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Consumer Protection - March, 2021

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• Fortnite Mom Must Arbitrate Sony In-Game Purchases Row
• Fla. Judge Ships Prerecorded Call Spat Back To State Court
• DHS Head Vows To Call Out Nations That Foster Ransomware
• Courtroom Shortages Mean Delay For CVS Overcharge Trial
• Minn. Exxon Climate Suit Sent Back To State Court
• Oldest Opioid Suit, An MDL Bellwether, Evades Latest Assault
• Verizon, US Cellular Can't Delay Work On Caller ID Tech
• Drug Price Checker Can Move Ahead With Antitrust Suit
• CFPB Retracts Measures Granting Cos. Relief Amid Crisis
• Santa Clara U. Beats Law Students' Tuition Refund Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive False Ad Suit Over 'Natural' Chicken
• Tribal Lenders Must Pay Class $50M For Inflated Interest Rates
• Stifel, Jefferies Exit Louisiana AG's GSE Bond-Rigging Case
• FCC Vote Would Give Spectrum To Private Space Launches
• Nestle Ducks Child Slave Labor Labeling Suit, For Now
• Biden Plan Allocates $100B To Get Every American Online
• 3 Cybersecurity Questions To Ask Before A Remote Mediation
• NY Data Tax Bill Would Create Practical, Policy Hurdles
• What Cos. Need To Know Before Entering Nascent NFT Market
• Justices Grapple With Harm Line In FCRA Class Standing Row
• 'Creative' Insurance MDL Over Ski Fees Axed, For Now
• Student Debt Firm Gets $53M Penalty For Ignoring NY AG Suit
• No Jury, No Forfeiture For 'Pharma Bro' Shkreli In FTC Case
• Calif. Dispensary Hit With TCPA Class Action Over Texts
• Flint Water Victims Slam Attys' $202M Fee Bid
• Murky World Of Mass Torts Left Clients At Girardi's Mercy
• TikTok $1.1M Settlement Over Kids' Data Denied Final OK
• Consumers Slam Sonic's Bid To Dodge Unwanted Texts Suit
• Generics Cos. Argue For Heritage Bellwether In Antitrust MDL
• Cybersecurity Considerations After NY Lender's Data Breach
• A Uniform Mediation Act Primer As States Continue Adoption
• Google Hit With Privacy Suit Over Data Shared In Ad Auctions
• Biden Signs Trimmed Extension Of COVID Bankruptcy Relief
• NY State Lawmakers Float Creation Of 5G Safety Commission
• 'Headwinds' Make FTC Run Out Qualcomm Appeal Clock
• Fla. Gov. Signs Sweeping COVID-19 Liability Protection Law
• Female Heads Of FCC, FTC, NTIA Talk Remote Work, COVID-19
• Charter Says Maine's Pro Rata Cable Law Oversteps Bounds
• Feds Seize Websites Posing As COVID-19 Vaccine Makers
• US Regulators Seek Input On AI Use In Banking
• Southwest Must Face COVID-19 Refund Class Action
• Changes Proposed For Challenged $12.6M PHH Class Deal
• Banking App Beam Agrees To Permanent Ban By FTC
• Justices Won't Hear Atty's $1.5M VW Emissions Fee Complaint
• LensCrafters Says Insurer Can't Ditch Class Action Coverage
• Former Super 8 Motel Owner Loses TCPA Junk Fax Suit
• United Ruling Helps Shape Force Majeure Scope Amid COVID
• Digital COVID Vaccine Passports Should Be Antitrust-Exempt
• Hertz Floats Ch. 11 Deals To Resolve $200M In Class Claims
• Hotel Chains Say Missing Search History Dooms Antitrust Suit
• Safeguarding Privileged Communications In A Remote World
• Ambac, Others Beat CFPB Suit Over Student Loan Trusts
• Hemp Tea Co. Wants THC Labeling Suit Tossed
• Most Juul MDL Dismissal Bids Likely To Be Rejected
• Planet Fitness Scores End To 2 Suits Over Fees In Pandemic
• Dating App Giant Match Dodges Securities Fraud Suit For Now
• Fla. COVID-19 Biz Liability Shield Bill Sent To Gov.'s Desk
• High Court FCRA Case Could Shake Up Class Action Standing
• Dems Press Ahead With Effort To Nix OCC's 'True Lender' Rule
• FTC Has Plan B For Restitution Under High Court Review
• Bill Introduced To Block Chinese Cos. From SBA Help
• Altria Urges Judge To Nix RICO Claims In Juul Vaping MDL
• DOJ Says Hundreds Charged With COVID-19 Fraud So Far
• Kiwi.com Wants To List Southwest Flights During TM Suit
• Geico Sued Over Pandemic Insurance Refunds
