Consumer Protection Archive » August, 2019

Consumer Protection - August, 2019

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• VW Makes $96.5M Deal To End Inflated Fuel Economy Claims
• Google Deal's Setbacks Renew Doubts On Cy Pres Awards
• Hyundai Escapes Suit Over Elantra's Alleged Engine Defect
• Amid Acute Regulatory Pressure, Can Libra Hold It Together?
• Advocates Rip 'Woefully Low' YouTube COPPA Fine
• Insurers Call For Dismissal Of Suit Alleging Overcharges
• IPhone Security Flaws Affected Thousands, Google Says
• Uber Seeks Exit From E-Scooter Disability Bias Suit
• OECD Reviewing Bulgarian Tax Data Breach
• Investors Can Ask To Depose UK Traders In Forex Suit
• Key Questions The Oklahoma Opioid Verdict Didn't Answer
• Target Defeats Suit Over 'Worthless' Biotin Supplements
• Ky. Gov. Wins Fight Over Outside Attys In Opioid Suits
• FCC's Pai Defends Unchanged RF Exposure Limits For 5G
• Boston, Airbnb Settle Suit Over Short-Term Rental Regs
• New Best Practices Under E-Discovery Spoliation Rule
• Allergan To Pay $5M To Exit Ohio Opioid Bellwethers
• Pa. AG Can Bring Parallel Navient Claims, CFPB Tells 3rd Circ.
• Stock-Drop Suit Against LaCroix Maker Fizzles Out
• Facebook Must Face Trimmed Messenger Data Scraping Suit
• T-Mobile, Sprint Tell Court Merger Will Benefit All Americans
• Florida IPhone 4 Users Dial Apple Into FaceTime Suit
• J&J Aims To Cut Calif. Mesh Marketing Trial Short
• Samsung Arbitration Pact Notice Raises Eyebrows At 9th Circ.
• Credit Card Processor Must Face FTC's Monetary Claims
• Jets Fan Can't Revive Suit At 3rd Circ. Over Ticket Policy
• CFPB Settles With Ill. Debt Collector It Says Made Threats
• USDA To Probe Beef Industry After Tyson Slaughterhouse Fire
• Insys Ch. 11 Case Gets Consumer Privacy Watchdog
• How Law Firms Can Create Content Decision Makers Will Read
• Spirit Airlines' Purse Charge Policy Irks 2nd Circ. Judge
• 4 Cybersecurity Cases That Are Shaping Phishing Defense
• Health M&A Opportunities Demand Special Care
• Grand Jury Indicts Hacking Suspect In Capital One Breach
• Okla.'s $572M Win In J&J Opioid Fight On Shaky Ground
• Dutch Watchdog Flags Possible Microsoft GDPR Breach
• Most '19 Ransomware Hits Are On Governments, Report Says
• Venmo's Data Privacy Cause For 'Deep Concern,' Mozilla Says
• Ditech Ch. 11 Plan Ignores Customers' Interests, Judge Says
• Bosch Seeks Exit From NJ Mercedes Emissions Fraud Suit
• Nestle Dropped From Haagen-Dazs TCPA Suit
• Firm Can't Nix Debt Collector's Libel Claims Over Its Website
• Merrill Lynch Must Face Misleading 529 Plan Tax Savings Suit
• 11th Circ. TCPA Ruling Could Imperil Class Claims: Experts
• Litigation, Regulation Heating Up For E-Cig Manufacturers
• 11th Circ. Revives Suit Over Credit Union Overdraft Fees
• Hyundai Can't Shake TCPA Suit Over Autodialed Texts
• Ruling On Arbitration Due Soon In DraftKings & FanDuel MDL
• CFPB Fines Cash Transmitter In 1st Remittance Rule Case
• Feds Fight Tampa Bay Lightning's Bid To Strike Down TCPA
• Fund To Pay NY $2.8M For Backing Alleged Mortgage Scheme
