Consumer Protection Archive » May, 2020

Consumer Protection - May, 2020

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• Illinois Must Do More To Protect Consumers In Debt
• Pierce Bainbridge Calls Interim Class Lead Bid Premature
• Rejected College Applicants Can't Sue Over 'Varsity Blues'
• GM Gets Claims Trimmed In Takata Airbag MDL
• Sens. Join Call For FTC To Probe How TikTok Uses Kids' Data
• Race Co. Can't Escape Suit Over 'Worthless' Insurance
• OCC Rule Aims To Settle Interest Rate Transfer Controversy
• PPP By The Numbers: Visualizing Pandemic Biz Relief Funds
• SEC Says Volkswagen, Ex-CEO Can't Escape Emissions Suit
• Avoiding Inadvertent Privilege Waivers In E-Communications
• Dems Upbeat On Prospects For Stalled Broadband Bills
• Maine Pay-Per-Channel Law Is Illegal, Comcast Tells 1st Circ.
• Godiva Can't Slip Suit Over Using 'Belgium 1926' On Labels
• Strategies For Managing Calif. Litigation As Courts Reopen
• Assessing The Novel Antitrust Claims In Humira Case
• Ky. Man Pilfered $10M In Futures Trade Scheme, CFTC Says
• Pot Marketing Co. Wants TCPA Suit Paused For High Court
• Borrowers Denied Cert. In Green Home Loans Suit
• EasyJet Hit With £18B Class Action Testing Value Of Privacy
• Ex-Cafe Worker Must Fix $3.2M Deal In Biometric Data Case
• Prison Phone Co. To Pay Up To $25M To End Inmate Call Suit
• Seattle Fed. Courts May Not Hold Trials Until 2021, Judge Says
• NSA Warns On Russian Military Launching New Cyberattacks
• House Dems Ask FTC To Probe TikTok Over Kids' Privacy Deal
• Feds Say Virus No Basis For Ex-Bumble Bee CEO To Skip Jail
• CPUC Approves PG&E's $58B Ch. 11 Plan Despite Criticism
• Pediatric Home Care Giant Aveanna Hit With Data Breach Suit
• Remanding Mass. Exxon Climate Case Clear Call, Judge Says
• Pharma Cos. Slam Cert. Bid In Diabetes Drug Price-Fixing Suit
• Dartmouth Latest Ivy Sued Over Tuition Amid COVID-19
• Hertz Wants Currency, Wage Suits Stayed For Bankruptcy
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Pa. Woman Claims She Was Misled On Stem Cell Treatment
• White House Order To Tackle Twitter Bias On Shaky Ground
• When Unclear Retail Rent-To-Own Terms Draw FTC Ire
• 7 Considerations For BIPA Class Action Defense
• Don't Cancel Your Summer Associate Programs
• Drivers Say Some VW Engines Stall In Traffic
• Advocacy Orgs Say Clearview AI Broke Biometric Privacy Law
• Truck Biz Wants Price-Fix Suits Against Oil Cos. Linked
• NJ Justices Revive Class Action Over Gym 'Initiation Fee'
• Macy's Says No Harm, No Suit Over Major Data Breach
• Calif. Justices' Ruling Marks Turning Point For Jury Trial Right
• Google Sued By Arizona AG Over 'Sweeping Surveillance'
• Capital One Ordered To Release Report Of Massive Data Heist
• Marketing Co. Hit With TCPA Suit Over Insurance Cold Calls
• PG&E's $58B Ch. 11 Confirmation Enters Final Stretch
• Bose Shakes Wiretap Claims In Headphone Data Privacy Row
• Pa. Law Firm Faces Claims 'Carelessness' Caused 401(k) Theft
