Consumer Protection Archive » May, 2018

Consumer Protection - May, 2018

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• Fitbit's Arbitration 'Gamesmanship' Could End In Contempt
• Speedway Ill. Biometric Privacy Suit Remanded Over Standing
• What To Know About Complying With GDPR
• CFPB, Trade Groups Seek Payday Rule Delay, Suit Stay
• 4th Circ. Won't Ax Atty Sanctions In Payday Loan Row
• Facebook Privacy Suits' Grouping In Calif. Eyed By JPML
• Agency Asks For Input On Bolstering Broadband Data Map
• ADT Faces TCPA Suit Over Debt Collection Cellphone Calls
• AT&T Won't Take FTC Common Carrier Fight To High Court
• Court Docs Reveal Contours Of Next Net Neutrality Round
• BigLaw Blogs In A Post-GDPR Marketing Universe
• Student Debt Co., Law Firm To Shell Out Millions To FTC
• Drivers Defend Claims In GM Emissions Cheating Suit
• Grindr Should Be Liable For Impersonation, 2nd Circ. Told
• 5th Circ. Won't Nix Texas Debt Collection Lawyer's Loss
• 9th Circ. Preemption Ruling Could Be Costly For Banks
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive National Park Service Receipt Row
• Business Owners Ran $25M Tech Support Scam, DOJ Says
• Less Evidence OK For Lanham Act Attys' Fees, 4th Circ. Says
• GDPR Allows Capture Of Site Registration Data, ICANN Says
• Insurer Escapes Class Action Over Inflated Stock Price
• British Airways, Flyers Get Early OK On Surcharge Deal
• Wells Fargo's 'Imperfect' $142M Account Fraud Deal OK'd
• BofA Seeks Toss Of Calif. Man's Suit Over Stop-Payment Fee
• Web Platforms, Advocates Divided Over New Ad Disclosures
• No Proof Class Faced Same Software Problems, 7th Circ. Told
• Rival Rigged Vacuum Test To Support Ad, Dyson Tells Jury
• FTC, NY Can't Revive Memory-Booster Suit, 2nd Circ. Told
• Alleged Scalpers Must Face Ticketmaster's Infringement Suit
• Lifeline 'Flaw' Could Hurt Online Enrollment, FCC Told
• Blood Test Co. Says Rival Falsely Advertised FDA Status
• Changes Are Coming For Providers Of 800 Numbers
• Intel Stock-Drop Suit Will Be Led By La. Pension Fund
• FDA's Youth E-Cig Blitz Could Go Much Further
• Under Armour Wants To Arbitrate MyFitnessPal Security Suit
• Calif. Consumer Privacy Act: 6 Considerations For Banks
• Jury Impaneled In Dyson False Ad Suit Ahead Of Trial Kickoff
• 9th Circ. To Weigh Class Cert. In Facebook Face Scan Row
• 11 Bankruptcy Appeals Resolved In GM Ignition Switch MDL
• Suits Show Conflict Even At BigLaw's Best Places For Women
• Reform Or Retreat? UK Firms Eye Next Steps On Pay Data
• How Women Are Changing The Law Firms They Lead
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• Medical Debt Collector Hit With Class Action In Mass.
• Consumer Advocates Dodged CFPB Gutting With Banking Bill
• 9th Circ. Affirms Experian Win In Data Reporting Row
• FCC's O'Rielly Seeks Amazon, EBay Set-Top Box Crackdown
• Overlap Voids Background Check Laws, Calif. High Court Told
• Tesla To Pay $5.4M To End Autopilot, Safety Features Row
• And Now A Word To The Panel: Happy 50th!
• Lord & Taylor Wants Data Breach Suit Moved From Del. To NY
• Honda Beats Suit Over Rodent-Chewed Components
• Wendy's, Customers Settle Data Breach Row
• The 2018 Law360 Glass Ceiling Report
• Analyzing The Economics Of Litigation Funding
• How Courts Are Interpreting DC Circ. Autodial Ruling
• Rule 23 Changes: How Electronic Notice Can Save Money
• Law360's Glass Ceiling Report, By The Numbers
• What Does Gender Parity In The Legal Industry Look Like?