• Gov't Says Court Should Steer Clear Of Its TCPA Exception
• Clif Bar Escapes White Chocolate Mislabeling Suit, For Now
• Ford, Bosch Denied Do-Over In Truck Emissions Battle
• College Company To Pay FTC $30M Over Deceptive Marketing
• EU Probing Concerns About Google Job Search
• 9th Circ. Probes FCC Reversal In Copper Retirement Suit
• Fortnite Suit Highlights Game Cos.' Need For Privacy Vigilance
• Cryptocurrency Presents Puzzle For Unclaimed Property Laws
• How Surveys Can Affirm Materiality In Consumer Cases
• 4 Key Takeaways As Historic Opioid Ruling Wallops J&J
• FCC Urged To Limit Telecoms' Safe Harbor For Blocked Calls
• Senior Care Referral Co. To Pay $6M To Settle TCPA Suit
• Bosch Rips Dealers' Cert. Bid In VW Emissions RICO Suit
• Capital One Hack Victims Agree On Consolidation, Not Venue
• Attys Want $9.5M In Fees For Equifax FCRA Deal
• NY Extends Clock For Bringing Martin Act Suits To 6 Years
• Mont. Cos. Fight To Keep Suit Over Insurance Premiums Alive
• AGs, Carriers' Cooperation Won't Stem Robocall Litigation
• Atty Left Out Of $3M Fee Bid In BNY Mellon Settlement
• Okla. Judge Rules J&J Caused Opioid Crisis, Owes $572M
• Ex-Restaurateur Needs More Witness Evidence In RICO Suit
• AMD Inks $12.1M Deal In Computer Chip False Ad Row
• Biometric Privacy Suits After Facebook Face-Scan Class Cert.
• Facebook Blocks German Order Curbing Data Collection
• Dollar Stores Will Pay $1.2M For Selling Expired Products
• Accused Capital One Hacker Must Await Trial In Custody
• Dems Urge Tighter Gov't Scrutiny Of Banks' Cloud Providers
• 9th Circ. Wants Feds' Take On Counties' VW Emissions Fight
• FTC Enforcement Faces Uncertainty After 7th Circ. Ruling
• Chamber Rebuts Broad Autodialer Definition In TCPA Appeal
• Docs Shed Light On Facebook Cambridge Analytica Timeline
• Fees On Crypto Purchases Didn't Breach Contract: Chase
• Judge Links Consumer, Developer Suits Over Apple App Store
• Hertz Wants Consumer's Foreign Currency Fee Suit Tossed
• Attys In Fake Kona Coffee Class Suit Get OK To Dump Client
• Zillow Board Wants Derivative Suit Over CFPB Probe Tossed
• 7th Circ. Says FTC's $5M Restitution Award Can't Stick
• 9th Circ. Asked To Return Cox False Ad Suit To State Court
• FTC Cybersecurity Cases Highlight Benefits, Risks Of Settling
• Mastercard Alerts Germany, Belgium To Vendor Data Leak
• Awaiting Answers On A Post-Bristol-Myers Class Question
• Crafting Motions To Seal After 3rd Circ. Avandia Decision
• Ex-NFL Player Sidesteps Concussion Deal Appeal, For Now
• Alleged Crypto Pyramid Scheme Scammers Settle FTC Suit
• ViSalus Can't Decertify Class In $925M Robocall Case
• Exec Slams Fyre Fest Attendees' Bid To Pull Him Back In Suit
• Hertz Must Face Trimmed Unfair Rental Fees Suit
• Hinshaw Nabs LeClairRyan Consumer Finance Atty In LA
• HomeAway Fights Class Cert. Bid In Traveler Fee Suit
• Senate Dems Press Road Safety Agency On Car Hacks
• Police Suit Over Ford SUV Fumes Fails, Judge's Report Says
• Int'l Fraud, Laundering Schemes Hit Law Firms, Feds Say
