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Consumer Protection - May, 2019

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• Facebook Can't Keep Data Transfer Row Out Of EU High Court
• Heritage Pharma Admits Price Fixing, Aids DOJ Probe
• Maine Bill Would Require Consent Before ISPs Sell Data
• Duane Morris Sued Over Debt Collection Tactics In Fla.
• 8th Circ. Axes Last Of SuperValu, Albertsons Breach Suit
• UPMC Wants To Bar Highmark From Hearing To Extend Deal
• Premera Blue Cross Floats $32M Deal In Data Breach Row
• Claims Rep For J&J Talc Supplier Survives Removal Bids
• Massage Envy Members Near OK On $10M Deal Over Fees
• Gym Chain Hit With Suit Over Harassing Collection Calls
• IDT Energy's TCPA, False-Ad Suits Not Covered, Insurer Says
• 9th Circ. Reawakens 'Phantom Markdown' Suit Against Saks
• Dial's $7.4M Hand Wash Deal Approved Over Feds' Objection
• J&J Hit With $300M Punitive Damages Verdict In NY Talc Trial
• Pa. Justices To Mull Class Suit Over Firm's Foreclosure Fees
• JetBlue Fliers Seek Class Certification In Travel Insurance Suit
• Dehumidifier Case Offers Guidance On CPSA Compliance
• Bose Tells Judge To Pull The Plug On Headphone Wiretap Suit
• California's Amended, Ambiguous Data Privacy Law
• T-Mobile Accused Of Bombarding Customers With Texts
• HSBC Bank USA Ducks Suit Over $37M Ponzi Scheme
• Honda Beats Suit Over Alleged Promised Add-Ons: 9th Circ.
• Facebook Investors Win Access To Records Over Data Breach
• 4th Circ. Kills Dish Network's Appeal Of $61M TCPA Verdict
• FCC's Call-Blocking Plan Weathers Industry Resistance
• Liberty Needn't Cover Broker's $60M TCPA Deal, Court Says
• UPS' Online Arbitration Agreement Is Valid, 9th Circ. Says
• Crypto Platform Coinbase Settles Unclaimed Bitcoin Spat
• Water Filter Seller Inks TCPA Deal Worth Up To $27.6M
• Amid Scrutiny, IRS To Enlist Review Of Free File Pact
• ICO Issuers Better Mind Australian Law, Watchdog Says
• What To Know About Updates To Nevada's Online Privacy Law
• 'Ashamed' NECC Pharmacist Spared Prison In Meningitis Case
• Mass. AG Sues E-Cigarette Co. For Marketing To Minors
• Motherhood & Making Partner: The View From 2 BigLaw Moms
• Facebook Says Social Media Users Can't Expect Privacy
• States Secure $900K Deal In First Coordinated HIPAA Suit
• 5 Attorneys On Being The Only Woman In The Room
• Millennials Are Pushing Back Against Law Firm Sexism
• Insurer Says $3.3M TCPA Deal Excluded From Lab's Policy
• No Tolling For Calif. Bitcoin Fraud Suit, Mt. Gox Founder Says
• Ex-NECC Pharmacist Gets 2.5 Years For Role In Drug Fraud
• Volleyball Coach Wants Out Of Sex Abuse Fraud Suit
• JetBlue Must Face Trip Insurance Kickbacks Suit
• Drugmaker Aqua Will Pay $3.5M To Settle Kickback Claims
• Attys In $11.9M Thoratec Heart Device Deal Seek $2.9M In Fees
• SeaWorld Can't Get Covington Docs In False Ad Row
• Fla. Car Dealer Wins Bid To Arbitrate Credit Check Dispute
• Judge Rejects Call For Ratepayer Committee In PG&E Ch. 11
• 3 Law Firm Business Tactics To Support A Niche Practice
• Split 6th Circ. Blames Fifth Third For Ambiguous APR Terms
• Pa. Justices Tell Court To Rethink AG's Highmark-UPMC Fight
• GM Is Hiding Chevy Malibu Power Loss Defect, Driver Claims
• Apple Sells Users' ITunes Data Without Consent, Suit Says
• Mount Ida College Escapes Students' Suit Over Closure
• Pa. Judge Slams LabMD For Asking To Delay Defamation Case
• 7th Circ. Questions If Southwest CBA Bars Privacy Claim
• Can You Spot The Gender Disparity? A Guide To Implicit Bias
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• In The March Toward Parity, Law Firms Fall Behind
• Ohio Seeks To Kill Local Lake Erie Protection Law
• Dick's Faulty Tree-Stand Straps Caused Fall, Hunter Says
• Attys Collect $6.1M For Work On Navy Federal Overdraft Suit
• Faxed Info Request Wasn't Barred By TCPA, 3rd Circ. Says