• Law360's Pro Say: Why Are All The Partners Still Men?
• The Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• How We Got Here: A Look Back At Trailblazing Women In Law
• Fiat Chrysler Recalls 4.8M Vehicles Over Cruise Control Issue
• 5 Areas Of GDPR Compliance Where Member States Diverge
• Charter Wants Net Neutrality Advocate's Emails From NY AG
• Chili's Parent Co. Sued For Negligence Over Data Breach
• Activist Hits Facebook, Google With EU Privacy Complaints
• Drivers Must Say Why They Altered Autobahn Suit Without OK
• $21.5M Monsanto Settlement Over Roundup Labels Approved
• Avis Says Car Renter In Insurance Row Has No Standing
• Quicken Loans Urges FCC To Narrow 'Autodialer' Definition
• Tesla To Settle Suit Over Autopilot, Safety Features
• Don't Cry Over Clearly Labeled Organic Milk
• Phone, Email Don't Excuse Inaccessible Website, Judge Says
• GDPR Is Here — What If You Didn't Prepare?
• Lawmakers Ramp Up Push To Expand Privacy Rules For Kids
• Judge Won't Review Cert. Denial In Tropicana False Label Suit
• Teledentistry Co. Hits Ga. Dentistry Board With Antitrust Suit
• Fiat Chrysler Wants RICO Claim Tossed In Emissions MDL
• Empire State Building's Website Isn't Accessible, Suit Says
• Aetna Says Law Firm Responsible For Health Info Breach
• Blockchain Users To Walk Tightrope In Age Of GDPR
• Kimpton, Consumers Reach Deal In Data Breach Suit
• Senate Confirms Trump's Pick To Lead FDIC
• Pfizer Pays $24M To End Medicare Copay Kickback Claims
• Still Not Ready For GDPR? Attys Say Don't Sweat It
• Contractors May Be Missing Cyberrisks With Insurance Plans
• OCC Encourages Banks To Get Into Small-Dollar Credit
• TCPA Class Action Over Car Dealer's Texts Will Go To Trial
• Objectors Chafe At 18% Fee Request In $2.3B Forex Deal
• Allstate Inks $6.5M Deal To End Calif. Junk Fax Class Action
• 'Dieselgate' Stalled Sales, VW Salespeople Say In Class Action
• Digital Markets Need Own Consumer Focus: Antitrust Chief
• LL Bean Says Proposed Slipper Class Action Doesn't Fit
• Impax Dismissal Offers Clues On Pay-For-Delay Under Actavis
• CFPB Fights Think Finance's 'Meritless' Dismissal Bid
• Drivers Amend Autobahn Parts Suit To Facilitate $1.6M Deal
• Why 9th Circ. Revisited Its Decision On 'Flushable' Wipes
• Citing Coral Reefs, Enviros Push Ban Of Sunscreen Chemicals
• UK Shields Insurers From Toughest Rules As GDPR Goes Live
• Class Can't Get Quick Win In TCPA Suit Against Solar Co.
