Consumer Protection Archive » June, 2020

Consumer Protection - June, 2020

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• Biz Owners Barred For Criminal Past Win PPP Extension
• Mnuchin Says He'll Look At PPP Agent Fee 'Confusion'
• 7th Circ. Clarifies Decision On Standing In Biometric Case
• Calif. Would Win EU Favor With Privacy Measure, Backer Says
• Imerys Ch. 11 Sale Process OK'd Despite Insurer Concerns
• Visa, Mastercard Attack Cert. Bid In ATM Fee Antitrust Suit
• Instacart Sues To Block Seattle's Gig Worker Hazard Pay
• How Calif. Privacy Rights Act Could Shape Privacy Landscape
• What You Say In Online Mediation May Be Discoverable
• Why FDA's Proposed Food Standard Principles Are Important
• Bayer, Beiersdorf Can't Ditch Or Move Coppertone Claims
• Prison Phone Providers Accused Of Price-Fixing Inmate Calls
• Robbins Geller Appointed To Lead Fifth Third Investor Suit
• House OKs Bid To Block New Community Lending Rules
• High Court's CFPB Ruling May Leave Other Agencies Exposed
• Venable Adds 3 Former Schiff Hardin Partners
• House Approves New Rules For Credit Reporting
• Berger Montague Battles Oxman To Control InventHelp Suits
• Calif. Privacy Law Expansion Would Hurt EdTech, Group Says
• Canadian Watchdogs Probing Tim Hortons For Privacy Breach
• Bank Compliance Risk 'Elevated' Due To COVID-19, OCC Says
• Senate Dems Demand Agencies Act On COVID-19 Scams
• Addressing Facial Recognition Tech's Discriminatory Potential
• Volkswagen Says DOJ Deal Bars SEC Emissions Fraud Claims
• Soy Milk Maker Latest Co. Accused Of Vanilla Fraud
• Keeping Data-Breach Reports Confidential After Capital One
• Calif. University Says It Paid $1.14M In Ransomware Attack
• FCC Limits Definition Of Autodialer
• High Court Denies Appeal From Payday Lending 'Godfather'
• Calif. Senate Advances Health Care Competition Bill
• Mass. Court Deadline Tolling Will Cause Problems For Years
• Allstate Says 'Suckers List' Suit Misses The Mark
• 10 Tips For A Successful Remote Arbitration Hearing
• High Court Says CFPB Director Can Be Fired
• DHS Tells Social Media Sites To Police Protest Posts
• Surveillance Reformers Seize Moment Amid Protests, Virus
• Health Chain, Patients Reach $2.8M Data Breach Deal
• Norton Rose Nabs BakerHostetler Cybersecurity & Privacy Pro
• Calif. Gov. Urged To Scrap July 1 Start For CCPA Enforcement
• 8th Circ. Says State Farm Can't Dodge $34M Verdict Over Fees
• Coronavirus Q&A: MoFo's Global Privacy Group Co-Chair
• 9th Circ. Won't Save LG, Samsung Workers' Antitrust Suit
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Mask Sales & Remote Source Codes
• Pa. Convenience Store Chain Wants Data Breach Suit Tossed
• 7th Circ. Won't Rethink $280M Dish TCPA Liability Ruling
• No Meat To Tyson 'Prime Pork' False Ad Suit, Judge Says
• Health Info Interoperability Rule Raises Privacy Concerns
• To Achieve Diversity, Law Firms Must Reinvent Hiring Process
• US Farmers Lash Out Against New Chinese COVID-19 Measure
• 2nd Circ. Dumps One Class, Affirms Another In Wet Wipes Suit
• A New Antitrust Approach After Humira 'Patent Thicket' Ruling
• Calif. Privacy Law Revision To Appear On Nov. Ballots
• Cities May Seek Statewide UCL Relief, Calif. Justices Say
• Wendy's Beats Drive-Thru Access ADA Class Action For Now
• BMW, Bosch Duck RICO Claim In Car Emissions Cheating Suit
• LA County's COVID-19 Contact Tracing Order Stands For Now
• AbbVie, FTC Tussle Over High Court's View On Disgorgement
• Capital One Must Divulge Breach Report Despite Protests
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Volcker Rule Rollback Opens Up Private Funds To Banks
• NJ Justices Nix $6.3M Jury Award In Kia Brake Defect Suit
• Patients Fight Hospital's 'Federal Officer' Claim In Privacy Suit