• Harley-Davidson Says Bikers Haven't Shown It Misled Them
• Walmart Accuses Chicken Sellers Of Years Of Price-Fixing
• High Court Won't Review VW's $10B Diesel Vehicle Deal
• A Look At OCC's Leap Into The Fintech Sandbox
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Food Fights At The Forefront
• Justices Back Limits On Class Action Removal Authority
• The Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• Glass Ceiling Slow To Break For Female Attys In 2018
• What 12 Gender Bias Complaints Say About BigLaw
• First American Security Flaw Exposes 885M Mortgage Records
• As GDPR Enters 2nd Year, Cos. Still Searching For Answers
• Justices' App Store Ruling Inspires New Apple Suit
• Pizza Hut Wants Out Of TCPA Class Action
• Kaspersky Lab Sees Spike In Mobile Banking Cyberattacks
• Ill. Appellate Court Revives Chicago Lead Pipe Suit
• Meet The Attorneys Facing Off In The Oklahoma Opioid Trial
• AMD Gets Investor Suit Over Chip Flaw Axed
• Class Attys Get $200K For Winning $50K Fla. FDCPA Suit
• Porsche Wants Out Of VW Emissions RICO Suit
• FCA Suit Against Ex-Aegerion Execs Is Likely To Live On
• Class Attys Get $1M Fees In TCPA Deal Over Unwanted Faxes
• IP Hires: DLA Piper, Vedder Price, Armond Wilson
• Real-Life Lessons For Lawyers From 'Game Of Thrones'
• TCPA Presents Ongoing Compliance Challenges For Insurers
• 5 Tips To Help Your Summer Associates Succeed
• Facebook Seeks To Shut Down Messenger Data Scraping Suit
• Kid Data Scrape Claims Against Disney, Viacom Go Forward
• Some House Dems Inch Toward Net Neutrality Compromise
• CFPB Eyes More Work On Biz Lending Data Rules Amid Suit
• AGs Want More Firepower Against Internet Platforms
• Universal Orlando Visitor Hits Park With Ill. Biometric Suit
• Ransomware Attacks Surge In 2019, Insurer Beazley Says
• Moody's Cites Cyberattack In Downgrading Equifax Outlook
• Avenatti Booted From Class Counsel In Surgical Gown Suit
• Senate Passes Bill To Give FCC Sharper Bite On Robocalls
• Real Estate Developer Faces TCPA Suit Over Marketing Texts
• 9th Circ. OKs Atty Sanctions For 'Frivolous' Deere Loan Suit
• Challenges To Trump's '2 For 1' Order Face Difficult Road
• Keys To Communicating A Law Firm's Mission
• What's Ahead For FDA Regulation Of Dietary Supplements
• A Significant Case For All Calif. Mortgage Lenders
• AIG Unit's Failure To Defend Yahoo Was Bad Faith, Jury Says
• Google Facing Inquiry Over Targeted Ads' GDPR Compliance
• Judge Grows Weary Of Infighting In J&J Talc Supplier's Ch. 11
• Cybercrime Vet To Help Run NY Unit Protecting Banks, Public
• FDIC, Payday Lenders Reach Deal In 'Choke Point' Suit
• Debtor Denied Fair Shot To Keep Suit Alive, 3rd Circ. Says
• Starbucks Stores In NYC Deploy Toxic Pesticides, Suits Say
• Online Reviews Not Linked To Botched Pa. Case, Firm Says
• 3 Banks Must Face Full Brunt Of Robocall Suit
• Mass. Data Privacy Bill Poses Potential Class Action Risks
• Checkers Hit With TCPA Suit Over Consumer Text Messages
• Garmin Can Get Lost With 'Lifetime' GPS Claims, Buyer Says
• Nivea Maker Can't Duck Suit Claiming Lotion Was A Drug
• Federal Agencies Dig In For Prolonged PFAS Fight
• Judge Cites Growing Cyberthreats In Preserving Voting Suit
• NYC Car Dealers Sue City Over $3M Consumer Violation Fine
• Microsoft Calls For US Privacy Law Putting Onus On Firms
• Disabled Mariners Fans Say Stadium Improvements Fall Short
• Torrent Pharma Accused Of Distributing Tainted Pills
• Firms To Face Revived Malpractice Claims Over Syngenta Suit
• Law Group Won't Approve Controversial Report This Year
• Oreos Aren't Made With 'Real' Cocoa, Suit Says
• Fitness Co. Must Face Class Claims Over Membership Deals
• Porsche Leaves Engine Cooling Defect Suit In The Dust
• Sen. Floats Making National 'Do Not Track' List For User Data
• Business-Purpose Mortgage Loans Face New Scrutiny In Fla.