• Facebook Wants Full 9th Circ. To Reconsider Wiretap Ruling
• CFPB Says Chicago Was 'Hotbed' Of Fifth Third Misconduct
• Fight To Lead Norwegian Cruise Investor Suit Gets Heated
• Attys In Bose Headphone Suit Get Earful From Irked Judge
• The Legal Risks Of Bias In Artificial Intelligence
• 5 Ways To Reduce Post-Pandemic Legal Malpractice Exposure
• Convicted Ex-Bumble Bee CEO Dodges Civil Suit For Now
• Trade Groups Join Chamber's Push For Virus Liability Shield
• Justices Should Construe Computer Fraud Law Narrowly
• Pa. Justices Probe Power Gap Between Drillers, Landowners
• FTC Continues To Zero In On Problematic M&A Noncompetes
• Chase Customers Try To Seal $2.5M Crypto Fee Settlement
• Ga. Voters' Counsel Can't Get $6.3M Fees Award, For Now
• Payday Loan 'Godfather' Appeal Not For High Court, Feds Say
• Dish Subscriber Urges 11th Circ. To Revive TCPA Claims
• House May Block Warrantless Surveillance Of Web Activity
• Who Won Spokeo? Attys Still Debating 4 Years Later
• Digital Receptionists Say Firm Can't Cut Access To Customers
• Accused PPE Fraudsters Deny NY Price-Gouging Charges
• Ex-Pierce Atty Says Colleague Lied In Boeing Max 8 Hearing
• FTC Says Payday Lenders 'Bled Consumers' Of $93M
• A Guide To Evaluating And Advertising COVID-19 Products
• Credibility Concerns About Virtual Arbitration Are Unfounded
• New Risk Of Whistleblower, Retaliation Claims In Health Care
• Suit Over 'Illegal' CBD Products Paused To Await FDA Rules
• Toyota Says Prius Stalling Defect Suit Belongs In Arbitration
• Mallinckrodt Wants More Cuts To Seizure Drug Price Suit
• Traps For The Unwary In Class Actions Targeting PPP Lenders
• Strategies For Defending FTC Investigations During Pandemic
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Law Firms Urged To Move Past Standard Data Breach Scripts
• Ex-Bumble Bee CEO Set For June In-Person Sentencing
• Pfizer, Ranbaxy Sued Over Delay Of Generic Lipitor
• CFPB Puts Out No-Action Guide For Small-Dollar Bank Loans
• Student Debt Firms Settle With New York For $5.5M
• FTC Tells 50 More Marketers To Stop Making COVID-19 Claims
• Austrian Manufacturer Wants Out Of Medicare Scheme Suit
• Instagram Promises To Purge Fake Reviews Amid UK Scrutiny
• Agentra Fights Bid To Enforce Unsigned Robocall Settlement
• Florida And CFPB Can Jointly Take Ocwen Claims To Trial
• 10 Ways Financial Cos. Can Avoid Payment Relief Pitfalls
• A Lawyer's Guide To Client Service Continuity Planning
• Charter Hit With Suit Over 'Bait-And-Switch' Cable TV Scheme
• COVID-19 Woes Land JustFly, FlightHub In Ch. 15 In Del.
• Atty Says Verizon 'Corporate Invasion' Risks COVID-19 Spread
• 9th Circ. Ruling Threatens Online Filters, Justices Told
• Michigan Vape Ban Injunction Upheld At Appellate Court
• CPUC Vote On PG&E Bankruptcy Delayed As Ratepayers Rail
• CBD Co. Issues Recall After FDA Warning Letter
• GOP Reps. Press TikTok On Privacy Practices, China Ties
• Pa. Home Security Co. Ducks Fraud Claims At 3rd Circ.