• Cybersecurity Steps For Law Firms Amid Heightened Risks
• Ex-FinCEN Head Faces Compliance Nightmare At Wirecard
• Advocates Sue Over Community Lending Rules Overhaul
• DC Latest To Accuse Energy Giants Of Climate Fraud
• Caterpillar Says Class Claims Over Engine Defects Unviable
• NSO Group Says WhatsApp Can't Get Injunction Over Hacking
• Container Store Poised To Escape ADA Suit After Tech Update
• Mass. AG Says Pharmacy Paid Law Firms For Opioid Patients
• FDIC Board Approves Valid-When-Made Rule, Mirroring OCC
• Instagram Celeb's Luxury Cannabis Co. Hit With TCPA Suit
• Bayer Offers $400M To Settle Dicamba Suits With Farmers
• EU Privacy Cops Urged To More Consistently Enforce GDPR
• Prevagen Maker Inks Deal To Settle Half-Dozen False Ad Suits
• Boston Votes To Ban Gov't Use Of Facial Recognition
• GOP Senate Bill Would Ban 'Warrant-Proof Encryption'
• NY Looks To Push BitLicense Program At 5-Year Mark
• Ex-Marine Aims To Kill 3M Suit Alleging Massive N95 Scam
• FCC To Vote On Suicide Hotline Framework In July
• FCC's Pai Defends Lack Of At-Home Student Internet Funds
• 'Natural' Brand Names Not A Warranty, Personal Care Co. Says
• Del. Justices Reverse Overstock.com's $7.3M Judgment
• 9th Circ. Revives LuLaRoe Excess Sales Tax Suit
• Under Armour Wants Activewear Tech Antitrust Suit Shredded
• WarnerMedia Asks 1st Circ. To Ax Maine Cable Bundling Law
• An Inside Look At DOJ Fight Against COVID-19 Price-Gouging
• Minn. Climate Fraud Suit Targets Exxon, Koch, Trade Group
• It's Time For Law Firms To Support Work-From-Home Culture
• Republicans Keep Confirming Unqualified Judicial Nominees
• With $10B Deal, Bayer Aims To Put Roundup Battles Behind It
• How Trump Forever Changed Judicial Nominations
• Debt Relief Co. Will Pay $3.6M To Consumers, NY AG Says
• NSO Group Spyware Reportedly Used On Moroccan Journalist
• Credit Karma Wants Out Of TCPA Suit Over Security Texts
• Probes Done, No Rulings In Irish Facebook, WhatsApp Cases
• NJ Justices To Review Class Claims Over PC Richard Receipts
• Mortgage Servicer Agrees To $17M Relief In NY Settlement
• Walmart Accused Of Misrepresenting Toddler Formula
• Banking Oversight To Include 'Flexibility' During Pandemic
• Amazon Wants To Arbitrate COVID-19 Price Gouging Claims
• Kellogg's Customer Falls Short With Vanilla False Ad Suit
• Ill. Judge OKs $2.2M Fee Bid In Life Insurance Billing Case
• Nevada Pot Shop Slams 'Cut-And-Paste' TCPA Suit
• FCC Supports Mobile Industry In RF Emissions Suit
• VW Asks Ohio Justices To Snuff Emissions Tampering Suit
• Germany Can Enforce Facebook Data Collection Order
• Tips For Crafting The Perfect Law Firm Alert
• Koch Uses Trademark Law To Accuse Rival Of Tariff-Dodging
• LA Wins Injunction Against Car-Sharing Co. Turo At LAX
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Reconsider Facebook Wiretap Ruling
• FCC Asks For Input On Effects Of Recent T-Mobile Outage
• 5 Takeaways From Capital One Breach Report Dispute
• High Court Told Ruling On Disgorging Profits Sinks FTC Case
• Southwest Airlines Wants Out Of Suit Over COVID-19 Refunds
• Columbia Gas Sentenced To Pay $53M For Mass. Explosions
• American Airlines Sued After Kicking Black Man Off Flight
• CFPB Pitches Plan To Replace Expiring Mortgage Regs 'Patch'
• FDA Says To Avoid 9 Potentially Harmful Hand Sanitizers
• FTC Says Lack Of Staff Limits Privacy Probes, Enforcement
• Lyft Agrees To Resolve DOJ Allegations It Violated ADA
• Customer Signed Away Class Claims, NJ Nissan Dealer Says
• Georgia State Senator Faces Suit Over Auto Texts
• Judging A Book: Elrod Reviews 'Shortlisted'
• Mandatory State Bars Likely To Remain Intact, For Now
• Experian Ducks Punitive Damages In 11th Circ. FCRA Fight