• Horizon Must Cough Up Docs, Data Breach Plaintiffs Say
• Homeowners Say JPMorgan Forecloses Without Proper Notice
• Consumers Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Crunch Gym TCPA Suit
• UPS Loses Challenge Of Postal Shipping Costs Rule
• CFPB Gets $21M Default Win In Debt-Relief Services Suit
• Ill. Robitussin Buyers Slam Bid To Toss Nationwide Claims
• FCC Dismissed Claim Securus Peddled User Data, Atty Says
• Amazon Touts Face-Recognition Tool To Gov't, ACLU Says
• Sens. Whose IDs Used In Fake FCC Posts Tell Pai To Fix Site
• Poor Families Need 'Kid Vid' Programming Rules, Dems Say
• Consumers Hit Debt Collector With TCPA Suit
• House Sends Dodd-Frank Banking Rule Rollback To Trump
• EU Officials Grill Zuckerberg On Privacy, Antitrust, Legacy
• Russian-Hired Hacker Asks Judge To Halve 8-Year Sentence
• Walmart Shirks Privacy With Self-Checkout Videos, Suit Says
• Health Tech Is The New Focus For Cybersecurity Policy
• Atty In Pella Window Suit Seeks $1.5M Fees After Deal Hike
• CPSC Steps Up Action On Safe Product Packaging Standards
• OPM Should Face Revived Data Breach Suit, DC Circ. Told
• FCC Investigating Cellphone Location-Tracking Co. After Leak
• Uber Asks Judge To Axe Wheelchair Passenger ADA Suit
• Deal In CVS False Ad Suit Shouldn't Get OK, Judge Says
• What's Next For The Payday Lending Rule
• TD Ameritrade Ducks Investments Mismanaging Class Action
• Facebook Users To Get Online Notice Of Face-Scan Trial
• Texas Atty Sues FindLaw Over 'Cookie Cutter' Website Design
• FCC Opens 'Transparency' Portal Before Net Neutrality Sunset
• Samsung Can't Force Galaxy S3 Arb With Hidden Agreement
• High Court Won't Look At 3rd Circ. Ruling On Eyedrop Size
• NFL Calls For Congress To Standardize Sports Betting
• Cruise Co. Breaking Deal To Pay $76M For Calls, Class Says
• Introducing The Legal Industry To Millennial Business Owners
• FDA Notices Show Agency Is All In On Tobacco Regulation
• Spokeo 2 Years Later: As Split Grows, High Court Redo Looms
• Funeral Home Chain Can't Bury Deceptive Sales Class Suit
• Wells Fargo Investor Sues Over 'Culture Of Lawlessness'
• FTC Admin. Judge Says Endo-Impax Opana Deal Is Lawful
• No Warrant Needed For IPhone Border Probe, 4th Circ. Says
• Sports Betting Sector Will Hinge On Cooperation, Many Say
• CFTC Tells Fraud Suit Judge It Can Regulate Cryptocurrency
• Homeowners Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Citi, Chase Fee Fights
• Yahoo Settles With Rivals.com Users Over Auto Renewals
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rethink Cert. Denial In Owens Corning Suit
• FTC Says Biz Threatened To Delete Companies From Google
• Cambridge Analytica Files Bankruptcy Liquidation Case In NY
• 9th Circ. Revives Vitamin E Labeling Row Over Heart Claims
• LabMD's Frivolous Suit Claims Should Be Axed, Judge Says
• Class Cert. Denied In Herbicide False-Advertising Suit
• Man Who Poached Digits For $50M Text Scam Gets 30 Mos.
• Nissan Must Face 5-State Shattering-Sunroof Suit
• Advertiser Self-Regulation And Class Actions: Part 3
• Relief From CFPB's Auto Guidance May Be Short-Lived
• Facing The Homestretch Of GDPR Prep: Part 3
• Kohl's Should Pay For False Markdowns, 9th Circ. Hears
• Bid To Undo CFPB's Payday Lending Rule Via CRA Fizzles
• Debunking 5 Myths Surrounding The Net Neutrality CRA
• Nestle Sinks Class Action Claims Over Poland Spring Water
• Leahy Rips Pai On Net Neutrality, Rural Broadband Coverage
• Honest Co.'s Organic Formula Not Up To Calif. Par, Org Says
• Apple Slims Exercise Headphone Class Action Claims
• Osco Drug Sued Over 20 Faxes A Day Promoting Drug Refills
• 8th Circ. Again Asked To Revive SuperValu Data Breach Row
• Ariz. Men Charged With $23M PAC Donation Scheme
• VW Gets Claims Trimmed In Defective Sunroof Class Action
• Diet Pepsi Consumers Know What Label Means, Court Says
• Advertiser Self-Regulation And Class Actions: Part 2
• A Chat With Perkins Practice Management Chief Toby Brown
• Auto Service Contract Clause Nixes Class Action: Panel
• GSK, Zofran Users To Pick 16 Potential MDL Bellwether Cases
• Easton Baseball Bats Heavier Than Advertised, Suit Says
• California May Pass Its Own GDPR
• General Mills Says Trans Fat Class Action Is Half-Baked
• Covington Partner Tapped As FTC Consumer Bureau Director
• Church & Dwight To Face Trimmed Supplement Labeling Row
• Mortgage Scam Suit Coverage Barred, Hartford Tells 9th Circ.
