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Consumer Protection - March, 2019

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• Execs Indicted For Not Reporting Flammable Dehumidifiers
• Wells Fargo's CEO Search Won't Bring Quick Fixes
• Judge Tosses Faulty Radiator Case Against Mercedes
• Brooklyn Rental Space's Website Flouts The ADA, Suit Says
• No Joke: 6 Strange But True Cases For April Fools'
• Chipotle Strikes Deal With Banks Over 2017 Data Breach
• SC Utility Customers Can't Sue Westinghouse Over Nuke Plant
• Medtox Class Gets Initial OK Of $1.6M Deal In TCPA Suit
• $448M Win In AbbVie Case Not Enough, FTC Tells 3rd Circ.
• NJ High Court Consumer Ruling Sinks Storage Co. Class Cert.
• Ill. Homeowners Seek Cert. In Construction Fraud Class Suit
• GM Gets National Class Claims Axed In Corvette Defect Suit
• Defending Ill. Biometric Privacy Suits After Rosenbach
• Nestle Must Face Trimmed Poland Spring False Ad Suit
• Microsoft Uses Court Order To Seize 99 Iranian Hacking Sites
• 6th Circ. Keeps Kia Docs Unsealed In Shattering Sunroof Suit
• Marriott's Fingerprint Sharing Broke Ill. Biometric Law: Suit
• No Quick Fix For PFAS Issues, EPA Chemical Chief Says
• Samsung Gets Suit Over Overheating LED TVs Trimmed
• Students Of Shuttered Law School Want Tuition Money Back
• Wells Fargo General Counsel Takes Over As CEO Steps Down
• Ill. Court Won't Examine Nixed $16M Verdict Over Suicide
• Pa. Officials Oppose UPMC 'Fishing Expedition' In AG Suit
• Windshield Repair Co. Safelite Partially Escapes False Ad Suit
• Consumers Win Cert. In Cruise Marketing TCPA Suit
• Diet Pepsi Drinkers Want Full 2nd Circ. To Hear False Ad Suit
• MillerCoors Wants Court To Halt Bud Light 'Corn Syrup' Ads
• TrueCar Escapes Injury Claims In False Ad Suit
• Bill Aims To Shield Senators' Personal Devices From Hacks
• Calif. High Court To Weigh Insurer's Role In Yahoo TCPA Case
• Toyota Buyers Granted Class Cert. In Suit Over Smelly HVAC
• Sacklers Illegally Siphoned Opioid Profits, NY's AG Says
• Fiat Chrysler, Engine Maker Must Face Truck Emissions Suit
• HUD Accuses Facebook Of Housing Discrimination In Ads
• Honda Owners Win Cert. In Bad Transmission False Ad Suit
• The Gap Agrees To Coupons, $1M Atty Fees In False Ad Deal
• Office Depot Inks $25M Deal With FTC Over Computer Repairs
• Calif. Drivers' Auto Repair Fraud Award Gets A Trim
• CVS Can't Recoup $1.8M Info Disclosure Penalty From Printer
• Delta Fliers Seek Cert. In Insurance Scheme Suit
• 'Groundbreaking' AbbVie Suits Test Bold Anti-Generic Tactics
• Firms, Attys Settle With CFPB Over Illicit Debt Services Fees
• 2nd Circ. Blocks Suit Against Grindr Over Ex's Stalking
• Dr Pepper Wants Suit Over 'Diet' Soda Dumped Like Others
• TGI Friday's Accused Of Misbranding 'Potato Skins' Snacks
• Debt Collector Denies Bribing Court Clerks For Contract Work
• Investor Alleges Belize Ponzi Fraudsters Swiped $8M
• What We Heard At The FTC Hearings: Day 17
• Car Dealership Gets TCPA Suit Sent To Arbitration
• VW Owners Who Sold Cars Pre-Scandal Insist They're Victims
• Guided Tour Biz Settles Texas' Suit Over Deceptive Sites
• Hazelnut-Craving Buyer Should Read Label, Coffee Co. Says
• What To Know About New Calif. Connected Devices Law
• Bill Against Forced Arbitration Is A Step In The Right Direction
• InterContinental Hotels Hit With ADA Suit Over Booking Sites
• FDIC Taps Fifth Third VPs For General Counsel, Deputy Roles
• 1st Circ. Says Citizens Bank Overdraft Fees Aren't Interest
• Valve Uses Arbitration Wins To Beat Teenage Gambling Suit
• FTC Deals Halt Fake Services Behind Billions Of Robocalls
• Audible Inks Deal With 8.4M Users Over False Ad Claims
• FTC To Probe Broadband Providers' Privacy Practices
• Drug Store Not Liable In Side Effect Suit: Ill. Appeals Court
• 3M Settles Dentists' Defective Crown Suit For $32.5M
