.5M Over Charity, Retiree Overcharge Claims
• 1st Circ. Says FBI Warrant Issued From Va. Valid In Mass.
• FTC Settles Suit With Credit Score Site Schemers For $760K
• UCLA Shoppers' Attys Get Fraction Of Fee Ask In FACTA Deal
• Merck Can't Escape Fosamax MDL, Patients Tell High Court
• Subway Patrons' Ill. Soda Tax Suit Sent Back To State Court
• Feds Want For-Profit College CEO's Home In $1.9M Forfeiture
• Fired Wells Fargo Bankers Lose Race Bias Suit
• Vitamin Maker Gets Trim Of 'Made In USA' Class Action
• BancorpSouth Seeks Rehearing Over $24.5M Coverage Denial
• Facebook Users Say Biometric Data Mining Causes Real Harm
• Class Wants Objector's Atty DQ'd In Caribou TCPA Suit
• Making Pro Bono Work: The Sidley-Exelon Partnership
• Leveraged Loan Decision Could Have Broad Consequences
• Rejecting FTC Drug-Level Standard On Dietary Supplements
• Lessons From A Challenge To CPSC Civil Penalty Authority
• Digital Assistants Create Privacy Paradox
• Recipe For Legal Project Management: Look To BBQ Champs
• Mich. Bill To Shield Cybersecurity Plans From FOIA Advances
• 11th Circ. OKs Intervenors In Buccaneers Junk Fax Suit
• Proof In Quicken Loans TCPA Case Is 'Powerful,' Court Told
• Job Applicants Can't Consolidate Waffle House Class Actions
• Ropes & Gray DQ'd In Guardant Health's False Ad Suit
• Audible Defends Renewal Terms In Book Credit False Ad Row
• Starbucks Must Face Applicant's Suit Over Background Check
• Navient, Proposed Class Rep Say Other Plaintiffs Meddling
• Fla. Regulator OKs Duke Deal To Cut Rates, Add $6B In Solar
• Xytex Settles Claims Over Poorly Screened Sperm Donor
• Making Pro Bono Work: Can You Practice In Your State?
• Direct Sales Industry Should Commit To Consumer Protection
• Representing Women At The Intersection Of Law And Finance
• NY, Mass. Officials Say Breach Law Shouldn't Override States
• Trustee Switch For $12B Student Loan Fund Hits Snag In Del.
• Feds Rip Quicken's Bid To Strike Loan Findings In FCA Suit
• Calif. Regulator Faces Suit Sparked By $379M Wildfire Costs
• Court Again Chucks Chicken Chain's TCPA Deal
• Consumers Rip Dr Pepper's Bid To Beat Labeling Suit
• Millennium Tower Holding Co. Can't Escape Sinking Suit
• Supplement Cos., Execs Indicted Over Hidden Stimulants
• German Watchdog Opens 1st Consumer Protection Query
• 4 Takeaways From The Demise Of The CFPB Arbitration Rule
• Kaspersky Lab Says It Got NSA Code Off Personal Computer
• Conagra Escapes 'Natural' Labeling Suit Over Wesson Oil
• Compounder Can't Duck Drug Marketing Suit, Allergan Says
• Making Pro Bono Work: Building Sponsorship Relationships
• Subway Franchiser Demands Sanctions In Ill. Soda Tax Suit
• How Choice Act Would Change Agency Rule-Making Authority
• 9th Circ. Addresses Lower Court Split On False Ad Cases
• CFPB Walks Data Privacy Tightrope On Mortgage Disclosures
• What I Learned In My 1st Year: Be A Sponge
• US Airways Aims To Trim Baggage Suit After 9th Circ. Ruling
• Showtime Says Mayweather PPV Viewers OK'd Arbitration
• Senate Votes To Kill CFPB Arbitration Rule
• Lumber Liquidators Strikes $36M Deal In Laminate MDL
• EU Court Adviser Hits Facebook In Privacy Law Battle
• Blind Can't Bet At Florida Casinos, Racetracks, Suits Say
• House OKs Bill To Restrict Donations In DOJ Settlements
• Blind Five Guys Customers Seek Cert. In ADA Website Suit
• Sonic Customers Push To Centralize Data Breach MDL In Okla.