• Restaurant Customers Win Final OK Of $4M Deal In TCPA Suit
• Google Says Firms Are Trying To Relitigate Privacy Case
• Fyre Fest Attendees Seek $7.5M From Founder
• ADT Seeks To Exit Class Action Over Ex-Tech's Snooping
• Drivers Defend Standing In 7th Circ. Jeep-Hacking Class
• PG&E Bankruptcy Judge Confirms $59B Reorganization
• Study Says Calif. Didn't Learn From Tobacco In Regulating Pot
• 6th Circ. Again Revives TCPA Row After High Court Remand
• Calif. Winemaker Accused Of Lying About Products' Origin
• Calif. AG Tells 9th Circ. Insurance Law Is Constitutional
• EPA Issues Final Risk Evaluation For Methylene Chloride
• FTC Sends Another Round Of COVID-19 Warnings
• PHH Mortgage Aims To Sink Action Over Payoff Statements
• COVID Crimes: Feds Set To Boost White Collar Crisis Cases
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Trials Get Delayed, Moved To Video
• Condo Assessments Ruled Debt Under Fla. Collection Law
• 11 Keys To Success At Remote Mediation
• Boies Loses 4 More Litigators To King & Spalding
• Essure Negligence Suit Shouldn't Be In Pa. Court, Bayer Says
• GOP Lawmakers Float Outline For Wider Broadband Access
• CFPB Urges CARES Act Compliance As Complaints Surge
• Maine Bashes Cable Biz Stance In Channel Bundling Fight
• Judge Koh Questions $30M Atty Fee Bid In Yahoo Breach MDL
• New York City To Force NYPD To Reveal Surveillance Tools
• GM Wants Defective Touch-Screen Suit Tossed
• Senate Bill Would Curtail Data Use, Create New Privacy Cop
• CFPB Rolls Out Pilot Program Offering Advisory Opinions
• Feds Hope To Moot Merger Case, Citing New Farelogix Deal
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Apria Healthcare To Pay $175K To End Robocall Suit
• EPA Lists New Substance As Hazardous Under Clean Air Act
• Facebook Accuses Developer Of Data-Scraping Abuses
• 9th Circ. Scrubs Suit Over St. Ives Cleanser Safety
• Full 9th Circ. Not Interested In Reviewing Autodialer Definition
• 3M Settles Another Price-Gouging TM Case Over N95 Masks
• EPA Declines To Regulate Perchlorate In Drinking Water
• Pandemic Could Bring Student Exodus From Legal Profession
• Chinese Co. Charged With Selling Defective Respirator Masks
• Nestle Can't Duck Slave Labor Claims With 1st Amendment
• Google Says 'Not A Shred Of Evidence' In Ad Bias Suit
• Celestron, Other Telescope Cos. Hit With Price-Fixing Suit
• LIRR To Upgrade Stations In Deal With Disabled Riders
• False Ad Suit Over Panera Bagels Is Underbaked, Judge Says
• YouTube, Google Also Muzzle Black Voices, Video Makers Say
• Wells Fargo Will Pay Up To Nearly $20M In DACA Suit Deals
• NGO Says Menthol Cigarette Ban Delay Hurts Black People
• Pot Co. Trulieve Seeks Quick Win In Background Check Row
• King & Spalding Beats DQ Bid In WhatsApp Hacking Suit
• EPA Should Reexamine Fluoridated Water Risks, Judge Says
• New Legislation Could Signal Critical Mass On Section 230
• JPML Asked To Group 38 COVID-19 Airfare Refund Suits In Ill.
• Skiers Ask JPML To Combine COVID-19 Insurance Suits
• Former FTC Official Joins Think Tank As Deputy GC
• Toyota Buyers Want Fuel Pump Suits Rolled Into MDL
• How To Handle Congressional Queries On COVID-19 Relief
• The Privilege Implications Of Using Online Collaboration Tools
• Highlights From OECD Roundtable On Data Rights In Antitrust
• Ex-Mt. Gox CEO Can't Duck Bitcoin Exchange Fraud Suit
• Calif. High Court Could Limit DA Enforcement Actions
• Mass. MDL Over Car Seat Safety Expands With Calif. Suit
• FCC To Probe T-Mobile After 'Unacceptable' Network Outage
• Apple, Google Urged To Ax COVID-19 Apps With No Gov't Ties
• EPA Risk Assessment Director Stands By Fluoridated Water
• Another CBD Suit Put On Hold While FDA Develops Rules
• Candy Giants Prevail In Child Labor Warning Suits At 1st Circ.