• 3rd Circ. Revives BofA Customer's Unauthorized-Charge Suit
• Intuit Gets Negligence Claim Tossed In Calif. Class Action
• Mugshots.com Exploited Those Arrested, Calif. AG Says
• Venture Capitalist Wants Out Of Tezos Token Offering Suit
• Pa. Justices Urged To Revive Nursing Home False Ad Suit
• Advertiser Self-Regulation And Class Actions: Part 1
• Food Cos. Escape Suit Claiming Squid Sold As Octopus
• Equifax Faces Pa. Consumer Suit Over Report Accuracy
• Why Won't Judicial Nominees Affirm Brown V. Board Of Ed?
• Construction Industry Can't Ignore Growing Hacking Threats
• The Lawyers' Guide To Cloud Computing
• Industry-Friendly OCC Regulations May Be On The Horizon
• Class Seeks Quick Win Over Scratch-Off Sweepstakes Mailers
• Anheuser's $108B Merger Drained Competition, 9th Circ. Told
• GoDaddy Texts Weren't Sent Using Autodialer, Judge Says
• Judge OKs More Depositions In Fiat Chrysler Stock Drop Suit
• FDA Cigar Warnings Don't Violate 1st Amendment, Judge Says
• Under Armour Hit With Suit Over MyFitnessPal Data Breach
• IBM Urges Congress Not To Adopt GDPR-Style Privacy Law
• Toyota Unit Gets Early Exit From DOJ Fair Lending Deal
• Enviros Join EPA Fuel Economy Rollback Fight
• 3rd Circ. Already OK'd Lipitor State Claims, Health Plans Say
• 6 States Sue Purdue Over Alleged Deceptive Opioid Marketing
• Uber's Bid To Ditch Assault Claims 'A Costly Sideshow': Judge
• Net Neutrality Bill Could Hasten Other Reforms, Orgs Say
• Ex-Herbalife Sellers Fight Bid To Send $1B RICO Suit To Calif.
• CVS Seeks Exit From Proposed HIV Privacy Class Action
• Class Attys Want $25M From $72.5M Medicis, Impax Deals
• FCC Rethinking Autodialer Definition After Court Loss
• CFTC Says Calif. Forex Trader Scammed Investors
• Honda CR-V Owners Call Crash 'Sensing' System Dangerous
• Firm Let Advisers Toy With Funds, Mass. Watchdog Says
• Deutsche Bank Wants New Evidence Nixed In $86B RMBS Suit
• Yahoo Not Covered In TCPA Suits, AIG Tells 9th Circ.
• Uber, Lyft Vow Not To Push Arbitration For Sex Assault Claims
• US Seeks To Sink Challenge To Trump's '2-For-1' Order
• VW Offers Reimbursements To End Faulty-Engine Row
• Keys To FDA Advisory Panel Prep For Device Makers
• The Burden Of Medical Records During Bankruptcy
• Construction Co. Blasts 49ers Fans' Bid For Class Cert.