• Up Next At High Court: Acting SG Makes Debut In NCAA Case
• Appeals Court Upholds Verdict In Monster Heart Attack Case
• Groups Demand End To CFPB's Dispute Deadline Relief, Again
• Dems Reintroduce Internet Of Things Cybersecurity Bill
• Judge Refuses To Halt Exxon Mobil Deceptive Marketing Case
• Earnin Users Get Final OK On $12.5M Deal In Bank Fee Row
• Real Estate Publication Defends False Ad Suit Against Zillow
• Apple, Epic Judge Caps In-Person Attendance At May Trial
• 4 Areas Of Cyberattack Vulnerability For Law Firms
• Pa. Debt Collector Hit With Class Claims Over Writing Rule
• Sens. Seek $6B Boost To FCC's COVID Broadband Fund
• Trends In Video Game Company Quests To Arbitrate Cases
• Supplement Co. Hit With False Ad Case Over Weight Loss Pill
• 11th Circ. Says Spoofing Case May Belong In Federal Court
• FTC Considering New Rules For Competition
• Reps. Emphasize Web Moderation Mistakes, Future Fixes
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• SEC's Peirce Aims To Improve Digital Asset Safe Harbor Plan
• BMW Drivers Can't Seek 3rd Circ. Revival Of RICO Claims Yet
• What CFPB Policy Shift Means For Scrutiny Of Abusive Acts
• Pa. Justices Scrap AG's Royalty Case Against Anadarko
• How To Help Your Witnesses Overcome Hindsight Bias
• McDonald's Beats Vanilla Ice Cream Suit, For Now
• Facebook, Others Urge 6th Circ. To Narrow Robocall Liability
• CFPB Says Pandemic Caused Uptick In Consumer Complaints
• Facebook Says Chinese Hackers Targeted Uyghur Activists
• NJ Can't Force Cable Cos. To Prorate Customers' Bills
• Robinhood 'Concealed' Costs Of Trading, Users Say
• Kind Bar Consumers Win Cert. In 'All Natural' Labeling MDL
• Jail Phone Cos. 'Double Dip' In Fee Collections, FCC Told
• Law360's 2021 Consumer Protection Editorial Advisory Board
• 'No Party Shall Vape' During Juul Depositions, Judge Says
• Pharma Industry Can Expect More Scrutiny From State AGs
• Fed. Court Won't Stop NYC From Going After Price-Gougers
• HHS Nominee Clears Senate In Transgender Milestone
• TikTok Users Defend $92M Biometric Privacy Deal
• 3rd Circ. Says Arbitration Pact Voids Suit Against Debt Firm
• Grubhub Hit With Class Suit Over Restaurant Phone Orders
• 7th Circ. Should Find Patent Thickets Aren't Anti-Competitive
• Nursing Home Chain Cuts $16M Financial Elder Abuse Deal
• NJ 'Reply All' Ethics Opinion Brings New Pitfalls For Attorneys
• Facebook Can't Shield All App Data From Mass. AG Probe
• Fla. University Can't Nix Class Claims Over COVID-19 Closure
• Calif. Privacy Suits Tested Novel Law's Limits In 1st Year
• 3 Data Breach Cases Against Dickey's BBQ Get Consolidated
• Fla. Judge Questions Ocwen, PHH's $12.6M Class Deal
• Generics MDL Special Master Says Calif. AG Merits Sanctions
• Apple, Goldman Cleared In Credit Card Discrimination Probe
• Ill. Biometric Claim Case Highlights Core Insurance Principles
• Fifth Third Directors Want Out Of Shareholder Suits
• Exxon Mobil Can't Move DC Deceptive Marketing Claims
• Federal Gov't Can Learn From State Drug Pricing Efforts
• InventHelp Wants To Ax Disclosure Claim In Pa. Fraud Suit
• Boston Scientific To Pay $188M Over Mesh False Ad Claims
• Pet Owners Fight Mars' Dismissal Bid For Labeling Suit
• 3 Arthrex-Adjacent High Court Cases Could Affect PTAB's Fate
• Ill. Grubhub Suit Paused As Deal Is Reached In Colorado Case
• High Court Skips Facebook's Challenge To Wiretap Ruling
• Illinois Bill Seeks To File Down Biometric Law's Sharp Teeth
• Biden Officially Picks Amazon Critic Lina Khan For FTC Post
• United Rips Customers' Info Grab In COVID-19 Refund Action
• McAfee Bodyguard Pleads Not Guilty In Crypto Fraud Case
• FCC Gauges Lifeline's Progress Toward Shift To Broadband
• Judging A Book: Bibas Reviews Rakoff's 'Why The Innocent Plead Guilty'
• Questions Following 2 Recent Cyber Insurance Developments
• Class Attys Shed Credit Agency Founder's Harassment Claims
• Ill. Judge Gives Early OK To $104M Deal With Chicken Cos.