• Pa. Courts Can't 'Quadruple' Damages For Consumer Fraud
• 'Reasonable' Security Will Be Key In Calif. Data Breach Cases
• State Banking Regulators Look To Help Fintech Follow Rules
• Class Certification Insights From McCormick Slack-Fill Suit
• Hard Disk Consumers Accuse NHK, Others Of Price-Fixing
• Apple IPhone Users' FaceTime Failure Case Headed To Trial
• AGs, Carriers Unite To Trace And Block Robocalls
• MTA Bridges Can't Duck Trimmed Excessive Tolls Suits
• 3 Questions After The 9th Circ. Greenlights ERISA Arbitration
• Timeshare Exit Attys Can't Leave Wyndham False Ad Suit
• Chamber Wants 9th Circ. To Rethink AT&T Arbitration Loss
• Accused Capital One Hacker Says Men's Jail Risks Her Health
• Ill. Biometric Privacy Law Is Unconstitutional, Grocer Says
• Big Fish Casino Gambling Suit Paused For Arbitration Ruling
• Warren Presses Wells Fargo On Closed Account Fees Report
• NJ Judge Trims Samsung Privacy Suit Over Smart TVs
• Fla. Hotel Customer Seeks Class Cert. In Gratuities Fight
• 7th Circ. Revives Suit Over PetSmart's 'Prescription' Cat Food
• Litigation Finance Can And Should Protect Its Reputation
• Apple Unit Illegally Charged Ill. Tax On Biz Software, Suit Says
• Tomato Suit Is Outside Importer's Policy, Insurer Says
• Recent Breach Shows Importance Of Securing Biometric Data
• Mass. Driver Asks 1st Circ. To Revive Mercedes Defect Suit
• Top EU Data Privacy Watchdog Buttarelli Dies
• Calif. Surgeon Testifies J&J Mesh Has Low Complication Rate
• Amazon Can't Ditch Claims Over Fire-Prone Hoverboard
• NY Parents Can't Keep Vaccine Exemption For Disabled Kids
• Mariners ADA Suit To Continue Over Seat Location, Sightlines
• Delta Urges 1st Circ. Not To Revive 'False Imprisonment' Suit
• ViSalus, Consumers Brawl Over Decert. Bid In Robocall Suit
• State Farm Can't Dodge Suit Over Life Insurance Costs
• Herbicide Co. To Pay $2.5M To Settle False Ad Claims
• More Than 20 Texas Towns Hit By Ransomware Attacks
• Honey Buyer Seeks Class Cert. In Suit Over 'Pure' Labels
• FCC Calls CenturyLink Outage 'Unacceptable,' But No Fine Yet
• Pfizer Says It Shouldn't Be Included In EpiPen Class Cert. Bid
• 3 Tech Competition Concerns In Europe
• Feds Say Fake PAC Man Who Used Beto Site Is On The Lam
• Workshop Marks Start Of FTC Interest In Gaming 'Loot Boxes'
• A Robust Federal Consumer Protection Law May Be Ahead
• Navajo Nation Ends Appeal Of Wells Fargo Fake Accounts Suit
• FDA Accused Of Dodging Food Safety Mandate
• 11th Circ. Urged To Ignore FCC Rule Change In Fax Ad Suit
• California Rests Case In Ethicon Mesh False-Marketing Trial
• Husch Blackwell Boosts Phoenix Office With Lewis Roca Team
• Irish Data Watchdog Halts Public Service Card Info Culling
• Location Privacy Warrant Lines Still Murky After Carpenter
• Twitter, FB Say China Accounts Targeted Hong Kong Protests
• Class Cert. Stripped From Fla. Robocall Suit
• UHS Directors Escape Derivative Suit Over Billing Practices
• Uber Must Face Disability Bias Claims, 7th Circ. Told
• NM City's Utility Charging Discriminatory Solar Fees: Lawsuit