• Construction Equipment Co. Escapes Suit Alleging Sham Fees
• Odwalla, Juice Buyer Spar Over 'No Added Sugar' Cert. Bid
• Facebook Users' Biometric Privacy Suit Will Go Forward
• Consumer Atty Can't Redo $1.3M Fee Split In Collecto MDL
• New FTC Commish Wants Tighter Grip On Repeat Offenders
• 9th Circ. Wants More Briefing In Gluten-Free Labeling Suit
• Excess-Fee Claims Against Wells Fargo Tossed, For Now
• 7th Circ. Says FACTA Suit Should Have Been In State Court
• Wine Buyers Urge Judge To OK Deal Over Bogus Discounts
• FCC's Pai OKs Call Authentication Plan To Beat Robocalls
• J&J Can't Arbitrate Applicant's Background Check Claims
• Chili's Grill & Bar Restaurant Chain Hit With Data Breach
• Recovering Lawyers' Lost Position Of Independence
• TCPA Trends: Impact On Future Litigation And Compliance
• FinCEN Due Diligence Rule Should Be On Crypto Cos.' Radar
• Facebook TCPA Row Ax Set 'Unrealistic' Bar, 9th Circ. Told
• Gov't Workers Bid To Renew Data Breach Suit At DC Circ.
• Symantec Wins Arbitration Bid In User's Auto-Renew Suit
• Pa. Woman Drops TCPA Class Suit Over Alleged Robocalls
• Glassdoor Says Beer Vendor Can't Sue Over Bad Reviews
• Amazon Device Draws Concerns From Lawmakers, Groups
• 23andMe Hits Ancestry.com With Patent Suit Over DNA Kit
• Carriers Let Securus Have Customer Location Data, FCC Told
• 7th Circ. Won't Review Barnes & Noble Hacking Suit Revival
• Bayer, Merck Sunblock SPF Suit Sent Back To State Court
• 5 Common Myths About EU's New Data Protection Regime
• Fiat Chrysler Looks To Bar Depositions In Stock Drop Suit
• Bloomingdale's Taxes Wrong Bags Under City Law, Suit Says
• Scottrade Rips Mass. Official's Bid To Remand Fiduciary Row
• Ex-Google Exec's Co. Accused Of 'Rent-A-Tribe' Loan Scheme
• Candy Maker Agrees To Pay $2.5M To End Slack-Fill Suit
• 'Anti-Aging Miracle' Does Nothing Of The Sort, Suit Says
• Lack Of Sameness Doomed INRatio Class Certification
• Facing The Homestretch Of GDPR Prep: Part 2
• AMD Fights Cert. In Buyers' False Ad Suit Over Processors
• Long-Running FCA Suit Against Wells Fargo Tossed
• 11th Circ. Says Wells Fargo Didn't Waive Arbitration
• Law Firm Cites Mulvaney In 9th Circ. Challenge To CFPB
• SoHo Bakery Behind Cronut Violates Disability Law, Suit Says
• Consumer Shifts Robocall Suit From AT&T To Its Units, Vendor
• Ameritrade Client Suits Flop Under SLUSA At 8th Circ.
• Ex-Drivers' 3rd Try In Uber Data Hack Suit Dispatched
• Wines Don't Need Arsenic Warning, Calif. Appeals Court Says
• Facebook Says Illinois Privacy Row Belongs In Federal Court
• Quicken Loans Hit With TCPA Suit Over Spam Calls
• FCC Refuses To Reduce $120M Robocalling Fine
• 8 Reasons To Take A Fresh Look At Your Law Office Lease
• Banks Suing After Payment Card Breach Face Difficulty
• FDA's Hand Can't Be Forced On 'Natural' Tobacco Labeling
• As GDPR Looms, UK Biz Get Guidance On Consent Rules
• DOJ Sues To Stop Clinics' Unapproved Stem Cell Treatments
• Mulvaney Targets CFPB's Student Lending Office In Reorg
• A General Counsel's Tips For Succeeding As A New Associate
• Bristol Meyers, Pfizer Didn't Violate TCPA, 6th Circ. Says
• Small Businesses, Clients Face Off On Debt Discharge
• Feds Say Sentence Sought For Russia-Hired Hacker Fits Norm
• Family Dollar Escapes Aloe Vera Labeling Suit, For Now