• Calif. Businesses Avoid Privacy Class Action Explosion
• How Lawyers Can Help Save The Planet
• Mortgage Co. Pushed Shoddy Contractors For Loan, Suit Says
• Mt. Gox Founder Can't Dodge Calif. Suit, Bitcoin Buyer Says
• Calif. Eateries Get No-Tip Conspiracy Suit Tossed
• New York AG Opens Probe Into NYC Taxi Medallion Market
• Campaign To Ax Facebook's Zuckerberg From Board Grows
• AGs Urged To Prioritize Domestic Robocall Enforcement
• SoCalGas Failures Caused Aliso Canyon Leak, Study Says
• Insurer Can't Slip Yahoo's $7M Bad Faith Claim During Trial
• BMW Hit With Class Action Claiming Engines Guzzle Oil
• 9th Circ. Revives Borrowers' Experian Loan Reporting Suit
• Houston Pharma Co. To Recall Contaminated And Weak Drugs
• Hot Topic Strikes $2.9M TCPA Deal Over Promotional Texts
• A Potential New Fight Over FTC's 13(b) Authority
• Structural Remedies In Spotlight In Facebook Privacy Probe
• Gov't Must Provide Info In Challenge To 2-For-1 Rule Order
• Call Recipients Seek Class Cert. In Vacation Marketing Row
• Group Questions T-Mobile's Lifeline Pledge, Drawbacks
• Call Blocking May Come With Cost, Advocacy Org Cautions
• CFPB Targets NY Debt Collection Firm Over Mass Suit Filings
• CVS Ditches False Ad Suit Over Joint Health Pills
• Rep. Asks FCC's Pai To Clarify Whether He 'Withheld' Info
• BMW Blasts EU's Emissions Tech Cartel Case
• Mobile App Developer Tries To Kick 'Click Injection' Fraud Suit
• GM Owners Open Faulty-Transmission Class Suit In Del.
• GNC Says Unauthorized Amazon Reseller Tarnishes Its Name
• The Law Firms Making Millions Off The PG&E Cases
• Consumers Push For Sanctions In Tribe-Linked Usury Case
• IRS Should Use Tax Law To Combat The Opioid Epidemic
• Reducing The Regulatory Risk Of Merchant Cash Advances And Factoring
• DeVry $16M Ads Suit Settlement OK'd With Lesser Atty Fees
• The Precarious State Of Public Injunction Waivers In Calif.
• A Chat With Gilead Sciences Legal Ops Leader Gary Tully
• Calif. Senate Blocks Bill To Update Consumer Privacy Law
• Bitfinex, Tether Transfers Blocked As NY Judge Narrows Order
• Industry Must Push FCC To Fix TCPA Litigation Mess: O'Rielly
• CDC's HIV Prevention Patents Invalid, Gilead CEO Tells House
• Wiretap Suit Against Chinese Sex Toy Maker Survives
• Blood Clot Drug Buyers Must Redo Class Cert. Bid
• Schwab Leans On Lamps Plus In Push To Sink 401(k) Class
• ButcherBox Customer Has Beef With Auto Service Renewals
• Pa. Justices Cast Doubt On Highmark-UPMC Deal Extension
• Carriers Tell FCC They've Stopped Selling Location Data
• Calif. Gov., Fire Victims Slam PG&E's Request To Delay Ch. 11
• Mizuho Bank Dodges Another Mt. Gox Bitcoin Buyer Suit
• Ex-NFLers Lose Bid To Overturn Tighter Concussion Rules
• Drivers Fight to Keep GM Fuel Pump Case Alive
• Investors Knew Risks Ahead Of $125M Fine, MoneyGram Says