• Proposed Class Seeks Lender's Docs In 'Rent-A-Tribe' Suit
• Rio Tinto Hit With Investor Suit Over Mozambique Coal Fraud
• Devices Can Collect Kids' Commands Without Consent: FTC
• Making Pro Bono Work: Beyond The Hurdles
• Venable Hires Ex-Paul Hastings, CFPB Atty As DC Partner
• Walmart, Fla. Firm Face Class Cert. Bid In Robocall Suit
• CFPB Rips Treasury Arbitration Report As Senate Kills Rule
• Pret Says Class Action Over Underfilled Wraps An Overreach
• New Fannie Mae Shareholder Case Against FHFA Has Merit
• Ex-Phillies Pitcher Settles Suit Over Fashion Show Ticket Flap
• Stacking The Deck Against Opioid Plaintiffs
• UK Finance Regulator Launches Equifax Data Breach Probe
• Ashley Madison Users Blast Objector To $11.2M Breach Deal
• 'White Hats' Face Red Tape As Data Gets Deadly
• FTC Can Seek Refunds In $17M Time-Share Scheme Suit
• Aetna Mailing Breached Privacy, HIV Patient Says
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear TCPA Consent-Withdrawal Case
• Target Advertised Pleather As Leather, Consumers Allege
• Annie's Makes Bid To Dismiss Synthetic Salad Dressing Suit
• Judging A Book: Pryor Reviews 'Scalia Speaks'
• Nestlé's Spinach Shards Suit In Wrong Court, Judge Says
• Treasury Report Adds To Case Against CFPB Arbitration Rule
• The Inside Counsel Revolution
• Law Firm Can't Undo Debtor's Win In Unfair-Collection Suit
• Jackson Hewitt Beats Customers' Fraud Claims, For Now
• Investors Say Skechers Overstated Projected Sales Growth
• Consumers Claiming SpeedyPC Tricked Them Get Class Cert.
• TJ Maxx Shoppers Bolster Thread Count Inflation Claims
• 9th Circ. Keeps Call Recording Suit In Federal Court
• Judge Urges No Sanctions For Withheld Ticketmaster Docs
• NJ Drink-Price Ruling Stresses Proof Of Consumer Harm
• 9th Circ. Revives Kimberly-Clark 'Flushable' Wipe Ad Suit
• GAO Leveraged Loan Decision Puts Guidance In Doubt
• Body Armor Co.'s Bulletproof Vests Are Defective, Suit Says
• Avis Settles TCPA Class Action Over Text Messages
• Schiff Hardin Hires Squire Patton Product Liability Atty
• How Arbitrators Maintain Proportionality In Discovery
• Political Ad Disclosure Bill To Test Online Giants' Might
• $10K A Day Contempt Sanction For Google Is OK'd By Judge
• Ace Insurance Gets Nod For $9.8M TCPA Class Settlement
• NJ Wants To Yank Doc's License For Overprescribing Opioids
• Alarm.com Can't Dodge TCPA Claims In Telemarketing Suit
• Treasury's 'Gotten Nowhere' On Currency For Blind: Judge
• Ashley Furniture Ducks Suit Over DuraBlend Marketing
• PG&E Liable For $8M Landslide Damage, San Francisco Says
• Long Beach To Spend $180M On Walkways To Settle ADA Row
• EU Privacy Shield Gets Good Marks, For Now
• Brazilian Cops To Laundering Funds From TelexFree Scam
• Flying Baseball Suit Protection Could Be Down To Final Out
• Latte Drinkers Say Starbucks Can't Dodge Underfilling Suit
• Coca-Cola Can't Shake Seagram's Ginger Ale False Ad Suit
• Wells Fargo Says Derivative Ruling Won't Help In Class Action
• Investors Lose Bid For 20M Pages Of Docs In Volkswagen MDL
• Zillow Says Consumers' 'Zestimates' Suit Should Be Tossed
• Sharp Can't Remand TV Quality Row With Chinese Licensee
• Home Depot Dodges Background Check Suit, Spokeo Cited
• The Law Firm CFO's Role In The Strategic Planning Process
• Cos. Pursued By FTC Show How Not To Sell Health Products
• CFPB Stresses CashCall CEO's Wealth In $287M CFPA Trial