• DoorDash Misclassifies Its 'Dasher' Drivers, San Fran DA Says
• Energy Co. Users Seek Final OK Of $3.65M Billing Suit Deal
• Report Says CIA's 'Lax' Security Allowed Vast '16 Data Breach
• Wells Fargo Will Pay Maryland $20M To Settle RMBS Claims
• 9th Circ. Says Second TCPA Suit Wasn't Frivolous
• Sens. Push To Solidify Emergency Telehealth Expansion
• Google Shopper Claims Deception In Germ-Killing Cleaner Ad
• DC Circ. Rejects Trump's 'Far-Flung' Drug Pricing Rule
• Ex-Bumble Bee CEO Gets Over 3 Years For Tuna Price-Fixing
• Lender Tells 9th Circ. Hartford Must Cover $1.5M Deal
• Wells Fargo Investors Say Objector 'Extorted' Bank For $1.75M
• EPA Tells 9th Circ. Lead Dust, Paint Rule Should Stand
• Uber, Wheelchair Users Duel Over Arbitration In 3rd Circ. Spat
• 3 TSCA Developments To Watch This Summer
• Capital One, Consumers Clash On Data Breach Disclosure
• Confronting Mental Distress In The Legal Profession
• FTC Pressed To Remain Independent On Social Media Order
• Retailers Should Look Out For Refund Claims After COVID-19
• AT&T Settles Indiana Customer Poaching Suit
• Ocwen Tells 7th Circ. Zurich Owes Coverage In TCPA Suit
• House Panels Set Deadline For Agencies To Release PPP Data
• Sanders' Presidential Campaign Hit With Suit Over Auto Texts
• EPA Experts Say Fluoride Not Shown Toxic At Low Levels
• Inovio's '3-Hour' COVID Cure Claims Spark Derivative Suit
• Maker Of Biometric Software Hit With BIPA Suit
• John Crane's Primary Insurance Not Exhausted, Ill. Court Says
• AirPod Buyers Fight Costco's Bid To Duck False Ad Row
• Platforms, Cybersecurity Groups Blast Online Filters Ruling
• Okla. Ruling Highlights Nuances In Drafting Service Contracts
• Yankees To Appeal Rakoff Order Unsealing Sign-Stealing Doc
• Litigation Finance Investments Are Not Risk-Free Loans
• What Constitutes Reasonable Security Per Calif. Privacy Law?
• Parents Say Apple, Google 'Loot Boxes' Encourage Gambling
• LendingClub Investors' Suit Over FTC Probe Needs Rewrite
• High Court Won't Hear Drug Price-Fixing Discovery Dispute
• Nestle Denied Win In Coffee-Mate False Ad Suit
• How White Privilege Helped Me Succeed In BigLaw
• NY's Top Financial Regulator Talks Relief, Recovery And More
• EPA Defends Safety Of Fluoridated Drinking Water At Trial
• Range Resources Pleads To Negligence At Two Pa. Gas Wells
• 4 Takeaways As AbbVie Crushes 'Patent Thicket' Litigation
• AT&T Must Face Suit Over 'Bait-And-Switch' Wireless Rates
• Teva's $25M Consumer Settlement Gets Green Light
• Judge Rips $100K Fee Bid Following $1K Settlement
• Robbins Geller To Lead Norwegian Cruise Investor Suit
• 9th Circ. Judge Doubts General Mills False Label Claims
• Giant Eagle Mask Suits Should Stay Separate, Customer Says
• Nature's Way Can't Dodge Revived Ginkgo Class Action
• Class Wants BJ's Sanctioned In Sales Tax Spat
• Zoom Derivative Suit Alleges $173M In Insider Trading
• As Final Calif. Privacy Regs Drop, Enforcement Fights Loom
• Texas Justices Say Lottery Contractor Can't Duck Fraud Claim
• $25M Penny Stock Scam Used COVID-19 Ruse, Feds Say
• Sirius XM Inks $96M Deal To End Subscription Fees Suit
• Clearview AI's Law Enforcement Use Faces Scrutiny In EU, US
• DePaul University Sued For Tuition Over COVID-19 Closures
• Novartis Can't Duck Suit Over Cancer Drug Side Effects
• Consumers Say Pot Co. TCPA Suit Can't Wait On High Court
• Capital One Claims Breach Disclosure Order Is 'Unworkable'
• Pierce Bainbridge Breakup Sparks Rift In Boeing Class Suit
• Dish Asks 7th Circ. To Rethink Telemarketer Liability Ruling