• GM Gets Suit Over Faulty 'Infotainment' System Trimmed
• Law Firm Accused Of Not Sharing $30M Fee In Syngenta MDL
• Justice Department To Probe Visa Over US Debit Practices
• Amazon Misled With 'Strike-Through' Prices, Prosecutors Say
• COVID Muddles Tobacco Cos. Health Warning Dispute
• Allergan Must Face Breast Implant, Class Claims In MDL
• New Calif. Privacy Board Poised To Balance Various Interests
• FCC To Share Telecom Outage Info With More Gov't Agencies
• NYC Price-Gouging Enforcement Based On 'Secret List': Suit
• SEC Panelists Trade Blows On ESG Disclosure Plan
• Candy Maker Accused Of Fudging Amounts In Packages
• SEC Gets Asset Freeze In $3.2M 'Sham' Bottling Co. Suit
• Sackler Act Would Ban Release Of Nondebtor Gov't Claims
• Salon Owner Hits Hartford With Class Suit Over COVID Losses
• For Law Firm Digital Marketing, Less Is Sometimes More
• Gambit To Block Trump's Midnight Regulations Will Likely Fail
• 3 Areas Of FTC Online Marketing Enforcement To Watch
• Kelley Drye Adds TCPA Class Action Veteran In LA
• Boeing Must Submit Documents In 737 Max Jets Suit
• Apple Sued Over Profits From IPhone Gambling Apps
• AbbVie Asks High Court To Review Sham Litigation Exception
• Google Must Face Trimmed Chrome Privacy Suit, Koh Rules
• Brandt Loses Bid For 2nd Stay In Ex-Worker's Biometric Suit
• Calif. High Court Revives Title Fees Suit Against Fidelity
• ACLU Tells 6th Circ. Robocall Ban Was Unenforceable
• 'Fair Shake' Law Firm Accuses Tech Co. Of Stealing Its Name
• AT&T Pulls Sponsored Data Due To Calif. Net Neutrality Law
• Ill. Eateries Question Grubhub False Ad Deal In Colorado
• Ex-Mich. Gov. Can't Get Rid Of Flint Water Crisis Charges
• Judge Urges Toss Of Twitter Privacy Suit For Lack Of Intent
• Fintech OppFi Faces CFPB Probe Over Military Lending
• Suit Says NJ Credit Union Charged Improper Overdraft Fees
• Fiat Chrysler, Opt-Out Drivers Spar Over EcoDiesel Damages
• Privacy Class Action Against Weather Channel Moves Forward
• Climate Change Plaintiffs Are Getting Creative
• Trump-Era DOJ Atty Rejoins Jones Day As Gov't Reg Partner
• Coppertone Buyers, Bayer Ink $2.25M Deal In False Ad Suit
• Squire Patton Atty Named To New Calif. Privacy Board
• Head Of Canceled Boston Sports Camp Denies Fraud Charges
• BMW Prevails In Class Action Over Electric Car Battery Life
• Sen. Brown Says Public Banking Plan Can 'Rebuild Trust'
• French Regulator Launches Privacy Probe Into Clubhouse App
• 3rd Circ. Doubts Fax For Free Medical Webinar Flouts TCPA
• CWA Asks FCC To Assess Retail Hit Of Verizon-TracFone Deal
• CFPB Urges Banks, Collectors To Not Touch Stimulus Checks
• Calif. Must Share Rx Data With Walgreens In Opioid Row
• Retailer Can't Dodge Injury Claims Over Defective Gas Cans
• 8th Circ. Says North Dakota Can't Cap Air Ambulance Rates
• Eataly Hit With Suit Over Chicago Workers' Finger Scans
• A State Win In Bank Loan Suit Would Hurt Access To Credit
• Hand Sanitizer Buyers Want Cert. In CVS False Ad Suit
• States Push New Bellwether Generic Drug Price-Fixing Case
• How Cos. Can Build Effective Data Privacy Appeals Processes