• Issues To Avoid In Fintech, Consumer Financial Services M&A
• Facebook Faces More Consumer Claims Over Housing Ads
• Lost Evidence Leaves NY Judge With Doubts Over MMA Suit
• Bumble Bee Wants Suit Over 'Dolphin Safe' Label Tossed
• LabMD Sanctioned Over Tiversa Defamation Deposition
• Class Settlements And The Risks Of Viral Media Attention
• Crisis Messaging To Protect Law Firm Brand And Bottom Line
• Trump Taps Embattled Lender's Exec As Student Loan Monitor
• Weil's Bid To Intervene In Insys Conflict Faces Opposition
• Home Inspectors Not Exempt From NJ Consumer Fraud Law
• RI Suit Against Opioid Makers Can Move Forward, Judge Says
• Atty Can't Tap Into Receiver Assets In Belize Fraud Case
• Hershey Says It Can Beat Twizzlers Health Effect Suit
• AT&T Urges 7th Circ. To Dump Appeal In Junk-Text Suit
• SEC, VW Must Cut Deal In Emissions Fraud Suit, Judge Says
• LabCorp Can't Escape All Claims In Suit Over Lab Test Billing
• Toxic Supplement Suit Lacks Proof, Vitamin Shoppe Says
• HK Exchange Seeks To Improve Liquidity, Control Volatility
• Walmart Knew Gift Cards Were Tampered With, Buyers Say
• DC Circ. Won't Review SEC's Paperless Reporting Rule
• Uber Wants Out Of Calif. E-Scooter Nuisance Suit
• Dems Urge FCC To Take New Comments On Sprint/T-Mobile
• What Cos. Should Consider To Prep For Nev. Data Privacy Law
• Calif. Justices Set Low Bar For Website Bias Claims
• Ohio's Payday Lending Regs May Inform Other State Efforts
• Drugmakers Can't Ax MDL's 'Overarching Conspiracy' Claims
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over Ocwen's Software Problems
• Calif. Justices Won't Ax Mercury Insurance's $27.6M Fine
• Sen. Warren, Pols Question CFPB Official's 'Hate Group' Links
• Real Estate Developer Ducks TCPA Suit Over Marketing Texts
• $925M Robocall Class Says Decert. Bid Is 'Manifestly Unfair'
• Enviro Says City Can Go Beyond Ohio's Lake Erie Rules
• FCC Settles Over Alert Tones' Use On 'Kimmel,' 'Walking Dead'
• Assessing The Cost, Legal Fallout Of Capital One Data Breach
• Debt Collector For Capital One Accounts Hit With FDCPA Suit
• AGs' New Complaint Takes Aim At DOJ's T-Mobile/Sprint Deal
• What You Should Know About Courtroom Closures
• Bodum Gets 2nd Shot At Starbucks French Press Libel Suit
• $31M Verdict Reversed In Navistar Engine Defect Suit
• GM, Drivers In Push For Global Deal On Economic Damages
• Danone Dodges Deceptive Ad Suit Over Coconut Milk
• Chicago Says It Can Sue Marriott Over Data Breach
• FCC's Caller ID Rules Contribute To Spoofed Calls Crackdown
• Ga. Must Ax Current Voting System After 2019, Judge Rules
• Pa. Justices Could Shift State's Consumer Litigation
• Capital One Hacker Hit Dozens Of Other Entities, Feds Say
• Auto Insurer Didn't Short Thousands Of Claims, Judge Says
• Grindr User Takes Stalking Case Against App To High Court
• Call Recipients Denied Cert. In Time Warner Robocall Case
• YouTube, Google Muzzling LGBTQ Voices, Video Creators Say
• Attys Seek $1M Fees For Mutual Of Omaha Life Policy Suit