• Chase Inks $62M Deal With Military Class In Overcharge Suit
• SBA Sued Over Criminal History Bar For Biz Relief Loans
• American Airlines Dodges Travel Insurance Kickback Suit
• Attys Sued For 'Outrageous' Harassment Over Service
• Google To Ban Targeted Housing Ads Based On Postal Code
• Uber Still Has Work To Do After '16 ADA Deal, Blind Riders Say
• 7th Circ. Tosses Flight-Cancellation Suit Against Southwest
• Keys To A Thriving Biz Development Culture At Your Law Firm
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Amazon, EBay Told To Stop Selling Unproven Virus Cleaners
• Republican Sen. Urges FTC Probe Into New TikTok Competitor
• Honda Gets 2 Crash Detector Claims Sent To Arbitration
• Amazon Blocks Facial Recognition Tool From Cops For 1 Year
• Colo. Court Says Bank's Interest Rates Can't Pass To Nonbank
• Online Publisher Asks 9th Circ. To Scrap $50M FTC Win
• FTC Says NY Finance Co. Stole Assets From Nonprofits
• Marijuana Dispensary Hit With TCPA Suit Over Text Ads
• EPA Scientist Testifies Animal Studies Point To Fluoride Risks
• Tyson Foods Cooperating With DOJ In Price-Fixing Probe
• Travel Insurer Hit With Suit Over COVID-19 Trip Cancellations
• Attys Seek $4M Fee Boost After $76M Robocall Deal
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Kohl's, Capital One Credit Card Suit
• HP Looks To Ax Printer Buyer's Suit Over Ink Usage Deception
• Potential Legal Land Mines For Colleges Opening This Fall
• How Video Mediation Can Help Us Serve Clients Better
• Virus Blamed For Delays In Brewers' 'Wheelchair Ghetto' Suit
• Buyer Says Muscle Supplements Contain Carcinogen
• 7th Circ. BIPA Ruling May Alter Section 15(a) Cases In Illinois
• Air Purifier's Cleaning Claims Just Blowing Smoke, Suit Says
• NY Collection Law Firm Calls For Merging Dueling CFPB Suits
• Mental Health Efforts Will Support Diversity In Legal Industry
• Feds Charge Biotech Exec, Investor In COVID-19 Test Scam
• Fluoride In Water Is 'Endangering' Children's IQs, Judge Told
• Ransomware Hits Soar With No Relief In Sight, Insurer Says
• Student Housing Co. Hit With COVID-19 Refund Suit
• Insulin Wholesalers Want Consumers To Get Out Of Their Way
• Time's Insurer Fights Coverage Of $6.9M Deal, Defense Costs
• WTO Appeals Panel Backs Australia Tobacco Packaging Rules
• Vendor Tells Consumers To Ask Congress About Tribal Usury
• Movie Biz Blasts 'Radical' Maine Cable Bundling Law
• Debt Collector Accused Of Sharing Private Info In Pa. Court
• Fair Lending And The Use Of Alternative Underwriting
• Drivers Say Fiat Chrysler Can't Decertify Gearshift Defect MDL
• Agentra Says It Never Cleared Final 'Hurdle' On Robocall Deal
• FCC Floats $225M Fine Over Spoofed Health Insurance Calls
• 4 Firms Fight To Represent Shareholders In Fifth Third Suit
• Tom's Of Maine Sued Over 'Natural' Toothpaste Labeling
• 11th Circ. Asked To Revive FCRA Suit Against Dish
• Hyatt Escapes Consumers' Resort Fee Fraud Suit
• Goodwin Faces Sanctions Bid Over Witness Gamesmanship
• Mortgage Industry Should Prepare For Forbearance Scrutiny
• ConAgra Gets Win In Suit Over Exploding PAM Can
• 9th Circ. Told Objectors Hindered Wells Fargo Fraud Deal
• TGI Friday's, Utz Crunch 'Potato Skins' False Ad Suit
• 3 Firms Fight For Top Role In Icahn Refinery Buyout Suit
• PG&E Rips Objections To $59B Bankruptcy At Trial's Close
• Trump Campaign Can't Dodge Auto-Text TCPA Lawsuit
• Advocates Say Fluoride Harms Infants As Trial Opens
• LG, Samsung Fight Workers' Rehearing Bid In 9th Circ.