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Restaurant Consumers Eye Final Settlement OK In TCPA Suit
• Broad Consumer Law Could Cause 'Mischief,' Pa. Justice Says
• TurboTax Users Slam Intuit's 9th Circ. Bid To Force Arbitration
• Ignore Net Neutrality Advocates About Rule Remand, FCC Told
• Zoom Probe Offers Clues On NY's New Data Security Law
• Colgate Must Face Suit Over Tom's 'Natural' Product Claims
• Virtual Meetings Could Be Fertile Ground For Legal Discovery
• Google's $7.5M Data Breach Deal Gets Initial Nod
• $5.8M Punitives For Lemon Ferrari? 8th Circ. Says Not So Fast
• 11th Circ. Affirms Nix Of Suit Claiming Weedkiller In Cheerios
• Tenneco Hit With Exhaust System Price-Fixing Suit
• Apple, Google Launch COVID-19 Exposure Notification Tool
• Fla. Judge Keeps Most Of $3.1M Legal Investment Fraud Case
• Facebook Wants Door Shut On UK Users In US Privacy Suit
• Banking Regulators Issue Small-Dollar Lending Guidelines
• Facebook Beats Texas TCPA Suit Over Unwanted Texts
• 9th Circ. Told Not To Revive Class Claims In Heavy Bat Suit
• US Puts More Telecoms On Notice For Routing Virus Scams
• Third Time's Not The Charm For 'Raw' Honey Labeling Suit
• Ad Watchdog Nixes AT&T Appeal Over '5G Evolution' Claims
• Contingent Fees A Great Option For Cos. During Downturn
• Students Say College Board Botched At-Home AP Tests
• The Role Of Remote Mediation After The Crisis Is Over
• AbbVie Says Recent Antitrust Ruling Irrelevant In Humira Case
• Pai Says FCC Handling Thousands Of COVID-19 Complaints
• 7th Circ. Urged To Rethink Federal Standing Of BIPA Suits
• Preventing Elder Exploitation As Securities Fraud Increases
• Covington Atty Grilled On Plans To Probe FCC Subsidy Fraud
• ClubCorp Again Accused Of Billing Members During COVID-19
• A Vertical Challenge May Have Fared Better In Sabre Merger
• 7 Steps To Romancing The Virtual Classroom
• OCC Finalizes Overhaul Of Community Lending Rules
• Navient Pushes For End To CFPB's Servicing Suit
• J&J Unit Must Face Class Claims Over 'Rapid Release' Tylenol
• Sherwin-Williams Wants To Brush Off Defective Paint Suit
• Imprisoned Pharmacist In No Extra Virus Danger, Feds Say
• FTC Dem Says Kids' Privacy Programs Need More Scrutiny
• Carrier HVAC Buyers Lose 2nd Cert. Bid Over Valve Failures
• AT&T Customer's Crypto Theft Suit Survives Dismissal Bid
• Facebook To Pay Canadian Gov't $6.5M To End Privacy Probe
• Quicken Loans Can't Ditch Telemarketing Suit
• Clearview Can't Halt Facial Data Scrape Suits In Ill.
• McDonald's Beats ADA Class Action Over Drive-Thru Access
• Fiat Chrysler Hit With Suit Over 'Lifetime' Warranty
• SoFi Accused Of Discriminating Against DACA Recipients
• Santander Inks $550M Subprime Loan Settlement In 34 States
• Five Guys Workers Take 2nd Shot At Wage Class Action Deal
• Securus To Add Privacy Tools On Jail Calls To End Class Suit
• Payment Co., Ex-Exec Settle FTC Fraud Claims For $40M
• Yahoo Asks 9th Circ. For Contract Damages In Insurance Fight
• Ralph Lauren Customer Withdraws Autodialer Suit
• Connected Products, Disappearing Features
• College Refund Suits Raise Complex Tuition Questions
• Key Return-To-Work Considerations For Law Firms
• Distinct Income Share Oversight Could Reform Student Debt
• Trumps Can't Delay Fraud Suit Any Longer, Judge Rules
• SBA Can't Get Strip Club Loans Order Paused At 6th Circ.
• Fiat Chrysler Cites Opioid MDL To Decertify Gearshift Suit
• 3 Types Of Suits Airlines Are Bracing For Post-Pandemic
• TikTok User's Guardian Wants Privacy Suits Combined In Ill.