• LL Bean Boots Mass. Suit Over Refund For Old Slippers
• FTC's New Tech Task Force Is A Warning To Industry
• Fiat Chrysler Wants Opposing Counsel DQ'd In Engine Suit
• Mike And Ike Buyers Win Class Cert. In Slack-Fill Suit
• Auditors Are Not Watchdogs
• High Court Hints At 3 Possible Outcomes In Deference Fight
• Justices' Google Privacy Opinion Highlights Impact Of Spokeo
• Setting The Record Straight On Women In Court Reporting
• Justices Wary Of Curbing Courts' Power In Deference Fight
• Experian, Equifax Escape FCRA Suit For Now, 9th Circ. Rules
• New Partner Joins BCLP Banking Group In DC Office
• Steak 'N Shake Lands Partial Win In ADA Suit
• T-Mobile Cuts Deal To End Unauthorized Account Suit
• Veggie Burger Buyers Denied Cert. In Kellogg Labeling Suit
• Google Parent Says Investors' Data Leak Suit Doesn't Add Up
• StarKist Faces Lighter Claims Over 'Heart-Healthy' Tuna
• Justices Won't Take Up Revival Of Zappos Data Breach Suit
• Net Neutrality Supporters Hope To Gain Momentum In Markup
• Limiting Supreme Court's Size Is Not Enough
• FEMA Leaked Sensitive Data Of Over 2M Disaster Survivors
• 9th Circ. Revives Student Loan Robocall Class Action
• TCPA 'Merely A Pawn' In High Court Deference Fight
• As 5G Era Dawns, Public Distrust Of The Tech Still Abounds
• Wildfire Victims Say PG&E Should Pay $9.5M In Settled Claims
• Bareburger's Critic Sues Chain Over 'Organic' Labeling
• Medtronic Warning Highlights Debate On FDA Cyber Policy
• Those Bud Light Ads Might Be True, But It Might Not Matter
• Readers Say RI Privacy Law Covers Magazines In Time Suit
• Meet The Outspoken Judge Handling Epic Monsanto Case
• Deny LuLaRoe's Bid For $245K In Legal Bills, Customer Says
• Perdue Coached Witness In Poultry Price-Fix Suit, Buyers Say
• Attys' Fees Trimmed To $1.3M In Vertex Junk Fax Settlement
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• VW Illegally Sold Pre-Production Cars, Consumers Say
• Collective Redress In The EU: Past, Present And Future
• Ill. Residents Get Class Nod In Prerecorded Cruise Call Row
• Experian Gets $3M Verdict In FCRA Case Slashed To $490K
• $240M Wells Fargo-Investor Deal Missing Key Factor: Judge
• Nationwide's $5M Sales Robocall Deal Gets Initial Approval
• Transamerica Must Face Policyholders' Suit Over Rate Hikes
• 'Training Wheels' Come Off New NY Cybersecurity Rules
• Long-Distance Carrier Fined $2.3M For Unauthorized Charges
• Watchdog Asks DOT To Publicize Info On Airline Immunities
• Spirit Balks At Flyers' 2nd Circ. Bid To Revive Bag-Fee Suit
• Hotel Chains Have To Face Search-Engine Antitrust Suit
• 5 Firms To Get $214M In $1.5B Syngenta MDL Corn Settlement
• Ill. Judge Again Gives LL Bean Warranty Suit The Boot
• Facebook Staff Had Access To Millions Of User Passwords
• Foreclosure Firms Get High Court Help, But Questions Remain
• Lenders Score Major High Court Victory In Foreclosure Case
• Trial Counsel's Role On A Mass Tort Virtual Law Team
• MillerCoors Sues Bud Light Over Super Bowl 'Corn Syrup' Ad
• Tech Trends From SXSW Pose Unique Questions For Lawyers
• Google Ruling Hints At High Court Wariness Of Cy Pres Deals
• What's In A Judgeship? More Than Meets The Eye
• Swamped: How Magistrate Judges Salvaged Louisiana's Judicial Crisis
• Tootsie Roll Escapes Slack-Fill Suit Over Junior Mints Boxes
• Honda Buyers Seek Transmissions Cert. After Appeal Win
• Teva's 'Strategic Decision' On FCA Testimony Gets Judge's Ire
• Auto Dealers' Ch. 11 Can't Stop Deceptive Ad Suit, FTC Says
• Fiat Chrysler Wants Texas Drivers' Faulty Fuel Pump Suit Axed
• Size Doesn't Matter For Old Mergers, FTC Chair Says
• FTC Has Its Eyes On Lying Advertisers, Chairman Says
• Auto Financier, Consumers Seek Final OK On $4M TCPA Deal
• In Bar Admissions Process, It's Candor Or Bust
• Off-Label Promotion Still A Litigation Risk For Pharma Cos.