• E-Cig Trade Group Fights Another Flavored Vape Ban In Calif.
• Crypto Investment Scheme Blocked By Texas Regulator
• 3M Sues Amazon Seller Over Fake N95 Masks
• Macy's To Pay Up To $192K To End Data Breach Suit
• AbbVie Beats Antitrust Challenge To Humira 'Patent Thicket'
• PG&E Seeks About $9B From Investors For Ch. 11 Exit
• Supplements Co. Hit With Suit Over Muscle-Building Claims
• L'Oreal Buyers Say 'Waterproof' Face Brush Breaks When Wet
• Insurance Co. Can't Escape $150M RICO And Fraud Claims
• Defending Against COVID-19 Tuition Refund Class Actions
• EPA Agrees To Drinking Water Standards Timeline
• Why Fla. Courts Are Split On Unfairness Under Consumer Law
• Investors Can't Recoup $4.2M From Hedge Fund Fraud Losses
• Civility Could Be Litigators' New Normal Even Post-Pandemic
• Contact Tracing Shouldn't Upend 4th Amendment Protections
• PG&E's Share Terms For Fire Survivors Unfair, Judge Told
• DC Accuses Elevate Of Pushing Predatory Loans
• Feds Say Chinese Co. Sold Defective Masks Amid Pandemic
• Google Slams New Mexico's Suit Over Collection Of Kids' Data
• Calif. Trial To Decide Risk Of Fluoride In Drinking Water
• Google Says Biden, Trump Staffers Hit With Phishing Attempts
• 5th Circ. Backs Jail Phone Firm's Win Over Inmates' Fee Suit
• 3M Says Ex-Marine Faked Bill Gates Ties In Massive N95 Scam
• PetSmart Hemp Class Action Efforts Dropped For Now
• As SEC's Reg BI Deadline Looms, Firms Face A 'Very Big Lift'
• 2nd Circ. Tosses EPA Mercury Reporting Exemption
• Customers Call Bunk On AT&T's New Docs In Throttle Suit
• Investors Accuse Curaleaf Of Downplaying Stock Drop Claims
• Ex-Juul Worker Says 'Terrorizing' NDA Blocks Whistleblowing
• Bank Agencies Must Sift Thousands Of Capital One Docs
• Law Firms Must Beware Risks In Nontraditional Financing
• Six Flags Sued Over Season Pass Refunds Amid Pandemic
• Nestle Ducks Suit Over 'Fake' White Chocolate Chips
• Attys Bag Over $1M From $2.5M McCormick Slack-Fill Deal
• CFPB Tackles Libor Transition In New Guidance, Reg Proposal
• FTC's Phillips Objects To $4M Penalty In Kids' Privacy Action
• Facebook Judge Rips $550M Biometric Privacy Deal
• Zoom Ripped For Only Offering Paying Users Top Encryption
• Sens. Query AT&T Over 'Potential Net Neutrality Violation'
• PG&E Bankruptcy Plan Is 'House Of Cards,' Objectors Warn
• 7th Circ. Mulls Consequences Of 'Objector Blackmail'
• Investor Says Carnival's Virus Response Sunk Share Prices
• Law Firm Seeks To Toss DirecTV Subscriber's RICO Claim
• Juul Says Pa. AG Can't Sue Over Alleged Youth Marketing
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Albertsons Sued Over COVID-19 Toilet Paper Price-Gouging
• Merrill Lynch Repays Clients $7.2M But Dodges FINRA Fine
• ADT Seeks To Arbitrate Dispute Over Ex-Employee's Spying
• 2 Tested Alternatives To Unavoidable Court Delays
• Minn. Ruling Represents Sensible Stance On Legal Finance
• JPMorgan Seeks Dismissal Of Escrow Interest Suit
• Ill. High Court Boots Out-Of-Staters From Bayer Device Suit
• 9th Circ. Ruling Doesn't Help Google Users In Tracking Row
• Ex-Bumble Bee CEO Fights Feds' 10-Year Sentence Bid
• It's Getting Harder To Hide Consultants' Data Breach Reports
• Siemens Beats Suit Over $90M Water Contract With Miss. City
• Maine Wants Charter's Challenge To Cable Bill Law Ditched