• Calif. Residents' E-Scooters Suit Stuck In Fed. Court, For Now
• Facebook Draws Irish Inquiry Over Users' Audio Transcription
• Homeowners Seek OK Of Nationstar Deal In Mortgage Tax Suit
• Symantec, Cyber Standards Org Delete Lab's Antitrust Suit
• Consumer Fights AT&T Bid To Arbitrate Privacy Suit
• DeVry Alumni Slam School's 'Lies, Lies, Lies' In Latest Suit
• Debt Collector Sued For Lacking Pa. License To Seek Interest
• 1st Circ. Revives Automated Call Suit Against Verizon
• PG&E Says Wildfire Victims Don't Need More Documents
• Dem Sens. Ask Ed-Tech, Data Cos. About Student Privacy
• Customers Win Class Cert. In TCPA Suit Against McKesson
• Warren Takes Aim At FTC Over Equifax Breach Deal Claims
• Pai Touts Progress Of Carriers' Call Verification Efforts
• Calif. Officials Shake Tribal Biz's Tobacco Tax Fight
• GDPR Lessons Can Prep US Cos. For State Data Privacy Laws
• FCC Chair Floats Final Sprint/T-Mobile Approval
• Individual Claim Survives In Suit Over BofA Stop-Payment Fee
• Fraud Claims Dropped Against Texas Firm In Syngenta Suit
• Kroger's Salmonella Calls Didn't Violate TCPA, Judge Says
• Mascara Seller's $3.3M Deal Blots 'Natural Fiber' False Ad Suit
• Chicago Hilton Hotel Hit With Ill. Biometric Privacy Suit
• Forever 21 Data Breach Deal Needs More Details, Judge Says
• General Mills Beats False Ad Suit Over Sugary Cereal Labeling
• FinCEN Dir. Talks Security At Anti-Money Laundering Meeting
• Hyundai Drivers Want Redo In Powertrain Defect Suit
• CenturyLink To Pay $550K For Overbilling Practices
• 3 Marshall Dennehey Debt-Act Defenders Join Gordon & Rees
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Seaweed Scientist's Odyssey
• DOJ Enforcement Insights From Poultry Price-Fixing Case
• How 2 Robocall Bills Would Affect TCPA Enforcement
• Equifax Fights Investors' Cert. Bid In Data Breach Suit
• EPIC Steps Up Bid To Stop Facebook's $5B FTC Deal
• For-Profit Law Schools Duck FCA Suit Over False Data Claims
• 3rd Circ. Says QR Codes On Debt Letters Violate Law
• Post Beats Mislabeling Suit Over Honey Bunches Of Oats
• How To Counter Jury Reliance On Plaintiff's Damages Ask
• Key Expert In Ethicon Mesh Trial Grilled Over Marketing Study
• Akin Gump Ups Pressure On FCC To Clarify Junk Fax Liability
• Feds Botched FDCPA Time Limit Rule, Justices Told
• E-Scooter Surge Kicks Up Cloud Of Legal Issues
• Sprint, T-Mobile Tell FCC It's Time To Act On Merger Review
• ITT To Pay $60M To Settle CFPB's Predatory Lending Suit
• Calif. Justices Say Nonpatrons Can Sue Websites Over Bias
• Bondholders Say VW Can't Dump Emissions Fraud Suit
• Facebook Ruling Extends Life Of Ill. Biometric Privacy Claims
• AT&T Seeks Full 9th Circ. Review In Roaming Fee Case
• TCPA Opinion Highlights Strategies For Avoiding Class Claims
• 9th Circ. Says Seized Laptop Is Admissible Despite Lack Of PC
• 11th Circ. Upholds Split Verdict For Hilton Resort, Unit Owners
• Humana Says Acthar's Meteoric Price Hike Cost It $700M
• Attys In Fake Kona Coffee Row Want To Dump Client