• Bayer Seeks To End One-A-Day Labeling Class Action
• Feds Rip Google's $10K-A-Day Offer For Contempt Sanctions
• Trump Nominates Joseph Simons Of Paul Weiss As FTC Chair
• CPSC's Mohorovic Leaves Agency For Dentons
• CFPB Guidelines Aim To Balance Innovation, Data Protection
• Schwab Clients Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Trade Routing Suits
• Bed Bath & Beyond Says Cotton Suit Hangs On Sham Test
• Restaurant Asks 11th Circ. To Toss Objection To Card-Fee Deal
• 3rd Circ. Revives Eyedrop Users' Action Over Dosage Size
• Convicted Auto Racer's Brother Fined In Payday Loan Scheme
• Law Firms Must Transition To An Industry Sector Approach
• Tribal Lenders Look To Avoid Taint Of Racer's $2B Fraud
• Navigating The Pitfalls Of Civil Investigative Demands
• Amazon Seeks Arbitration In Faulty Eclipse Glasses Suit
• CashCall GC Blames Katten As $287M CFPA Trial Starts
• Telegram App Fined For Not Giving Russia Encryption Keys
• McKesson Fax Recipients Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Cert. Bid
• Chicago Law Firm Brings Proposed Class Action Over Faxes
• Pizza Hut Says Credit Card Info Exposed In Online Order Hack
• BNY Fights Trust Class's Bid For Quick Win In Tax Fee Dispute
• More Medicare Patients Join Class In Due Process Suit
• AT&T Customers Attack FAA's Constitutionality At 9th Circ.
• New NY Rules Crack Down On Title Insurance Abuses
• 'Cane Juice' False Ad Action Greenlighted, With Caveat
• Bosch Says VW Dealers Can't Show Harm In RICO Action
• Boston Airport Hotel Files $1M Suit Over Shoddy Furniture
• Judging A Book: Kozinski Reviews 'The Judge'
• Coke, Pepsi Diet Drinks Can Add Weight, False Ad Suits Say
• Take Down Or Stay Down: Digital Piracy And Trade Negotiation
• Brazil Scores Partial Win Against Indonesian Chicken Rules
• Experian Beats Suit Over Abandoned Payday Loan In Report
• Senators Back More Oversight Of Credit Bureau Cybersecurity
• Calif. Resident Says Indian Restaurant Sending Spam Texts
• Discount Club Operators Say FTC Lacks Proof In Scam Suit
• In Microsoft, Justices To Set Feds' Reach For Overseas Data
• ZwillGen Nabs Ex-DHS Cyber Pro From Hogan Lovells
• 5 Questions GCs Should Ask On Securing Internet Of Things
• Vizio Denied 9th Circ. Appeal Of Video Privacy Decision
• Neutrogena Buyers Seek Class Cert. In Sunscreen Label Row
• Excess Insurer Must Face $4M Data Breach Coverage Suit
• Nestle Suit Over Glass In Spinach Teeters On Venue Row
• Daimler Recalls More Than 1 Million Vehicles For Air Bags
• 21st Century Oncology Cleared To Solicit Ch. 11 Plan Votes
• Travel Agents Appeal To 9th Circ. In Airline Price-Fix Suit
• Prevagen Memory Product Maker Fights Cert. In Ad Suit
• 9th Circ. Urged To Punt MetLife Disclosure Issue To State
• Loan Servicing Co. Investors Seek Final OK For $6M Deal
• VW, Marketing Co. Appeal Class Cert. In Autodialing Suit
• Privacy Groups Want Recall On 'Spying' Google Speaker
• 'Time-Share Advocate' Firm Denies Meddling With Contracts
• Yahoo Can Disclose Deceased's Emails, Mass. Justices Say
• Calif. Extends Wells Fargo Sanctions Over Accounts Scandal
• Jeep Drivers Fight For Class Cert. In Hacking Suit
• JPMorgan Hackers Should Face Prosecution First, Feds Say
• Cookie Buyers Can't Push Label Fraud Claims Nationwide
• Charter Wants Call Suit Paused Pending TCPA Challenges
• Counsel In J&J 'Natural' Labeling Suit Seek $2.25M Fees