• Gilead Can't Shake New HIV Antitrust Complaint, Court Told
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Pair's $2B Payday Loan Scheme Convictions
• NY Regulator Inks Fintech Cooperation Accord With France
• Credit One Liable For Robocalls To Kid's Cell, 9th Circ. Says
• Vimeo Can't Shift Biometric Privacy Suit To Arbitration
• UCSB Prof Sues Zoom Over Child Porn 'Zoombomb' Hack
• BofA Accused Of Soaking Cardholders With Autopay Options
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Pandemic MDLs
• Best Practices For A Paperless Law Practice
• Ariz. Pot Dispensary Chain Hit With TCPA Suit Over Auto Texts
• Wash. Lodges 1st State Suit Over Tuna Price-Fixing
• Delta Ditches Imprisonment Suit In Pun-Filled 1st Circ. Ruling
• Big Fish Reaches $155M Deal To End Suits Over Slot Apps
• Privacy Board Member Questions Plan To Check Fliers' Temps
• Boies Schiller Reps Google Users In Massive Privacy Suit
• Calif. AG Finalizes Privacy Law Despite Unresolved Issues
• 9th Circ. Leaves VW Bracing For Post-Sale Tampering Claims
• Judge Limits Talk Between Digital Receptionists, Client Class
• Customer Fights Class Cert. Denial In Capital One Suit
• State Farm Shorted Insured Drivers On Calif. Fees, Suit Says
• Sens. Unveil Privacy Bill To Regulate Contact Tracing Apps
• CBD Oil Co. Faces Claims Its Product Cost Customer His Job
• PG&E Resolves Fire Victims' Ch. 11 Plan Objections
• Rand McNally Wants Out Of Suit Over 'Defective' GPS Devices
• Lender Will Pay CFPB $2M To End Truth In Lending Claims
• LGBTQ Bias Suit Against YouTube Faces Skeptical Judge
• Suit Claims Trump's Social Media Order Chills Free Speech
• Lawyers Must Address Racial Injustice With Radical Candor
• Mortgage Servicers Will Bear Brunt Of CARES Act Relief
• Pet Cos. Accused Of Puppy Mill Sales Can't Dodge Claims
• Sports Club Seeks Sanctions In Members' COVID-19 Suit
• Wishbone App Maker Sued Over Breach Affecting 40M Users
• DOJ Tries Again To Nix Ruling On $360M Sabre-Farelogix Deal
• NY Judge Says Ill. Plaintiff Can't Control Clearview BIPA Suits
• King & Spalding Fights DQ Bid In WhatsApp Hacking Suit
• Walmart Can't Stick A Fork In Shopper's Overcharge Beef
• JPMorgan Seeks To Halt MDL Push Over Virus Relief Loans
• PetSmart Facing Class Action Over Pet Hemp Products
• Consumers Say Co. Touts More CBD Than It Delivers
• FCC Eases Rules For Providing Subsidized Tribal Broadband
• Coronavirus Q&A: Cohen Milstein's Tort Litigation Chair
• Bulk Of FTC's False Ad Suit Against LendingClub Kept Alive
• Fla. Judge Sends $35M Crypto Ponzi Case To State Court
• Western Digital Sued Over 'Completely Worthless' Hard Drives
• 'Smart Sock' Baby Monitor Maker Beats Defect Suit, For Now
• 2nd Circ. Side-Eyes Vehicle Emissions Penalty Rollback
• Comcast Tells 9th Circ. Privacy Suit Belongs In Arbitration
• How Lawyers Can Network Better, Virtually And In Person
• Practical Tips For Presenting Your Case To Litigation Funders
• Pa. Judge Says Fax For Free Webinar Doesn't Violate TCPA
• Calif. Dispensary Latest Pot Company To Face TCPA Suit
• Research Firm Says Survey Pitches Don't Break TCPA Ad Ban
• Online Ad Lessons From FTC Lending Marketplace Settlement
• Justices Won't Take AT&T, Comcast Arbitration Fight
• Lieff Cabraser Snags $40M Fees From Sandoz, Momenta Deal
• ACLU, Others Back Maine Web Privacy Law Against Challenge