• Hyperlinks Aren't Enough For Debt Disclosure, 7th Circ. Says
• Pa. Firm Settles Claims It Inflated Rep With Fake Reviews
• Credit Union To Pay $1.8M Over 'Misleading' Overdraft Policy
• Investors Want UK Traders To Testify In Last Leg Of Forex Suit
• Delta Sues Software Provider Over Data Breach
• Comcast, AT&T Get Sought T-Mobile/Sprint Info Locks
• The Future Of Chemical Risk Evaluations Under TSCA
• ECJ FashionID Case Is Big Milestone For Website Ad Liability
• Cisco's $8.6M Deal Shows Cost Of Ignoring Cyber Flaws
• 1st Circ. Gives Coffee Buyers 2nd Shot At False Ad Suit
• Saints Fans Tell La. Justices No Reason To Stop 'No-Call' Suit
• EPA Won't Approve Calif. Glyphosate Cancer Labels
• Ditech, Customers Continue Ch. 11 Plan Wrangle
• 9th Circ. Keeps Internet Speed Suit Against Cox In Fed. Court
• Facebook Users Target Execs' Docs In Data Breach Discovery
• Email Management Co. Duped Consumers On Privacy: FTC
• Bimbo Workers Can't Take Privacy Suit To State Court
• Tesla 'Safety' Update Reduces Cars' Range, Value, Driver Says
• Comcast, AT&T Call Info Locks In Sprint-T-Mobile Too Narrow
• Blank Rome Adds Ex-Pepper Hamilton Fintech Pro In NY
• 9th Circ. Affirms Toss Of SiriusXM DMV Privacy Suit
• DOT Clarifies Rules For Support Animals On Flights
• VW, Audi, Bosch Slam Sales Reps' Lost Commissions Suit
• Gov't Fights Insys Founder's Bid To Delay Sentencing
• Fyre Festival Attendees Want Exec Back In $100M Suit
• Record GDPR Fine Marks New Data Privacy Enforcement Era
• How Connected Cars Will Merge With Payment Technology
• Clients Benefit From Law Firm Expense Growth
• 9th Circ. Sends Facebook Face-Scan Class Action To Trial
• 9th Circ. Affirms Ax Of Honda Suit Over Rat-Chewed Wires
• Newsom Wants $331M Settlement To Go To Housing Legal Aid
• Top Ethicon Doctor Defends Mesh Warnings In Calif. Trial
• Consumers Raise Legal Claims At Ditech Ch. 11 Confirmation
• IPhone Buyers Near Cert. In Suit Over Refurbished Parts
• Facebook, FTC Fight Privacy Group's Bid To Block $5B Deal
• Cynosure Gets Quick Win In Suit Over Fat-Reduction System
• Lowe's Sued For Selling Roundup Without Cancer Warning
• Energy Drink Maker Says Monster Launched Smear Campaign
• Nissan Driver's Suit Over Rusty Floorboards Trimmed
• Sneaker Marketplace StockX Sued After Reported Data Breach
• State AGs Push Streamers To Curb Tobacco Imagery
• GOP Sens. Probe Google-Huawei Smart Speaker Project
• Hail Mary Appeal Could Expose Cracks In NFL Settlement
• GM Ignition Claims Axed In Major Shift Of MDL's Landscape
• Chancery Orders Troubled Nursing Care Business Dissolved
• Starbucks Settles White Chocolate Energy Drink Label Suit
• GNC Inks $6M 'Phantom Markdown' Online Shopping Deal
• Hyundai Gets Green Light To End 'Smart Trunk' False Ad Suit
• Changing Ethics Rules Is Key To Law Firm Innovation
• 5 Insurance Coverage Questions Raised By Opioid Litigation
• Privacy Enforcement Shows Evolving Regulatory Expectations
• Coinbase Slips Most Claims In Suit Over Bitcoin Cash Rollout
• Witness For The Prosecution: A Smart Speaker?