• FTC Chief Sticks To Familiar Faces For Senior Staff Hires
• Ga. Gov. Vetoes Anti-Hacking Law, Cites National Security
• Thoratec Investors Win Cert. In Revived Stock-Drop Suit
• CNA Raised Fed Judiciary Premiums Unevenly, Suit Says
• Starbucks Fails To Sway Judge In Calif. Cancer Warning Case
• Feds Back Apple's High Court Petition In Monopoly Case
• Taking On Gun Lobby Could Backfire For NY Bank Agency
• Patients Paid When Takeda Hid Actos Cancer Risks, Suit Says
• 3rd Circ. Upholds TD Bank Win In Currency Conversion Suit
• A New Regulatory Avenue For NY Cryptocurrency Exchanges
• Verizon Exits Fight Against Proposed Calif. Privacy Law
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Hagens Berman's Steve Berman
• Apple Consumers Denied Cert. In IPhone Touch-Screen Suit
• Ex-Pharmacist Denied Meningitis Acquittal Bid Amid Appeal
• Data Breach Disclosure Lessons From SEC's $35M Yahoo Fine
• Wendy's Strikes Deal In Data Breach Shareholder Row
• Jazz Pharmaceuticals To Pay $57M To End DOJ Inquiry
• FCC's Mignon Clyburn Talks Retirement And Leaving A Legacy
• House Votes To Nix CFPB Auto-Lending Guidance
• Pa. Fed. Judge Rejects LabMD's Call To Step Away From Suit
• Mass. Justices Ponder KPMG's Failure To Spot College Fraud
• ABA Negligently Certified For-Profit Law School, Suit Says
• Verizon, AT&T Are Stifling Carrier Mobility, Consumer Says
• Securus Urges FCC To Use Discretion In Robocall Blocking
• 'Made In USA' Ruling Reflects New, Looser Calif. Standard
• Sports Club Chain Smacked With TCPA Suit Over Texts
• Will The US Match Or Improve On GDPR Privacy Model?
• Securities Suit Against Insurer Should Be Axed, Judge Says
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Retail Rewards Program Fraud Row
• Dow Jones Sold Subscribers' Personal Info, Suit Says
• 8th Circ. Won't Review Remand Of Rams Fans Suit
• Mass. Court Won't Revive Tough Mudder Class Action
• Regulator Fines Chubb $1.3M Over NRA-Branded Insurance
• New 'Cryptojacking' Threat Exposes Old Flaws In Security
• Prof Urges New Rules Amid Google, Facebook AI Profiles
• Judging A Book: Berzon Reviews 'We The Corporations'
• Trader Joe's Gummy Candies Use Artificial Flavor, Suit Says
• Zillow Dodges Class Action Over Low Home 'Zestimates'
• CORRECTED: Auto Dealer Reaches $1.6M Deal To End Parts Allegations
• NJ Car Dealer Forces Arbitration Of Consumer Fraud Claims
• Securus Paid Kickbacks To Mass. Sheriff's Office, Suit Says
• A Closer Look At Barnes & Noble Data Breach Ruling
• What ABA's Position On Harassment Means For Employers
• Inside The New GMO Labeling Disclosure Proposal
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Pa. Atty Blabbed About Confidential Depo, KeyBank Says
• NJ Justices To Mull If Fraud Law Covers Custom Truck Row
• BMW, Consumers Agree To Settlement In Engine Defect Suit
• Hackers Baiting Users With GDPR-Themed Phishing Emails
• Fla. AG Says Restaurant's Farm-To-Table Claims Are Baloney
• Wells Fargo Inks $480M Deal In Account Scandal Investor Row
• Clayton Shifts SEC Focus To Retail Investors In First Year
• Raymond James Background Check Suit Sent To Fla.
• NJ Solar Consumers Must Arbitrate Fraud Class Action
• Practical Considerations For Litigating Proportionality
• Facing The Homestretch Of GDPR Prep: Part 1
• When Must Manufacturers Anticipate Product Misuse?