• Coach Says Edelson Should Be Sanctioned Over Abuse Suit
• FCC Urged To Expand Scope Of Call Authentication Tech
• Exxon Misleads Consumers On Clean Energy Use, Suit Says
• Caribou Coffee, Others Ink $5.8M Deal In Data Breach Action
• Surgical Tech Students Want To Band Together In Fraud Suit
• H&R Block Can't Nix Federal Lobbying Claims From Fraud Suit
• 2 Alliant Overdraft Fee Plaintiffs Head To Arbitration
• ADT Hit With Class Actions Over Employee's Video Snooping
• GM Drivers File Suit Over Acadia 'Shifter Defect'
• A Creative Solution For Teaching Local Practice In Law School
• Student Lender Says It Hasn't Suspended Rate Cuts
• Judge Says Airline 'Exit Fee' Class Should Be Decertified
• NY Court Upholds 4-Year Limit For Rent Overcharge Liability
• Avis Must Face Class Claims Over Rental Charges At 3rd Circ.
• Divided House Approves Dems' Expansive $3T Virus Relief Bill
• Equifax Inks $30M Deal With Credit Unions Over Data Breach
• Nat'l Collegiate Owner Blames 'Bad Actors' In Chancery Suit
• Shutterfly User Must Arbitrate Ill. Biometric Privacy Claim
• 3M Settles Price-Gouging Trademark Case In Florida
• Software Co. Tells Justices 9th Circ. Erred On Content Filters
• 3rd Circ. Says Market Survey Solicitations Can Violate TCPA
• Supplement Co. Banned From Hawking Fake COVID-19 Cures
• Target, Publix Tell 7th Circ. Door Closed In '100% Cheese' Suit
• Making Law Firm Panels Work For The Cost-Conscious GC
• Highlights From The Virtual Antitrust Spring Meeting: Part 3
• Ex-Shook Hardy Trial Lawyer Joins Eckert Seamans In Pa.
• 7th Circ. Won't Rethink Allowing National Class In Ill. Fax Suit
• Health Hires: Polsinelli, DLA Piper, Eckert Seamans
• Capital One Judge Skeptical That Breach Report Is Privileged
• Consumer Groups Call For Immediate Lifeline Expansion
• Nevada Pot Shop Hit With TCPA Suit Over Advertising Texts
• COVID-19 Merger Moratorium Could Hamper Vital Innovation
• Workplace Body Temperature Devices Raise Privacy Concerns
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Source Code Woes, Generic Antivirals
• 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Services Face Increased Calif. Regulation
• Chapman And Cutler Snags Fintech Expert As Partner
• Privacy Groups Say TikTok Breaking Terms Of FTC Deal
• Google Fights Bids To Revive Click-Fraud Suits At 9th Circ.
• Lender Inks $18M Deal In CFPB Credit Report Abuse Suit
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Ad Watchdog To Verizon: Yank 'Screaming' Fan 5G Claims
• Ex-Bumble Bee CEO Looks To Avoid Jail Amid COVID-19
• How COVID-19 Is Affecting Drug Supply Regulation
• Uber Fights Disability Bias Suit Over Wheelchairs At 9th Circ.