• Whole Foods Broke Biometric Privacy Law, Ill. Worker Says
• Facebook Hits App Developers With Click Injection Fraud Suit
• Anthem Customers Say Arbitration Provision Not Legal
• Landmark Challenge In NFL Concussion Case Halted, For Now
• ​​​​​​​Calif. Judge Won't Stay TCPA Row For Autodialer Ruling
• Flushable Wipes Sellers Clogging Up Calendar, Judge Says
• 3rd Circ. Scraps $5.5M Google Privacy Settlement
• T-Mobile Can't Arbitrate Location Data Fight, Customers Say
• NY Leads Multistate Investigation Of Payroll Advance Industry
• Consumer Blasts Class Attys' 'Money Grab' In Headlight Suit
• Delta Rips Passengers' Bid To Revive Part Of Kickbacks Suit
• T-Mobile Customer Defends Right To Sue In Spam-Text Case
• Home Depot Hit With Suit Over Roundup Sales
• National Coordinating Counsel: Key To Virtual Mass Tort Team
• Evaluating The Efficacy Of FCC's New Foreign Robocall Rules
• EPA's Artificial Turf Study Is Lacking, Enviros Say
• Attys Sued For Hundreds Of 'False' Disability Complaints
• Mylan Blasts '11th Hour' Discovery Push In EpiPen Row
• Seeger Weiss Adds Fraud Pro As Firm Eyes Philly Expansion
• From Roundup To Oatmeal: New Trends In Glyphosate Suits
• DirecTV User Seeks Class Cert. In NJ RICO Case
• DOJ Subpoenas Tyson Amid Chicken Industry Antitrust Probe
• Push To Expand Cybersecurity Info Privilege Gains Steam
• JetBlue Says Passenger Shifting Focus From Holes In Her Suit
• Discovery Rules Adopted In J&J Talc Supplier Ch. 11 Case
• Imprimis Fails To Nix Jury Award In Allergan False Ad Suit
• Apple Again Beats Buyers' Faulty Security Flaw Fixes Suit
• Wells Fargo's $394M MDL Deal OK'd, But Fees Face Hard Look
• Sports Nutrition Co. Can't Drop Weight Loss False Ad Suit
• Ulta Shoppers Seek 17 Class Certs. In Used-Makeup Suit
• Rack Room Inks Up To $26M Deal In TCPA Suit Over Texts
• Judging A Book: Castillo Reviews 'Raising The Bar'
• Complying With NY's New Insurance Recommendation Rule
• Motel 6, Guests Get Early OK Of ICE Info-Sharing Deal
• CVS Sued Over Injury From Ear Drop, Eye Drop Mix-Up
• Fiat Chrysler Suit Over Defective Wiring Is Tossed
• Dissecting The Inherent Tension In Today's TCPA Landscape
• Attys Want $32M In Fees From Fiat Chrysler Emissions Deal
• 2 Plaintiffs Cut From Chili's Data Breach Case
• 12 States Challenge Vehicle Emissions Penalty Rollback
• FTC Wins Asset Freeze In Sprawling Belize RE Fraud Case
• Glock Sells 'Unreasonably Dangerous' Handguns, Suit Says
• Texas Blurs Partisan Divide In Sprint/T-Mobile Challenge
• Congress Asks Capital One, Amazon For Answers On Breach
• Agreement Ends US' Wrangling Over Beef Access In Europe
• Car-Sharing Apps Face Tough Regulatory Road
• Purdue Says Mass. Opioid Suit Sets Dangerous Precedent
• Ford Seeks To Nix 'Death Wobble' Suspension Defect Suit
• Medical Scrubs Co. Hit With 'Antimicrobial' False Ad Suit
• FDA Focus: What Foley & Lardner's Practice Chair Is Watching
• RE/MAX Presidential Latest Realty Co. Hit With TCPA Suit
• Nissan To Pay $3M Over Military Members' Repossessed Cars
• Mylan CEO Must Face New EpiPen Deposition, Judge Rules
• Calif. High Court Limits Class 'Ascertainability' Defense
• Borrowers Slam Litigation Funder's Bid To Beat Class Claims
• Attys In Murphy Oil Sales Tax Row Seek $250K Fees
• New State Data Protection Laws Focus On Biometrics
• 1st Republican AG Joins Suit Against Sprint, T-Mobile Merger
• Chase Can't Ditch Cardholder Suit Over Crypto Switch
• Google Stops Transcribing Assistant Speech Data In Europe
• Marriott Looks To Throw Out La. Bank's Data Breach Suit
• Info-Sharing Protocol Takes Shape In Sprint, T-Mobile Case
• Freedom Mortgage Strikes $9.5M Deal In Unwanted Calls Suit
• Fla. Judge Drops Out Of Tampa Bay Rays TCPA Suit
• FCC Greenlights Spoofing Ban For Texts, Foreign Calls
• Insurer Unwilling To Go To Bat For Rawlings In False Ad Suit
• Couple Accuse Ex-Miss Sweden Of Interior Design Fraud
• Accusers' Testimony Sinks False Ad Suit Over Chicken
• TCPA Fax Class Actions Could Be An Endangered Species
• Key Fair Lending Insights From DOJ 'Redlining' Deal