• Fla. Tobacco Settlement Ruling Offers Caution On Contracts
• Toyota Should Face Gas Tank Defect Suit, Judge Says
• 3rd Circ. Says Uber Must Face Suit From Wheelchair Users
• Seafood Co. Reaches $1.3M Deal In False Labeling Suit
• FCC Inks $225M Fine Over Spoofed Health Insurance Calls
• Ex-Theranos CEO Holmes' Trial Delayed Due To Pregnancy
• 11th Circ. Backs LG Chem Wins In Exploding Battery Suits
• Microsoft, Amazon Can't Ditch Face ID Privacy Claims
• Crest Buyers Say They Were Duped By Charcoal Toothpastes
• Uber Can't Ditch DC Wheelchair Accessibility Suit
• Calif. Targets 'Dark Patterns' With Beefed Up Privacy Regs
• SEC Accuses '@OCMillionaire' Of $900K Twitter Hype Scheme
• 'Bit-Con' Twitter Hacker Agrees To 3 Years' Jail Time
• BofA Accused Of Duping Customers Into Paying Transfer Fees
• Biden Officials Mull Software Vendor Cybersecurity Grades
• Purdue's Ch. 11 Plan Hangs On Sackler Liability Question
• Amazon, Telemarketers Settle Over Alleged Online Jobs Scam
• Boeing Looks To 5th Circ. After Docs Order In 737 Max Suit
• Gerber, Others Oppose Consolidating Baby Food Toxins Suits
• Strategies For Fighting Back Against A Rambo Litigator
• SEC Data Transfer Safe Harbor Raises Questions For UK Cos.
• Chevron Misleads With Climate-Friendly Ads, FTC Told
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive FDCPA Suit Over Law Firm's Letter
• ​​​​​​​CFPB, States Hit Back At Immigration Bond Service Co.
• Yahoo Data Breach Deal Objector Seeks Atty Fees At 9th Circ.
• Consumers Defend Suit Over TD Bank Account Openings
• 3 Firms Ask To Co-Lead Combined Dickey's Data Breach Suits
• Old Navy, Banana Republic, Norton Hit With Web Privacy Suits
• $5M Settlement Ends Decadelong NJ Pollution Suit
• Oklahoma Pot Shop Is Latest To Be Hit With TCPA Claims
• Koh Won't Toss Google Privacy Suit Over 'Incognito Mode'
• XRP Holders Say SEC's Ripple Suit Has Cost Them $15B
• Costco Escapes Suit Over AirPod Charger Ads
• Sen. Says E-Rate Funding Will Advance Pandemic Relief
• Brookdale Leaves Senior Residents Out To Dry, Calif. Says
• Ill. City Wants Acthar Cases In MDL, Out Of Bankruptcy
• Ill. Panel Denies Atty's Bid For Records In $50M CRT Deal
• US Should Create New 3-Pronged Approach To Cybersecurity
• Amazon Seller Can't Trim Counterfeit Blender Counterclaims
• 7th Circ. Affirms Zurich's Win In TCPA Coverage Battle
• Law Firm Admonished For 'False' Ads In Gilead HIV Drug Suit
• Ford PowerShift Buyer Has 'Tough Row To Hoe,' Judge Says
• Minn. AG's Insulin Suit Against Sanofi, Eli Lilly Gutted
• AMC, ViacomCBS Unit Sued Over Visually Impaired Access
• Microsoft Server Hack Sparks Debate On Victim Expectations
• Retailers Look To Duck Mask Sales Tax Suit In Pennsylvania
• Southwest Exec Can't Hide Texts In Boeing Max RICO Suit
• Ex-Theranos CEO Holmes Pregnant, Wants July Trial Delayed
• IPhone Gamer Gets 2nd Try After 'Lacking' Antitrust Complaint
• E-Trade Beats Suit Over Glitch Tied To Oil Price Drop, For Now
• ExxonMobil Blasts 'Absurd' Climate Suit By Mass. AG
• 5 Risk Areas For Banks One Year Into The COVID-19 Crisis