• Congress Working To Raise Bank Rules Threshold, Cohn Says
• New Post-Recession Metrics For BigLaw Partner Success
• Understanding FDA Guidance On Connected Medical Devices
• High Court To Weigh Microsoft Overseas Data Warrant Row
• Yahoo's Info On 2B Hacked Accounts Doesn't Satisfy Judge
• 'Game Of Loans' FTC Push Targets Student Debt Relief Scams
• Regulators Continue Tussle Over CFPB Arbitration Rule
• Google Sharing App User Data Without Permission, Suit Says
• No Counterclaims For Law Firms In CFBP Illicit Fees Case
• EPA, Chemical Cos. Draw Up New Regs For Dicamba Herbicide
• CFPB Enforcement Chief, An Ex-Mayer Brown Atty, To Leave
• Diamond Resorts Says Time-Share Service Misled Customers
• Auto Software Maker Wants Rival's Sales Halted
• CFPB's New Payday Loan Rule Massively Changes Industry
• SoFi Pulls Bank Charter Application Amid Executive Upheaval
• Auto Racer, Atty Guilty Of Running Predatory Loan Empire
• Time To Lift Student Loan Counseling Restrictions
• Travelers Unit Says It Needn't Cover Hotel Breach Claim
• Generic-Drug Lobby Asks 4th Circ. To Halt Md. Pricing Law
• Hyatt Hotels Says Card Data Breach Affected 41 Properties
• Sometimes It Pays To Litigate Against The CFPB
• The New Wave Of Employee Biometrics Class Actions
• France Attack Widow Says Google, Facebook, Twitter Aid ISIS
• Atlantic Media's GC Says Email Scam Targets Job Applicants
• 7th Circ. Affirms Coverage Excluded For $24M Overdraft Deal
• Fitbit Heart-Rate Monitor Row Pushed To Arbitration
• Campbell-Ewald Cuts Need For Class Cert. Bid In TCPA Row
• TCPA Exempts Charity Fundraiser's Calls, Illinois Judge Says
• Racer In $2B Loan Fraud Says Atty Advice Drove Tribal Ties
• NY Auto Dealers Pay $1M To End Probe Of Padded Prices
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Payors' Depakote Suit Against Abbott
• Mass. Ruling Doesn't End NJ Eyedrops Case, 3rd Circ. Told
• Chicago Hotel Faces ADA Suit Alleging Inaccessibility
• Burger King Settles Croissan'wich Suit With $2 Gift Cards
• Expedia Can't Trim Claims In Hotels' False Ad Suit
• Rams Fight Fan's Remand Bid In Ticket Litigation
• Retailers Must Prevent Sales Of Recalled Products
• Evaluating 'Loser Pays' Clauses In Arbitration Agreements
• UK Lawmaker Joins Grilling Over Equifax Data Breach
• Häagen-Dazs Can't Slip TCPA Suit Over 'Thank You' Text
• Patients Fault Cancer Center Over Ch. 11 Plan Info Omissions
• Fla. Jewelers Say Distributor Undercut Their Businesses
• Hospital Can't Pause TCPA Suit For Autodial Definition
• 'Wizard Of Oz' Reference Caps $2B Tribal Payday Loan Trial
• Quaker Beats False Ad Suit Over Syrup-Less Maple Oatmeal
• Why You Should Consider Hyperlinking Your Next Brief
• Atty, Ex-Inmates Seek Class Cert. In Call Recording Suit
• Judge Slams Hilton Coupon Settlement In False Ad Action
• AGs Tell Experian, TransUnion To Halt Fees Post-Equifax
• Hi-Tech To Pay $40M In Sanctions In FTC Labeling Suit
• The End May Be Nigh For FACTA Claims
• 3 District Court Decisions Highlight Limits To CFPB Claims
• Greenpeace Swings Free Speech Ax At Logger's RICO Suit
• Court Won't Nix Fee Split In Wells Fargo Case Dispute
• Monsanto Slams Scientific Experts In Roundup Cancer MDL
• 9th Circ. Asked To Rehear 'Supercookies' Arbitration Row
• Atty Eyed For Payday Loan Fraud Says Tribe Strategy Is Legit
• High Court Skips Review Of Conagra Labeling Class Cert.