• Supreme Court Says Foreclosure Firms Not Debt Collectors
• High Court Boots Google Privacy Deal For Standing Issues
• PwC Seeks To Depose NY Atty In Conflict-Of-Interest Query
• Google's Browser Poll Of Android Users Meant To Assuage EU
• W.Va. AG Targets Priest Abuse With Consumer Protection Law
• LaCroix Additives Need Not Be Fuel To Be False, Drinkers Say
• Facebook To Overhaul Ad Targeting Tools To End Bias Suits
• Red Robin Customer Fights To Keep TCPA Suit In NJ
• Citi Pays $49M To End Discriminatory Lending Charges
• 'In A Timely Manner': Three Decades Of Judgeship Bills
• From Showdowns To Hotlines, Frazzled Judges Get Creative
• Dem State AGs Threaten Action Over CFPB Payday Rule Delay
• Carmakers' Bid To Slip Emissions Claims Unworthy: Drivers
• Nissan Unit To Pay $2.2M To Put TCPA Class Claims To Bed
• 5-Hour Energy Makers Can't Beat $4.3M False Ad Award
• Trimmed Internet Of Things Bill Could Still Carry Weight
• LuLaRoe Seeks $250K Fees After Failed Alaska Sales Tax Suit
• Navient Loan Forgiveness Suit Isn't Preempted, Workers Say
• Class Counsel Seek $8.4M In Alarm.Com TCPA Suit
• Fake PAC Man Used Beto Site To Fleece Donors, Feds Say
• Top House Antitrust Dem Calls For Facebook Probe
• Conagra Eludes Another Popcorn Trans Fat Suit, For Now
• 6th Circ. Serves DOL Mixed Win In Sushi Spot OT Fight
• 1st Circ. Says Adjuster Acted Properly In Nursing Home Row
• TripAdvisor Customer Fights To Keep Shoddy Tour Suit In NJ
• Justices Offer Practical Approach To Class Appeal Deadline
• Judging A Book: Bashant Reviews 'Doing Justice'
• E-Privacy Rules Can Weigh On GDPR Fines, EU Board Say
• AbbVie Faces 1st Antitrust Suit Over Humira 'Patent Thicket'
• CFPB Defends Constitutionality Of Its Structure In 2nd Circ.