• Translating SEC Exam Priorities Into Compliance Action Items
• 1 Year Into Pandemic, It's Time To Rethink Law Firm Billing
• FCA's $307M Emissions Deal Can't Help Opt-Outs, Judge Says
• Arnold & Porter Accused Of Conflicts In Mallinckrodt Ch. 11
• Smoker's Wife Can't Collect $1.3M More From Philip Morris
• COVID Inflamed Damaging Year For Data Breach Victims
• Kellogg Buyers Say Revised $13M False Ad Deal Is Gr-r-reat!
• CFPB Reasserts Power To Fine By Killing 'Abusiveness' Policy
• Ticket Buyers Ink $7.5M Deal In Vivid Seats Virus Refund Suit
• Sen. Antitrust Panel Mulls Legislative Reforms, Big Tech
• Samsung Dodges State Farm's Battery Fire Damage Suit
• Virus Vaccine Tracking To Keep Focus On Data Privacy
• What One Firm's Filings Reveal About Labeling Class Actions
• Users Hit Ring With Suit Over Hackers, Data Harvesting
• What Companies Should Know About SIGPR Oversight
• Supplement Maker Must Face Trimmed Claims Of Harm
• Ticket Buyer Must Arbitrate Ill. Suit Over COVID Refunds
• NY Sports Club Says Ch. 11 Injunction Voids NY AG Deal
• Congress Rolls Out $94B Broadband Funding Package
• Bakkt Marketplace Gets New York State 'BitLicense'
• 10th Circ. Wary Of Moving $503M Syngenta Fee Brawl Forward
• Rogue High Court Citation May Spark Legal Writing Changes
• Consumers Want To Coordinate Toxic Metals Baby Food Suits
• Wells Fargo Pandemic Forbearance Suits Consolidated
• House Dem Proposes National Privacy Law To Preempt States
• Facebook Says FTC, States' Suits Don't Show Consumer Harm
• NY Alerts Banks, Insurers Over Microsoft Email Server Flaw
• What To Know About Lina Khan, Biden's Potential FTC Pick
• Boeing 737 Max Legal And Regulatory Woes: 2 Years Later
• Steel Parts Makers Say Zurich Can't Recoup $90M Settlement
• ClubCorp Says Court Erred In Axing Bid To Arbitrate Fees Suit
• 9th Circ. Vacates LAX Injunction Against Car-Share Co. Turo
• Sutter Health Must Face Trial In Insurance Buyers' $411M Suit
• Mt. Gox CEO Fights Class In $400M Bitcoin Fraud Case
• Vanda Pharma Can't Nix Investors' Off-Label Fraud Suit
• 'Why Is Price-Gouging Different On Amazon?' 6th Circ. Asks
• Wells Fargo Inks $6.9M Deal To End Mortgage Lending Suit
• Insurer Asks Ill. Justices To Undo Biometric Claim Coverage
• 11th Circ. Weighs 3rd-Party Vendor's Role In Debt Collection
• Senate Panel Advances Biden's SEC Pick, Ties On CFPB Nom
• How Surveys Provide Insight For Consumer Finance Litigation
• PHH Mortgage Evades Part Of Payoff Statements Suit
• The Case For Diversity In Internal Investigation Teams
• Hagens Berman Builds War Chest For Daimler Dieselgate Suit
• Apple IPhone Gamer's Antitrust Suit 'A Stretch,' Judge Says
• Attys Seek $202M Fees In $641M Flint Tainted-Water Deal
• VW, Bosch Escape Defective Braking System Claims, For Now
• Facebook Slams $12M Atty Fees Request In Data Breach Row
• EPIC Urges High Court To Let Consumers Press Privacy Suits
• CFPB Says Fair Lending Laws Ban Anti-LGBTQ Bias, Too
• Top Amazon Critic Poised For Nomination To FTC
• Investors' $50M Fraud Claim Revived In Pa. Pipeline Feud
• 2nd Circ. Probes If NY Can Even Bring Fintech Charter Fight