• Allergan Wins Just $48.5K At Trial Over Imprimis False Ads
• $2.8M In Fees Granted To Attys For Class In TurboTax Suit
• HCA Healthcare Sued Over Emergency Room 'Cover Charge'
• Imprimis Owes Rival Allergan False Ad Drug Profits, Jury Told
• FTC To Crack Down On Cos. That Buy Data From Scammers
• Nissan Says Supplier Should Pay $27M Over Brake-Defect Suit
• OCC Will Review Wells Fargo's CEO Selection
• AGs Jeer Proposed Changes To Consumer Contract Guide
• Ore. Rep. Fears 'Unregulated' App World May Hurt Consumers
• Telecom Cos.' Claims Over 911 Call Fee Cap Must Go To Trial
• Insurers Flag Special Counsel In Imerys Ch. 11
• Student Debt Cos. Urge Judge To Toss NY's Fraud Suit
• FAA To Amp Up Scrutiny Of Boeing Jet Fix, House Panel Told
• Default Call Blocking Is OK, FCC Chair Signals To Carriers
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Completing The Journey Home
• L'Oreal's Keratin Shampoo Branding Is Deceptive, Buyers Say
• MTA Renovations Lack Access For Disabled Riders, Suit Says
• Allstate Ducks Crash Treatment Suit Over Unclear Complaint
• The Problem With 9th Circ. CFPB Leadership Structure Ruling
• Calif. Privacy Law Will Likely Prompt Flood Of Class Actions
• NFL Players Want Claims Revived Against Helmet Co. Riddell
• Tuna Giants Caught In Trio Of Suits Over 'Dolphin Safe' Labels
• SF Bans Gov't Use Of Face ID Tech In A 1st For US City
• Gilead Built HIV Drug Empire On 'No Generic' Deals, Suit Says
• Insurer Faces Pushback In Bid For Asbestos Victims' Info
• Calif. Senate OKs Bill To Require Telecoms To Verify Calls
• $240M Wells Fargo Derivative Suit Deal Gets Judge's 1st OK
• Windstream Gets OK For Up To $24M In Ch. 11 Exec Bonuses
• Heed Consumer Complaints, Regulators Tell Compliance Pros
• Pa. AG Says Purdue Buried Doctors In False Painkiller Claims
• Class Action Settlements Face Ariz. AG's Scrutiny
• Casino-Style Games Co. Says Chips Row Merits Arbitration
• 2nd Circ. Returns 'Flushable' Wipes Suits For More Evidence
• Fla. Firm Accused Of Sending Consumers Unsolicited Texts
• FCC Call Authentication Summit Draws Early Criticism
• CFPB Shirking Small Biz Lending Data Collection, Suit Says
• A Glimpse Into The Potential Future Of AI Regulation
• Facebook Says Korean App Maker Misused User Data
• ViSalus, Class Spar Over Potential $925M Robocall Award
• Judge's Respect For Apple Helped It Beat Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• Identity Politics: How Firms Seal The Deal After A Merger
• Delta Tries To Ditch Flyer's Data Breach Suit
• The Dangers Of BigLaw's Merger-Happy Growth Strategy
• Pa. Treasurer Says PPL Won't Release Unclaimed Stock Info
• The Firms That Lost The Most Attorneys In 2018
• Kan. Atty's Suit Over Inflated Recovery Ads Can Proceed
• CFPB Releases Plan For Multiyear Review Of Old Rules
• Robocalled Fla. Consumers Win Conditional Class Cert.