• Enviros, Dems Slam EPA Plan For Toxic Paint Stripper
• Salvation Army Can Use Title VII Exemption, 9th Circ. Says
• These Are The Nation's 27 Most Overworked District Courts
• As Judicial Ranks Stagnate, 'Desperation' Hits The Bench
• Facebook Says Revamped Privacy MDL Still Falls Short
• Fla. Judge OKs Settlement Of Oil Co. Sales Tax Class Action
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Toss Of JP Morgan Investor Fund Fees Suit
• No Early Win In Billionaire's Suit Over $7M Moon Trip Deposit
• United Customers Fight Bid To Nix Insurance Kickback Suit
• IDT Says Proposed Class Can't Redefine Itself In TCPA Suit
• Justices Won't Take Up Multicity Airfare Price-Fixing Case
• High Court Won't Take Up Spirit Airlines Class Arbitration Row
• Whole Foods Customers Reach $4M Kombucha Labeling Deal
• Advertisers Should Heed FTC Stats On NAD Referrals
• Firms Can Leverage Communications When Economy Is Slow
• 'Kid Vid' Rules May Get More Complex, FCC's O'Rielly Says
• Citibank Says Wrong Number Call Recipients Can't Form Class
• Facebook Slams Users' 'Speculative Tale' In Data Breach Suit
• Ga. Driver Says 3 Cos. Conspired To Undervalue Totaled Cars
• Honda Looks To Escape Suit Over CR-V Seat Belts
• Activist Gets 2 Years In First-Of-Its-Kind PAC Fraud Case
• FCC Advances 911 Location Plan, But Privacy Issues Remain
• L.L. Bean Beats Customer's Return Policy Suit
• Senate Bill Calls For Consent Before Commercial Face Scans
• Lottery Co. Renews Bid To Dodge Ill. Fraud Class Action
• Wells Fargo To Pay $13.8M For Unwanted Loan Modifications
• Insurer Needn't Defend 'Superfood' Juice Co. In Fraud Suits
• Holland & Knight Nabs Ex-Reed Smith Partner in SF
• Pret A Manger Faces $5M False Ad Suit Over 'Natural' Label
• FCC Responds To Late-Night Jab At Robocall Crackdowns
• Pa. AG Gets Green Light To Go After Drillers In Lease Fight
• Diet Pepsi Drinkers' False Ad Suit Fizzles Out At 2nd Circ.
• 3rd Circ. FDCPA Opinion A Rude Awakening For Debt Buyers
• Rosen Law Seeks $1.2M Fee For $5M State Street Settlement
• VW Defrauded Investors During Emissions Scandal, SEC Says
• Express Scripts Beats Latest Pharmacy Patient Poaching Suit
• Concussion Deal's Claims Admin Slams Audit Criticism
• Senate Bill Would Let Social Media Users Own Their Data
• Smucker's Stuck In Suit Over Misleading Oil Ingredients
• Ill. Judge Puts Thread Count Suit To Bed
• Fla. Car Dealer Sued Over Unapproved Credit Checks
• Senate Dem Grills Telecoms On Reported Privacy Lapses
• Hotels Get Partial Class Cert. In Expedia False Ad Suit
• Time Warner Secures Exit From SC County's 911 Fee Suit
• Investors Can't Join FTC's Belize Real Estate 'Scam' Suit
• Monsanto Must Face Couple's Claims At One Trial: Judge
• House Dem Tries Again With Cybersecurity Disclosure Bill
• Bill Would Give SEC 10-Year Recovery Window Post-Kokesh
• VW Ducks Tennessee Diesel Emissions Scandal Suit
• FTC Must Step Up Policies On False 'Made In USA' Claims
• Senior Home, Kronos Settle Ill. Biometric Privacy Suit
• Ethical Social Media Marketing For Lawyers
• Celebs, Colleges Hit With Suits Over Admissions Scandal
• A Chat With Norton Rose Diversity Director Nina Godiwalla
• What Musical.ly Settlement Means For COPPA Compliance
• Ala. Bank's Bid For US Class In Data Breach Hits Wrong Note
• Fed Official Outlines Potential Changes To CRA Rules
• Walgreens, Aloe Maker Escape Misleading Label Claims
• Apple TV Customers Keep 'Season Pass' Suit Alive
• Attys Paid By The Song, And 2nd Circ. Says That Sounds Fine
• Kohl's Customers Seek OK On $1.8M Credit Monitoring Deal
• BNY Mellon Reaches 11th-Hour Deal In Beneficiaries' Fee Suit
• Final Guilty Pleas End Case Of Misbranded Supplements: DOJ
• 'Sloppy Pleading' Ends State Farm Mass Call Suit
• Ill. Court Rejects Bid To End Mt. Gox Bitcoin Fraud Suit
• Insys' $25M Legal Tab For Founder Adds To Its Hazy Future
• Why Unwinding Facebook's Messaging Mergers Is A Tall Order
• Fla. Mobile Home Owners Sue Park Over Lot Rental Scheme
• EU Fintech Regulation Raises US Copyright Questions
• Kind Snack Co. Wants FDA To Revise Food Labeling Regs
• 5 Takeaways From DOJ Objection To Cookie Class Settlement
• Feinstein Says Fed. Privacy Law Can't Be Weaker Than Calif.'s