• Consumer's Suit Against Comcast Over Robocalls Ended
• Walmart Urges Court To Toss Greenpeace's Recycling Suit
• Customers Say ComEd Can't Nix Suit Alleging Bribery Scheme
• Altice Employees Suffered Clear Injury By Breach, Judge Says
• Costco, Others Ink False Ad Deals Over Kona Coffee
• Calif. Enviro Group Wins Water Well Fight On Appeal
• Bipartisan Bill Would Separate Digital Tokens From Securities
• Amazon Not 'Seller' Liable In Ill. Faulty Hoverboard Suit
• Whistleblowers Can't Get Cut Of Sports Co.'s $2M Ill. Tax Deal
• Next State Up: Top Contenders For 3rd US Data Privacy Law
• Apple Can't Arbitrate Some IMessage Mix-Up Claims
• How Recent Fla. Consumer Cases Diverge On Improper Fees
• Dickey's BBQ Says It Must 'Guess' Claims In Data Breach Suit
• Split Over Successive Class Action Tolling Isn't Going Away
• European Banking Authority Hit By Microsoft Server Breach
• Calif. Atty Disbarred After Deportation Threats
• Walmart Beats Calif. Suit Over Alleged Data Breach, For Now
• Mondelez Biscuit Buyers Nab False Ad Cert. On 2nd Try
• Biometric Software Co. Takes Arbitration Bid To 7th Circ.
• Price-Gouging Rules, E-Commerce To Collide At 6th Circ.
• Late Paperwork Frees Union Pacific From Wrongful Death Suit
• Hospital Says Data Breach Suit Is 'Shooting The Messenger'
• Wawa Workers Slam Customers' $12M Data Breach Settlement
• 5 Ways Outside Counsel Can Impress Their Clients
• Verizon Customers Say Warranty Charges Uncalled For
• Circuit Split On Class Feasibility Offers Defense Opportunities
• NY Man Pleads Guilty To Face Mask Hoarding, Price-Gouging
• CFPB Demands Emails That May Tie Co. To Student Debt Plot
• CBD Co. Settles Data Breach Class Action In Mediation
• Lawmakers Urge FTC To Begin Using Health Data Breach Rule
• Another CBD Co. Gets Consumer Suit Halted Over FDA Delay
• Big Tech Critic Tim Wu Joins Biden White House
• 4th Circ. Kills TCPA Suit Against Gov't Employees
• Jones Day's Hacked Vendor Taps Latham For Breach Suits
• Water Plant Hack Underscores Utilities' Glaring IT Risks
• Ocwen Gets CFPB's Servicing Misconduct Suit Slashed
• KeyBank Settles NY AG Probe Over Check-Cashing Services
• Calif. Judge Slams Intuit's $40M TurboTax Deal As Unfair
• Capital One Beats COVID-19 Airline Ticket Refund Suit
• No Sanctions For Objector In Wells Fargo Fake Account Deal
• Apple Beats ITunes Gift Card Scam Assistance Suit, For Now
• Urban Outfitters Knowingly Sold 'Toxic' Journals, Suit Says
• COVID-19 Business Liability Shield Bill Passes Fla. House
• Judge Says Trip Insurance Suit Against United Can't Take Off
• 'Magic' Over As Hasbro Beats Suit Over Limited Edition Packs
• Software Pioneer John McAfee Indicted In Crypto Case
• LA Atty Must Disgorge $1.65M Fee For 'Egregious Conduct'
• Judge Rips Attys For Google, Users Over Privacy Arguments
• Southern New Hampshire Inks $1.3M Deal In Virus Refund Suit
• CFPB Eyeing Online Lender's Collection Practices, Virus Help
• FDA Tells Osteopath To Stop Marketing Fake COVID-19 Cures
• ​​​​​​​Inspection Agencies Can't Shake Faulty Plywood Suit
• Hagens Berman Atty Admonished For 'Reckless' Apple Slip