• 'Blameless Ignorance' Applies To FDCPA Suits, Justices Hear
• FTC Fails To Clinch $3.4M Claim Against Tech Support Firm
• Fitbit Class Attys Seek $7M Fees In Sleep-Tracker Deal
• Judging A Book: Wood Reviews 'The Making Of A Justice'
• Collector Can't Quickly Force Arbitration Of Class Claims
• TurboTax Maker Hid Free Filing Option, Consumers Claim
• Fireproofing Contractor Hit With TCPA Suit For Faxed Ads
• What's At Stake In Battle Over TCPA Constitutionality
• Megafirms Drive Thirst For Tie-Ups As Firms Scale Up
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• These Law Firms Keep Their Partnership Ranks Lean
• CFPB's Move To Ban Suits On Stale Debt Stirs Advocate Angst
• VW Slams Emissions Opt-Out Claims As 'Wildly Excessive'
• Starbucks Sued Over 'Premature' French Press Recall
• Sens. Want More Details On Facebook's Financial Data Usage
• Dial MDL's $7.4M Settlement Too 'Dubious' To Allow, Feds Say
• DraftKings Bungled Sports Betting Championship, Suit Says
• Timing Of SEC's VW Emissions Suit 'Totally Mystifies' Judge
• Hold Charter In Contempt For Luring Customers, Court Urged
• Gap's False Ad Voucher Deal For 19M Shoppers Nears OK
• Dunkin' Tells 2nd Circ. No Meat To Suit Over Angus Steak Ads
• Calif. Tribe Says It's Immune To NC Loan Class Action
• Ditech Wins Approval For Ch. 11 Plan Disclosures
• State Lawmakers Stepping Up Fight Against Insurance Fraud
• Coke Pays $2.5M To Settle Suit Over Ginger Ale Labels
• Settlement Brewing In Coffee Pod False Marketing Suit
• Fla. Man Sues Cable Co. Over Four Years Of Robocalls
• Senior Home, Kronos To Pay $1.6M In Biometric Privacy Deal
• Getting Out Of Legal Project Management Debt
• Judge Wants More Info On Auto Financier's $4M TCPA Deal
• Debtor Says Collectors Came After Him Without NJ License
• City Of LA's Deal Over Seized 'Bandit Taxis' Nears Green Light
• SEC Fraud Suit Roils VW Bid To Shake Emissions Scandal
• Chinese Nationals Charged In Massive Anthem Data Breach
• Spectrum Can't Shake CPSA Fines For Coffee Pots In 7th Circ.
• Rawlings Bat False Ad Suit Gets Two Strikes, But Not Out
• Tribal Officers Urge 2nd Circ. To Rethink Lending Decision
• Solar Power Provider Sent Unwanted Text Ads, Suit Claims
• Chipotle Customers Fight Bid To Decertify Non-GMO Suit
• Malware Attack Rattles Accounting Giant Wolters Kluwer
• Group Wants Pause During Lake Erie Law Intervention Appeal
• 9th Circ.'s CFPB Ruling 'Adds Nothing New,' 5th Circ. Hears
• 4 Ways State AGs Are Targeting Energy Sector
• How 9th Circ. May Rule In Google Privacy Case
• 6 Ways To Keep Your Jury From Zoning Out
• Smucker's Escapes Portions Of Olive Oil Labeling Suit
• 11th Circ. Rescues Flood Insurance Suit Against Mortgage Co.
• Chancery Arrest Urged For Owner Of Troubled Senior Homes
• Cyberattacks Increasingly Targeting Senior Execs: Report
• Mercury Insurance Must Pay $27.6M Fine Over Illegal Fees
• Pet Insurer To Pay $5.5M To Settle TCPA Class Action
• LendingClub Investors Fight To Keep Hidden-Fees Suit Alive
• Fla. Appeals Court Decertifies Class In BJ's Sales Tax Spat
• IRS Tells DC Circ. It Satisfied FOIA Ask On Seized Assets
• CFPB's Proposed Collection Call Caps Draw Industry Heat
• FTC Asks House For Narrow Power To Make Privacy Rules
• FTC's Phillips Says Privacy Breaches Not An Antitrust Issue
• New Bill Would Ban Loot Boxes, 'Pay-To-Win' Video Games
• Arby's Serves Up $2M Data Breach Deal
• 38 State AGs Urge Congress To Pass Cannabis Banking Act
• FTC Fines Alone Won't Make Facebook Behave, Sens. Say
• Auto Insurer Accused Of Underpaying Thousands Of Claims
• FTC Wraps 1st Cases Spotlighting Right To Post Bad Reviews
• UK Antitrust Chief Says New Penalties Aren't Anti-Business
• Class Action Settlements May Look Different In The Future
• Fla. Home Floods Not Paper Co. Dam's Fault, 11th Circ. Says
• Indiana Sues Equifax Over Data Breach, Slams Lax Security
• DC Circ. OKs $8M Win For Mayors Group Against Great-West
• TurboTax, H&R Block Tricked Free Filers Into Paying, LA Says
• Shipman & Goodwin Picks Up Cigna's Cybersecurity Chief