• Pandemic Presents Teamwork Test For Law Firms
• 10 Tips For Virtual Hearings Before Regulatory Agencies
• Texas Law Firm Robocalled Wrong Number, Suit Says
• Cyber Insurance Demand Heats Up As COVID-19 Hacks Rise
• Highlights From The Virtual Antitrust Spring Meeting: Part 2
• Pandemic-Related Privacy Bill May Be Unconstitutional
• No Bellwether For Diabetics In Insulin Case Despite Virus Risk
• PHH Mortgage Accused Of Sending Inflated Payoff Statements
• Judge Says Farmers' Atty Holding Malpractice Case 'Hostage'
• Mo. COVID-19 Suit May Not Bypass China's FSIA Protections
• 9th Circ. Judge Wary Of Chase Escrow Suit's 'Massive Impact'
• Photos In Suit Show Cruise's Crowded Health Worker Salute
• Don't Bet On Aug. Trial In CVS Drug-Pricing Suit, Judge Says
• Officials Say China Backing Hacks On US Vaccine Research
• 8th Circ. Blocking Customer Division Claims, Grocers Say
• Investors Hit Facebook With New Suit Over Privacy Failures
• PETA Looks To Duck TCPA Suit Over Beyond Meat Ads
• Drivers Claim Honda Sold Cars With Dangerous Fuel Pumps
• Shopify Beats TCPA Suit Over Vendor's Texts, For Now
• 8 Tips For Retaining An Expert During COVID-19 And Beyond
• FTC Says Pa. Publisher Misled Customers Over 'Free Samples'
• Stock Suit Is 'A Model Of Misdirection,' Canada Goose Says
• Winner's Playbook: Behind The Scenes Of The Pacquiao Case
• Highlights From The Virtual Antitrust Spring Meeting: Part 1
• Healthvana Sues 'As Seen On TV' Co. Over Hand Sanitizer
• Public Injunctive Relief Vs. Arbitration: An Ongoing Debate
• Gilead Inks Deals With Generic Cos. To Make COVID-19 Drug
• Debtors Should Seek Privacy Oversight Before Data Sales
• Sens. Say Safety Regs Must Precede COVID-19 Biz Immunity
• DOJ Asks 3rd Circ. To Nix Ruling On Scrapped Sabre Merger
• FTC Hits E-Commerce Telemarketing Cos. With False Ad Suit
• House Dems Unveil Sweeping $3T Virus Relief Bill
• Zantac Makers Say Drug Has No Cancer Link As MDL Opens
• Conn. Asks Justices To Pass On Drug Price-Fixing Discovery
• Amazon Tells 5th Circ. It's Not Liable In Remote Control Row
• Borrowers Seek $49M Atty Fees In BofA, Countrywide Case
• Receiver Appointed Over Firm Accused Of Fraud By SEC
• XL Entities Dismissed From $267M TCPA Judgment Suit
• Think Tank Urges 9th Circ To Rethink Bar For Antitrust
• 9 Firms Bid To Steer Investor Suit Against Norwegian Cruise
• What It's Like To Move From Army JAG To BigLaw
• Facebook Users Share Details Of Historic $550M Privacy Deal
• CFPB Finalizes Wider Safe Harbor For Remittance Rule
• FedEx Inks $3.3M Deal To End EEOC Suit Over Deaf Workers
• 'Superfund' Floated To Clean Up Online 'Toxic Junk'
• Texas Courts Latest Victim Of Inevitable Ransomware Crush
• FCC Rule Not Up For Debate In Junk Fax Fight, 4th Circ. Told
• Bar Says Grubhub's False Ads Harming Eateries Amid Virus
• COVID Crimes: White Collar Cases To Expect From The Crisis
• Diamond Resorts Wants Timeshare-Exit Mailer Declared False
• Debt Collector Wins 2nd Bid To Arbitrate Credit Card Suit
• How Law Firms Can Maximize COVID-19 Insurance Coverage
• Younger Attorneys Get Chance At Big Role In Zantac MDL
• SEC Says Investment Firm Inflated Funds For Nearly A Decade
• Chicago Children's Hospital Hit With Suit Over Data Breaches
• Missteps To Avoid In Marketing COVID-19 Antibody Tests
• Brazilian Meatpacker BRF Settles Shareholder Suit For $40M
• Martha's Vineyard Artist Must Catalog Works In Porn IP Case
• 2nd Circ. Sinks False Ad Suit Over L'Oreal Cream Pumps
• J&J Must Face Revived Risperdal Labeling Claims In Calif.