• Supplement Co. Defends Tactics After Atty's Site Attacked
• Cubs, MLB Sued By Fan Who Says Foul Ball Blinded Him
• Vietnamese Man Extradited Over Role In Shopping Scam
• Don't Drive 'Train' Through Risk Retention, DC Circ. Told
• 3 Meningitis Pharmacy Workers Must Face FDA Fraud Claims
• AFL-CIO Flags Possible Insider Trading In Navient For SEC
• Fiat, Bosch Want Claims Of Evading Emissions Tests Nixed
• Asian-Americans Facing Challenges In The Legal Industry
• Supreme Court Won't Review Facebook CFAA Win
• Whole Foods Hit With Class Action Over Taproom Breach
• Ulta, Shampoo Maker Must Face 'Sulfate-Free' Labeling Suit
• Mass. AG Runs Point As Top Trump Critic
• Some Cybersecurity Every Day Will Keep The FTC Away
• Hotel Group Can't Duck Data Breach Claims, Consumers Say
• Restaurants Sued Over No-Tipping Policy 'Conspiracy'
• Reliability Of 'Price Premium' Calculations In Class Actions
• Fiat Chrysler Wins DQ Of Atty In Defective Car Suit
• Equifax Fallout Could Boost Consumers' Shaky Harm Claims
• Nestle Looks To Drown 'Colossal Fraud' Poland Spring Suit
• Banks Could Fill Void Amid CFPB Payday Loan Crackdown
• SEC Says Atlanta Atty Participated In $30M Ponzi Scheme
• Mich. Restaurant Secures Initial OK For $7M TCPA Deal
• L'Oreal Can't Cut Most Claims In Keratin Class Action
• Judge Slams Tenn.'s Driver's License Suspension Practices
• Generic Cos. Say Mass. Ruling Foils 3rd Circ. Eye Drop Case
• Purina Can't Duck Suit Claiming Fish Food Killed Bass
• A BigLaw Ladies' Guide To Becoming A 1st-Chair Trial Lawyer
• Yahoo Judge Wants To Know What Hack News Means For MDL
• California Man Sentenced For Selling Counterfeit Air Bags
• Judge Rips Attys In Payday Loan Action For Incivility
• Farmers Fight Syngenta Bid To Speed $218M Verdict Appeal
• Fla. Tinder User Reasserts Claim That App Isn't Free
• Aetna Suit Over HIV Drug Disclosures Lands In Pa.
• 4 Takeaways From FTC V. D-Link Systems
• Post-Crisis AG Enforcement Is Just The Beginning
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Review $8.5M Google Privacy Pact
• TransUnion Bid To Undo $60M FCRA Verdict An Uphill Battle
• CFPB's Payday Lending Rule Faces Hazy Future
• Judge Lets Most Of Wells Fargo Derivative Suit Proceed
• Tech Co. Accepts $264K Fine After Exposing Vermonters' Info
• Traders Suing Schwab Bet On Strength Of New Complaint
• VTech Toy Co. Seeks Toss Of Data Breach Suit
• NJ Sues Insys Over Opioid Drug Push, Calls Conduct 'Evil'
• Lawmakers Call Ex-Equifax CEO's Testimony Insufficient
• Sunoco Loses Redo Bid At 3rd Circ. Over Rewards Program
• 2nd Bellwether Jury Says AbbVie Owes AndroGel User $140M
• Hotel Reservation Website Hit With Suit Over Hidden Fees
• Watchdog Says CFPB Needs To Work On Data Protection
• Insys To Pay $500K To End Mass. Opioid Marketing Claims
• Navient Hit With Suit Over 'Deceptive' Student Loan Practices
• Trader Joe's Still Can't Escape Underfilled Tuna Suit
• CFPB Applies 'Ability-To-Repay' Standard To Payday Loans
• 5 Tips To Ensure Proper Deposition Behavior
• Colo. Atty Walks Fine Line At Racer's $2B Loan Fraud Trial