• Wyndham Says Fake Law Firm Advertising Timeshare Defaults
• SEC Says No Harm Shown In Paperless Rule Challenge
• Wells Fargo Isn't Too Big To Manage, CEO Tells House Panel
• Cox, Consumers Seek Quick Wins In Ariz. Robocall Fight
• Federal Privacy Rules Could Take Cue From Kids' Data Law
• News Corp. Urges Australian Watchdog To Break Up Google
• FCC Can't Have Final Word On TCPA, High Court Told
• Cancer Centers Can't Escape Suits Over Data Breach
• Net Neutrality Compromise Not In Sight, As Reps Trade Barbs
• Attys Win $10M Of Subway's Record $31M FACTA Settlement
• Lawmakers Revive Bill To Enhance Internet Of Things Security
• 5 Mistakes Law Firms Make When Responding To RFPs
• Trump's 2020 Budget Plan Prioritizes Cybersecurity Efforts
• CFPB Says 5th Circ. Case Looms Over Payday Rule Suit
• White House Revives CFPB Restructuring Call In 2020 Budget
• Ocwen Says 'Too Late' To Merge CFPB, Fla. Suits For Trial
• Insurer Owes $8M In Sales Tax, Fees On Totaled Cars: Suit
• GOP Senator Slams FTC For 'Toothless' Approach To Privacy
• Pfizer To Pay $1M Over Deceptive Drug Coupons In Ore. Deal
• Ticketmaster Nears Win In Bid To Arbitrate Scalping Row
• Owners Ask To Intervene In FTC's Belize Real Estate Suit
• Henkel To Shell Out $1.5M To End 'Natural' Detergent Suit
• A Pivotal Ruling For Appellate Arbitration Award Enforcement
• Senators Follow AGs' Lead, Line Up Behind Robocall Bill
• John Oliver Auto-Dials FCC, Asking To Fix Robocalls
• Germany's Facebook Decision Likely Won't Be Influential
• LendingClub Says FTC Action Can't Sustain Hidden-Fee Suit
• 9th Circ. Has Made ADA Website Suits More Attractive
• Four-Way Split Of $503M Fee Fund Could Spell Appeal Chaos
• 3rd Circ. Says J. Crew Receipt Row Doesn't Meet Spokeo Bar
• Mass. AG Questions Utilities Keeping $40M In Tax Savings
• Recusal Bid Rebuffed In Homeowners' Insurance Dispute
• Ill. Is Right Venue For Barilla Sauce Suit, NY Buyer Says
• SEC Looks To Boost Small Investors' Access To Market Data
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Vedder Price Class Action Litigator
• Ford Financing Unit Sued Over Debt Collection Practices
• 9th Circ. Gives Costco False Ad Suit Another Shot
• Timberlake, Execs Escape Bai 'All-Natural' Mislabeling Suit
• What To Expect From Increased FTC-State AG Collaboration
• NJ AG Slaps Used-Car Dealers With Predatory Selling Suit
• B&N Buyer Can't Appeal From Possible Docket Flub: 2nd Circ.
• Chancery Records Suit Seeks 'Moving Target,' Facebook Says
• Bayer Must Face Suit Over Flintstones 'Complete' Vitamins
• CFPB Head Won't Rule Out Further Payday Rule Changes
• 9th Circ. Judge Wary Of Fans' MDL Over Pacquiao Injury
• Ex-Insys VP Defiant During Cross-Examination At RICO Trial
• DOJ Seeks Discovery Stay In Cryptocurrency Fraud Suit
• Leon Panetta In The Courtroom, Langley And Area 51
• Lender, Gov't End Repossession Fight Over Soldiers' Cars
• Optometry Board Reaches $3M Deal In Data Breach Suit
• Equifax Deleted Key Data Breach-Related Docs, Senators Say
• Ramen Buyers Agree To Swallow Noodle Makers' Antitrust Win
• Fintech Charter Fight Goes Beyond Regulatory Authority
• Union Can't Steer Southwest Privacy Claims, 7th Circ. Told
• Texas Supplements Co. To Close, Pay $4.7M In Plea Deal
• FTC Moves Finance Sector Toward Mandatory Encryption
• Facebook Expanding Encrypted, Temporary Chats: Zuckerberg
• SEC's Peirce Bucks Call For Corporate Responsibility Rules
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Finding A Voice, And A New Home
• FDA Must Redesign Tobacco Warnings By March 2020
• State Meat Label Restrictions Face Preemption Challenges
• Lululemon Lied About Clothing's Cotton Content, Suit Says
• Consumer Fraud Takeaways From 7th Circ. 'Zestimates' Ruling
• Democrats Float New Bill To Revive Net Neutrality
• GoDaddy Text Blast Fits 'Autodialer' Bill, 9th Circ. Told
• Midland's NY Rate Suit Deal Calls For $9M Balance Reductions
• Navient Gets Appeal Cert. For Student Loan Suit Nix Bid
• Ill. AG Hits Tax Prep Co. Over $1M Fee Collection Fraud
• Docket Flub Leaves 2nd Circ. Wary Of Barnes & Noble Appeal
• Gym Can't Escape Ex-Members' Contract Breach Claims
• Hartford Must Pay For Mortgage Scam Suit Defense: 9th Circ.