• Adapting Defense Strategy To Twombly Plausibility Standard
• Cybersecurity Legal Market Still Thriving During Pandemic
• Wells Fargo Wants COVID-19 Lending Policy Suit Tossed
• Payors In Ranbaxy MDL Lose 2 State Claims On Notice Rules
• Elderly Not In Good Hands With Allstate Insurance, Suit Says
• FTC May Change Obscure Data Breach Rule In Telehealth Era
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: USPTO Gets Busy, Zoom Trial Begins
• Pa. Robocall Plaintiffs Ask To Enforce Unsigned Settlement
• Comcast Urged To Open Up Hot Spot Access To Students
• Virtual Caucuses Can Improve The Mediation Process
• Legal Risks Facing Retailers Amid Pandemic Market Shifts
• Windex Vinegar Crafted To Fool Eco-Minded Buyers, Suit Says
• No Release For Elderly Architect Of $220M Loan Scam
• Inside 2 Strategies For Schools Hit With Refund Class Actions
• Most Of Google Assistant Privacy Suit Nixed, For Now
• Zoom Boosts Data Security Measures To End NY AG's Probe
• Keurig Faces 'Uphill Fight' Against False Ad Cert., Judge Says
• UK Privacy Watchdog Pauses Adtech Probe Amid Covid-19
• Chancery Wants Student Loan Trust Fee Feud Resolved Fast
• Insurance Co. Off The Hook In $8M Dispute Over Leaky Homes
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Ben & Jerry's Gets Quick Win In 'Happy Cows' False Ad Suit
• PayPal Looks For Win In Challenge To CFPB's Prepaid Rule
• CFPB Denies Claim Of A 'Secret Rule' For Student Loans
• Financial Cos. Face CARES Act Litigation, Enforcement Risks
• Graco Accused Of Marketing Unsafe Booster Seats
• Experian Accused Of Stealing Analytics Co.'s Trade Secrets
• Checkers Cuts Voucher Deal To End Data Breach Suit
• Airlines, Gov'ts Must Balance Refunds With Survival
• What All Attorneys Can Learn From Female Rainmakers
• Braille Gift Card Rulings Guide Defense Of ADA Claims
• Fantasy Players Want Another Swing At MLB Cheating Suit
• Costco Blasts False Ad Suit Over Apple AirPod Charger
• Clearview AI Says Facial Photo Data Scrape Claim Is Moot
• Trucking Co. Accuses Oil Traders Of Rigging Calif. Gas Market
• Supplier For Cannabis Growers Hit With TCPA Class Claims
• WeWork Customers Demand Halt To Fees During COVID-19
• Utility Debt Collector Accused Of False Credit Reporting
• Justices Search For Right Robocall Balance In TCPA Fight
• Airlines, Airports Eye Flexible Regs In Virus Recovery Talks
• 1st Circ. Revives '100% Natural' Conagra Labeling Dispute
• FCRA Suit Claims LexisNexis' Consumer Data Isn't Up-To-Date
• 7th Circ. Surprises By Keeping BIPA Suits In Federal Court
• Aussie Bill Covers Penalties For Virus Tracing App Data Abuse
• Folgers Inflated Servings Per Coffee Can, Brew Drinker Says
• Mass. COVID-19 Debt Collection Ban Struck Down
• FDA Seeks Delay Of Graphic Cigarette Warnings Due To Virus
• The 1st COVID-19 Prosecutions Under Defense Production Act
• An Early Look At Congressional Oversight Of The Pandemic
• Seton Hall Targeted In Latest Student COVID-19 Refund Suit
• Promoting Lawyer Well-Being Is More Essential Than Ever
• Argentina Airbnb Home Invasion Was Inside Job, Family Says
• New HIV Antitrust Complaint, Same Problems, Gilead Says
• What To Watch As High Court Tackles TCPA's Autodialer Ban