• Sens. Dial Into FCC, FTC Robocall Enforcement Weaknesses
• Atty Must List Conflict Info Before Guiding Future Talc Claims
• Marriott Timeshare Buyers Seek Cert. In Points Program Row
• UPMC Forgot Its 'Core Mission' In Highmark Row: Pa. AG
• Porsche To Pay $599M Over Emissions Cheating
• Distributor Must Hand Over Docs In Poultry Price-Fixing Suit
• Mt. Gox Founder Wants Out Of Calif. Bitcoin Fraud Suit
• New Regs, New Tech Bring New Medical Device Cyber Liability
• 5 Myths In Legal Crisis Communications
• CFPB Pitches New Rules For Debt Collection Industry
• Monsanto Can't Bring EPA's Latest Report Into Roundup Trial
• Former FDIC General Counsel Joins Arnold & Porter
• Imaging Co. Draws $3M Penalty For Data Security Lapse
• AdultFriendFinder Data Breach Suit Kicked To Arbitration
• Amarin Says Attys 'On Speed Dial' After Ending Omega-3 Suits
• Exec Can't Shield Atty Docs In Tribe-Linked Usury Case
• Avenatti Blasts Class Counsel 'Hijack' In Surgical Gown Case
• GM's 'Clean' Diesel Systems Are Dirty, Silverado Buyers Say
• CFPB's Leadership Structure Is Constitutional, 9th Circ. Rules
• Claims Agent Defends New Rules In NFL Concussion Deal
• Remaining CBD Hurdles For Food And Drink Manufacturers
• BioScrip To Pay $1M To End Probe Into Unauthorized Refills
• An Overview Of The Debate Over Litigation Finance Disclosure
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Europe's Chief Privacy Regulator Says Fines Are Inevitable
• Verizon, T-Mobile Roped Into Location Data Fight In Baltimore
• Rockford, Ill., Drug Antitrust Suit Beats Renewed Challenge
• Calif. Privacy Law Could Spark TCPA-Like Lawsuit Wave
• FTC Privacy Rows Don't Need Monetary Loss
• 11th Circ. Says Wells Fargo, BofA Can't Kill Miami's FHA Suits
• Fiat's $307M Emissions Cheat Deal OK'd, Plus $66M To Attys
• Customer Group Wants Ratepayer Committee In PG&E Ch. 11
• Kroger Says Coconut Milk False Ad Suit Doesn't Float
• TD Bank Investors Seek Class Cert. In Fraud Suit
• Some Boston Airbnb Regulations Can't Stand, Judge Says
• TSA Needs To Improve Pipeline Cybersecurity, GAO Says
• VW Rips Pre-Scandal Car Sellers Who Say They're Victims
• Mortgage Borrowers Get Elevated Status In Ditech Ch. 11
• Airlines Can't Use Face Scans To Target Ads, Officials Say
• NAIC Head Talks Tech Benefits, Climate Risks For Insurers
• Dems Seek To Drop Intuit, H&R Block From Free File Program
• A Class Action Defense Gift From Frank V. Gaos
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Facebook Scandal Was Avoidable, Canada Privacy Chief Says
• OCC Fintech Charter Suit Gets OK To Proceed In NY
• Ralph Lauren Must Face Customer Suit Over Excessive Texts
• Lending Cos. Have Tribal Immunity From Suit, 4th Circ. Told
• Privacy Penalties Will Keep Setting Records, FTC Chair Hints
• Keurig Says Coffee Buyers Out Of Time To Revive Claims
• Pa. Law Firm's Suit Over Looted 401(k) Moves Forward
• EU Enforcers Cite Growing Pains, Caution In GDPR Rollout
• Alsup Rips Facebook's Claim It's Not Liable Because It's Free
• Nature's Path Acai Pastries Don't Bear Fruit, Suit Says
• Auto Skip Tracer Argues It Isn't Actually A Debt Collector
• Ex-NECC Pharmacists Guilty Of Role In Fake Shipments
• FCC's Rosenworcel Pings Carriers On Location Tracking
• How To Identify And Deal With Narcissists In Law
• CFPB Fines Student Loan Co. $3.9M For Tardy Adjustments
• Irish Regulator To Begin Issuing GDPR Probe Results In July
• Facebook Investors Lose Bid For Cambridge Analytica Probe
• Sales Employee In Belize Real Estate 'Scam' Can't Exit Suit
• Corvette Drivers Say GM Hid Wheel Bending, Cracking Defect
• US Sues Gas Station Co. For Lax Underground Tank Safety
• FCC Warned Against Singling Out Accessibility Fees On Bills
• SoCalGas Fined $8M Over Botched Customer Billing
• UPMC Tells Pa. Justices Highmark Deal Was Only Temporary
• Many Organizations Won't Be Ready For Calif. Privacy Law
• Key Voice Recording Privacy Issues For Smart Device Cos.
• Tide May Be Turning For Prop 65 Free Speech Defense
• Precor Treadmill Buyers Want Final OK Of Heart Monitor Deal