• Mortgage Co. Accused Of Charging For Unneeded Inspections
• TripAdvisor Wants Sanctions In NJ Suit Over Shoddy Tour
• State AGs Applaud Bill To Combat Illegal Robocalls
• Quest Autodialer Suit Can't Wait On FCC, Judge Told
• Tech Brings Authentication Challenges In Ad And IP Cases
• NJ Debtor Faces Skeptical Court In Bid To Revive Class Action
• Accountants, What Are They Good For? Mass. Top Court Asks
• Judging A Book: Willett Reviews 'Guilty Pleasures'
• Insurance Groups Support Travelers In 11th Circ. Breach Row
• Feds Arrest NY Man Over Role In Bitcoins-For-Cards Scheme
• Google Says Cross-Appeal Needed To Keep Face-Scan Win
• CFPB Kicks Off PACE Loans Rulemaking With Call For Info
• Calif. Justices Say Pharmacy Customers Can't Force Refunds
• Pelosi Says Dems Ready To Unveil Net Neutrality Bill
• Coffee Seller Hit With False Labeling Suit Over 'Kona' Blends
• LuLaRoe Gets Alaska Excess Sales Tax Suit Axed
• CFTC Seeks $10.9M From Fla. Metals Dealer For Ponzi Scheme
• Gov't Can Back FCC's Final Say In TCPA Fight At High Court
• Women In Law Need Equal Treatment, Not Affirmative Action
• Starbucks Evades Consumer Suit Over Labels On Gummies
• Purdue Hits Mass. AG For 'Scapegoating' Co. In Opioid Suit
• Justices Won't Hear LabMD Founder's Suit Against FTC Attys
• Snap Fitness OKs Deal To Pay $2.9M To 141K Gym Members
• Facebook, Instagram Sue To Crack Down On Fake Accounts
• Avco Seeks Justices' Take On Preemption In Plane Crash Row
• Go Slow And Steady On GSE Reform, Groups Tell FHFA Head
• Mercedes Wants Appeal Of Order Allowing Emissions Suit
• TCPA Suit Says Cable Co. Keeps Calling Over Bogus Billing
• Kids Score Support In 9th Circ. Climate Change Case Appeal
• Net Neutrality Bills Don't Spell Compromise Any Time Soon
• Eli Lilly Subsidiary Must Face Chicken Price-Fixing Row
• Dog Owners Say Diamond Pet Foods' Puppy Formula Is Toxic
• Convicted NECC Pharmacists Can Make Case For Acquittal
• Paying Out Calif.'s Proposed 'Data Dividend' Won't Be Easy
• Objector To $300M Forex Fee Award Must Post Appeal Bond
• Ex-Liddle & Robinson Attys Debate Setting For Equal Pay Suit
• 'Fortnite' Players Claim They Were Scammed With Lame 'Loot'
• Chrysler Win Affirmed In NJ Lease Charge Fraud Case
• Wells Fargo Investors Reach $240M Deal Over Fake Accounts
• SweeTart Deal OK'd In Artificial Flavors Labeling Row
• Future Data Privacy Penalties May Include Prison Time
• Visible Diversity Is A Sign Of Organizational Health
• Simple Secrets For Writing A Killer Brief