• FCC Urged To Embrace Narrow TCPA 'Autodialer' Definition
• CFPB Beats Back Law Firms' Bid To Chuck Illegal Fee Fight
• Calling App Maker Faces TCPA Suit Over Spam Texts
• GM Trust Seeks OK For Ignition Switch Settlement
• Visionworks Can't Duck Fla. Class Suit Over Free Offer Deal
• Chocolatier Fights Second Attempt At Suit Over Box Fullness
• Fitbit Investors' Atty Fees Cut By $2.5M In Stock-Drop Deal
• Calif. Marijuana App Hit With TCPA Spam Text Suit
• Change Your Password, Twitter Urges Users After Bug Found
• Ex-Volkswagen US Exec Wants Bondholders' Fraud Suit Nixed
• HSBC Must Face NY Homeowner's Suit Over Collection Calls
• CPSC Reaction To Consumer Misuse May Cost Companies
• Senate Dems Urge Banks To Play Role In Limiting Gun Sales
• Tiversa Fights To Keep Magistrate Judge In LabMD Suit
• How Blockchains May Comply With GDPR Mandates: Part 2
• Supporting Nontraditional Data Types In E-Discovery
• 7th Circ. Won't Release Collector From Debt Dispute Suits
• FTC Fully Stocked As 3 More Commissioners Are Sworn In
• UK Parliament Turns Up Heat On Facebook's CEO To Testify
• NY Regulator Fines Broker $7M Over NRA-Branded Insurance
• Subaru Can't Ditch Suit Over Faulty Windshields
• Jailed Racer's Ferrari Eyed For $1.3B Payday Fraud Tab
• Facebook Can't Halt Data Transfer Row Ahead Of New EU Law
• Pepsi Bottling Co. Job Applicants Ink $1.2M FCRA Deal
• 'Cryptojacking' Attacks Top Threat On The Internet: Report
• Match.com Full Of Fake Profiles To Lure Daters, Suit Says
• Tax Preparers Who 'Mocked' Feds Barred After False Returns
• Cambridge Analytica Files For Bankruptcy After Data Scandal
• Volkswagen To Pay $40M To Arizona Over Emissions Scandal
• How Blockchains May Comply With GDPR Mandates: Part 1
• LPL Financial To Pay States $26M, Buy Back Unlisted Stock
• Facebook Wants Data Transfer Row Out Of EU Top Court
• Womble Bond Snags TCPA, Financial Services Team
• Senate Dems Want Inquiry Over Mulvaney's Lobbyist Remarks
• Thoratec Investors Seek Cert. In Revived Stock-Drop Suit
• Volkswagen Strikes $2.65M Deal With W.Va. Over Emissions
• Airline Urges Fla. Judge To Ground 'Exit Fee' Case
• New FTC Chairman Sworn In As Agency Refills Seats
• Calif. Fires First Shot In EPA Fuel Economy Rollback Fight
• NJ Slaps Car Dealer With Second 'Bait And Switch' Suit
• Facing Backlash, Facebook Unveils New 'Clear History' Tool
• State Bank Regulators' Suit Over OCC Fintech Charter Tossed
• Travelers Says Hotel Claims Over Data Breach Are A Ruse
• Danone Dodges Consumer's Suit Over Organic Milk Label
• Fla. Utility Can't Escape Class Suit Over Irma Outages
• FDA, FTC Say E-Cig Liquids Can't Resemble Children's Foods
• Budget Rent A Car Settles Remaining Claims In Billing Suit
• Chubb Needn't Cover $8M Grubhub Text-Ad Deal, Court Says
• Goldman Sachs Fined $110M For 'Unsafe' Forex Conduct
• Mercedes Smacked With 'Fake Recall' Consumer Class Action
• FTC Nets $18.7M Win In Suit Over Timeshare Resales
• FTC Settles With Fla. Phone Reseller Over Vacuumed Data
• After Trump's Policy Purges, Who Speaks For The Victims?
• FTC Names Cadwalader Atty As New Policy Planning Director
• FDCPA Cases Continue To Define What Congress Did Not