• Amazon Says Parler Is 'Forum Shopping' Contract Breach Suit
• Dust Spray Maker Can't Dodge Suit Over DUI Death
• Germ-X Maker Beats Hand Sanitizer False Ad Suit, For Now
• Tribal Loan Row Must Go To Arbitration, 6th Circ. Says
• Exxon Seeks To Dodge $11.7M Macquarie Fee
• Bipartisan Bill Aims To Double Spoofed Robocall Penalties
• Feds Say $12.6M Ocwen, PHH Fees Deal Lacks Value To Class
• NJ Nursing Homes Want To Toss Claims Over Virus Protocol
• Ethics Tips For Attorneys Telecommuting Across State Lines
• Alleged Charity Robocall Scammers Cut $110M FTC Deal
• NJ Firm Accused Of Unlawfully Trying To Collect On Debt
• 'The Consumer Protection Firm' Is Generic, TTAB Finds
• 5 Questions For GC Looking To Upend Home Broker Fees
• Calif. Lemon Law Suits: A Problem Of Auto Cos.' Own Making
• Marriott Beats Proposed Class Action Over Data Breach
• TransUnion 'Belittling' Harms In FCRA Fight, High Court Told
• EPA, Idaho, Tribes Settle With Phosphate Co. Over Mine Waste
• Reckitt Benckiser Coughs Up $53M To End False Ad Suit
• FanDuel Dupes Users With 'False' Betting Info, Suit Says
• NY Regulator Fines Mortgage Lender $1.5M Over Data Breach
• Georgia High Court Finds No-Warrant Cell Data Search OK
• NY Gyms Settle AG Suit Over Pandemic Cancellations
• DraftKings Settles MDL For $720K Plus $7M In Site Credit
• Parler Ends Amazon Antitrust Suit, Refiles As Contract Breach
• CFPB Says Payment Processor Aided $71M Elder Fraud
• 6 Ways Legal Employers Can Help Pandemic-Weary Parents
• Facebook Sued Over Opaque Ad Rejections Harming Biz
• Dell Website Not Accessible To The Blind, Suit Says
• Va. Becomes 2nd State To Enact Consumer Privacy Law
• $92M TikTok Privacy Deal Held Up By Objections
• San Francisco Giants, MLB Hit With TCPA Suit Over Robotexts
• ClubCorp Must Face Suit Over Fees Charged During Pandemic
• Chopra Pledges A Vigorous But Fair CFPB If He's Confirmed
• Co. Slams CFPB's 'Hyberbolic' Immigration Bond Suit
• SolarWinds Says SEC, DOJ, State AGs Probing Cyberhack
• Teva, Mylan Back Plan For New Bellwether In Price-Fix MDL
• 3M Says Michigan's PFAS Suit Belongs In Federal Court
• Expect Net Neutrality Bill To Resurface Soon, Markey Says
• Remote Working Tips For Lawyer Trainees And Their Firms
• Columbia, Pace Get COVID-19 Tuition Refund Suits Trimmed
• Chipotle Customer Says 'Free' Deliveries Hide Fees
• What To Watch As Biden's CFPB Nominee Faces Senate Panel
• Time Limit Debate On Navient Loan Claims Will Go To 3rd Circ.
• Ill., Fla. AGs Look To Intervene Over 'Unfair' $31M Keurig Deal
• Caterpillar's Bid To Toss Faulty Engines Suit Is 'Premature'
• Facebook Looks To Arbitrate Instagram Biometric Data Suit
• Calif. Net Neutrality Law May Open Floodgates Of State Action
• Cooking Spray Can Maker's Insurer Won't Defend Conagra
• Ford Mustang Transmission Defect Consumer Suit Trimmed
• Texas AG Says Power Retailer Capitalized On Storm Crisis
• Mass. AG Says Doctor Kept Kids In Braces To Bilk Medicaid
• Apple, Epic To Face Off In Person In May Trial Despite Virus
• Squire Patton Boggs Nabs BakerHostetler Data Privacy Pro