• 7th Circ. Says Ill. Biometric Consent Claims Have Standing
• Advocates Push Ahead With New Version Of Calif. Privacy Law
• 11th Circ. Gives LaCroix Investor Another Crack At Stock Suit
• 7th Circ. Nixes Chicago Group's Uber Disability Bias Suit
• Senator Says AI Co. Evasive On Facial Recognition Software
• Dish Tries To Claw Back Unused $10.7M From TCPA Verdict
• Manufacturer Can't Claim Hand Sanitizer Stops Diseases
• Bayer Seeks Win In Suit Over Flintstones 'Complete' Vitamins
• Cos. Must Prep For Potential Federal Price-Gouging Regs
• Ill. Court Affirms Toss Of Walgreens Flash Drive Storage Row
• Remote Depositions Bring Ethics Considerations For Lawyers
• Coppertone Buyers Read 'Mineral' Label Wrong, Bayer Says
• Ruling On Anti-Hacking Law May Guide Fair Lending Tests
• Now May Be A Good Time To Rethink Biometric Regulation
• A Close Study Of The Latest University 'Refund' Class Actions
• AGs Urge Telecom Industry To Step Up Robocall Fight
• Venmo Users Say Plaid Secretly Sold Bank Account Info
• Glue Maker Sanctioned $60K After Atty Submitted Fake Docs
• Attys Sound Alarm On 'Centralized' UK COVID-19 Tracing App
• EBay Hit With Virus-Related Price-Gouging Class Action
• Door Makers Get Some Claims Shut Out In Price-Fix Case
• Justices' TCPA Take Won't Affect Charter Suit, Consumer Says
• Sens. Call For Antitrust Vigilance During, After Pandemic
• Pa. Loan Servicer Gets Fed Law Claim Clipped From NY's Suit
• TikTok Accused Of Violating Illinois' Biometric Privacy Law
• Fla. Sued For Campus Fees During COVID-19 Shutdown
• Apple Says FCC Statement Ends IPhone Radiation Suit
• Prevagen Buyer Class Decertified After False Ad Suit Mistrial
• Calif. AG Says Oil Traders Bilked Drivers By Rigging Market
• Sellers, Anticipate Novel Calif. Price-Gouging Class Actions
• $33K Deal The Last Dance For NJ Club In Text Message Suit
• 3M Wins Its First NY Injunction Over COVID-19 Price-Gouging
• Consumer Says CBD Co.'s Products Contain Metal Traces
• Geico Can't Escape Interest On $6.35M Atty Fees In Tax Row
• 11th Circ. Says TCPA Consent In A Contract Can't Be Revoked
• Scott + Scott Looks To Lead FICO Antitrust Suits
• Pandemic Brings Class Action Risks For Subscription Cos.
• Roofing Co. Can't Dodge Consumer's Certification Fraud Suit
• When Venue Dictates Tools For Early Class Cert. Challenges
• Early Pandemic-Related Shifts We're Seeing In Legal Finance
• The Death Of The LSAT
• EpiPen Buyers Lost Bid To Depose Ex-Teva CEO In MDL
• Wharton Professor Urges 2nd Circ. To Back Fintech Charter
• 7th Circ. Judge Rips Chase's 'Intransigent' Mortgage Handling
• Calif. High Court Rules No Jury Needed For False Ad Charges
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Consumers' Fees Bid In Owens Corning Suit
• Wells Fargo Dismissal Bid Blasts 'Revisionist' Borrowers
• Aaron's $2.2M Deal In TCPA Suit Gets Initial OK
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Looming Trials, Jeff Dunham's Dummy
• Fashion Nova Case Has Lessons For Retailers Amid Pandemic
• FCC Will Stop Warning Robocallers Before Penalties Hit
• Pandemic No Excuse To Ban Debt Collection, Mass. Court Told
• 3M Continues Blitz With 4 More Price-Gouging Cases
• UK Opposition Forces Sabre, Farelogix To Drop Merger