• Calif. Appeals Court Revives Snoring Aid Class Action
• Texas Jury Awards $42M In Flawed Car Repair Trial
• Consumers Sue J&J Unit Over Products' Hair Repair Claims
• Showtime Wants McGregor-Mayweather Streaming Suits In NY
• IRS Head Questioned By Congress On New Equifax Contract
• Gov't Says Warehouse Wrongly Held Military Members' Goods
• Olive Oil Co. Says Labeling Did Not Violate Tariff Act
• Wells Fargo To Refund Some Mortgage Rate Lock Fees
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Chipotle Consumer's GMO Suit
• Frito-Lay Agrees To Change Labels To End 'All Natural' Suit
• Fail-Safe Class Doctrine Helps Identify Weak TCPA Classes
• 1,100 NFL Players', Agents' Data Leaked In Breach
• NJ Justices Trim TGI Friday's, Carrabba's Drink Price Suit
• AbbVie, Lilly Slam Discovery Bid In Testosterone MDL
• Junior Mints Packages Have Too Much Air, Consumer Claims
• Starbucks Wants Suit Over Underfilled Lattes Iced
• Sens. Hammer Ex-Equifax CEO Over Data Breach Response
• Dish Network Can't Duck $61M Treble Damages In TCPA Row
• Feds Oppose Time Warner Appeal Of TCPA's Constitutionality
• SoulCycle Class Attys Nab $1.8M Fees In Certificate Suit
• EU High Court To Weigh Data Transfer Tool In Facebook Row
• Equifax Scores $7.25M Fraud Prevention Contract From IRS
• AbbVie's Marketing Of AndroGel 'Insidious,' Jury Told
• Yahoo Says 2013 Breach Bigger Than Thought, All 3B Hacked
• 9th Circ. Judge 'Creeped Out' By ESPN, Adobe Data Swap
• GM Fights To Be In Bankruptcy Trial Over Revoked Defect Deal
• Bank Of America Fights Class Cert. In Rigged-Appraisal Case
• Chief Recounts 'Awkward' Lunch With Racer At $2B Loan Trial
• Flint Residents Combine Water Crisis Discrimination Suits
• CFPB, NY AG Ask Court To Order Debt Firms To Give Up Docs
• FTC Accuses Health Product Cos. Of Ad And Billing Scams
• Trump Cyber Adviser Vows More Disclosure Of Software Holes
• Ex-Equifax CEO Defends Breach Response To Skeptical Reps
• Trump Admin Delays Penalties For Drug Price Overcharges
• Rams Fight Fan's Counterclaim Dismiss Bid In Ticket Suit
• Attys Float $2.7M Fee Request For Caribou TCPA Suit
• ESPN Slams Privacy Watchdog's Brief In App User's Suit
• EU, Canada Settle Decadeslong Beef Spat, Citing Trade Deal
• Judging A Book: Tunheim Reviews 'Miles Lord'
• Senate Dems Roast Wells Fargo CEO Over Accounts Scandal
• 1st Circ. Grills Uber Over 'Suspicious' Fine Print
• Wells Fargo CEO To Outline Changes At Scandal-Ridden Bank
• Spokeo Dooms UPS Background Check Suit, Judge Rules
• Equifax Failed To Fix Security Flaw In March, Ex-CEO Says
• CFPB Suit Can Proceed Against Debt Collecting Law Firm
• Big Pharma Wants Opioid-Epidemic Class Claims Tossed
• Technology Assisted Review Can Work For Small Cases
• Defective Brake Class Action Continues Against Hyundai
• RBC Unit, VP Aided $45M Ponzi Scheme, Investors Claim
• Waffle House Wants Applicant Background Check Suit Tossed
• High Court Denies Bids To Revive BofA, JPM Class Actions
• The Lasting And Evolving Role Of FSOC
• Law360 Sizes Up The Term To Come