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Consumer Protection - April, 2021

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• Fla. Privacy Bill Can't Cross Finish Line As Session Ends
• Hartford Wants To Cut Salon Owner's Virus Coverage Suit
• Ky. Price-Gouging Probes Of Amazon Sellers May Resume
• Ex-Security Guard Says Union Past Doesn't Affect BIPA Suit
• Robbins Geller, Pomerantz To Lead AstraZeneca Investor Suit
• BIPA Suit Preempted By Workers' Comp Law, Ill. Justices Told
• Navient's Bid To Ditch NJ Fraud Suit Meets Skeptical Judge
• Feds Join Grubhub Suit To Back TCPA After High Court Order
• Navigating NFT Brand Management Risks And Rewards
• Volleyball Coach Urges 7th Circ. To OK Win In Sex Abuse Suit
• Federal Reserve Sued Over Debit-Card Interchange Fee Rules
• IPhone Users Tell 9th Circ. Radiation Claims Not Preempted
• Judge Won't OK Coppertone Buyers' $2.25M False Ad Deal
• Bausch Lobs IP Suit At Mylan Over Planned Trulance Generic
• Broadband Trade Groups Sue NY Over $15 Internet Mandate
• Judge Won't Scrub Comments About Atty From GM MDL
• CVS Hand Sanitizer Buyers Win Certification In False Ad Suit
• SEC Enforcer's Exit Won't Sour Gensler On BigLaw Hires
• Facebook Advertiser Alleging Deception Seeks Class Status
• OCC Takes Aim At State Regulators' Fintech Charter Challenge
• DC Judge Doubts CDC's Power To Put Halt On Evictions
• Attys Get $14M After $5.4M Mortgage Lender Judgment
• Ransomware Panel Urges Crypto Oversight, Payment Reports
• Prison Phone Rate Slash Tops FCC's May Agenda
• NY AG Probes Baby Food Cos. Over Arsenic In Rice Cereal
• High Court Blow To FTC Restitution Could Be Temporary
• 9th Circ. May Rethink Class Decertification In Tuna MDL
• FCC's COVID Relief Fund Will Go Live In Mid-May
• GOP Concerns May Delay Bill To Restore FTC Restitution Tool
• CC'ing Apple Attys Doesn't Create Privilege, Calif. Judge Says
• Ex-OCC Head Defends 'True Lender' Rule As Dems Eye Repeal
• Google Sued Over 'Security Flaw' In COVID-19 Tracing Tool
• 11th Circ. Revives Consumer's FCRA Suit Against Experian
• FCC Asked To Nix Restrictive Telemarketing Consent Caveat
• Rollback Of Restitution Power Leaves FTC Cases In Limbo
• Rite Aid Shoppers Nab Partial Cert. In 'Rapid Release' Ad Fight
• Steam Video Game Platform Hit With Another Antitrust Suit
• Tweak Lifeline Rules To Avoid Mass Service Drops, FCC Told
• HelloFresh Wants To Pay $14M To End TCPA Suit
• SEC Enforcement Head Resigns 1 Week After Being Hired
• FDCPA Ruling Has Privacy Implications For Financial Services
• NY Regulator Says SolarWinds Cyberattack A 'Wake-Up Call'
• Maryland County Sues Big Oil Over Climate Change
• Samsung Sued Over Phone Camera's Shattered Glass 'Defect'
• CFPB Locks In Compliance Delay For Qualified Mortgage Rule
• Choctaw Nation Sues CVS, UnitedHealth Over Claim Denials
• Cybercriminals Leak Data Stolen From DC Police Department
• FCC Might Extend Security Crackdowns To Consumer Devices
• Suit Accuses Waste Connections Of Improper Surcharges
• Ill. Judge Reverses Class Cert. And Ends Debt Collection Suit
• CFPB Fines Reverse Mortgage Lender Over Its Advertising
• Dems See 'Urgency' In Bill Restoring FTC Restitution Power
• EPA Launches New 'Forever Chemicals' Council
• AGs Warn Against Sanctioning Calif. In Generics Pricing MDL
• Fifth Third Nabs Exit From Investors' Investigation Fraud Suit
• GOP Sens. Balk At Oil, Gas Tax Hikes For Infrastructure Bill
• Girardi Firm Trustee Wants Atty To Chase Celeb Wife's Assets
• The Pandemic's Bright Spots For Lawyers Who Are Parents
• Fla. Privacy Bill Would Be Compliance 'Disaster,' Group Says
• Sanctuary Belize Defendants Cheered By Justices' FTC Ruling
• Coding School Settles Over Calif. Tuition Financing Contracts
• Spirit, Customers Spar Over Bag-Fee Fraud Claims
• 2nd Circ. Clarifies Data Breach Injury Standing Threshold
• Fintech Borrowers Get Class Cert. In Tribe-Linked Usury Suit
• $2.2M Bancard Junk Fax Deal Gets Ill. Court's Early OK
• Seward & Kissel Attys On Guiding Sotheby's First NFT Auction
• Colgate Consumers Win Cert. In Deodorant False Ad Suit
• WebMD User Says Keystroke-Tracking Suit Belongs In Calif.
• Prison Phone Co. Says Billing Complaint Is Baseless
• Maine's A La Carte Cable Law Scrapped After 1st Circ. Loss
• Telecoms Must Face Call-Spoofing TCPA Suit, Judge Says
• Geico Hit With Consumer Suit Over Data Breach
• DC Circ. Won't Treat Exxon Deceptive Ad Suit As Class Action
• Justices Won't Let Sherwin-Williams Prevent Lead Paint Suit
• High Court Wants Feds To Weigh In On Counties' VW Fight
• Data 'Scraping' Episodes Don't Fall Neatly Into Breach Laws
• 9th Circ. Won't Let Amazon Arbitrate Kids' Alexa Privacy Suit
• FTC Banks On Lawmaker Action To Revive Restitution Power
• Whitepages Can't Escape Privacy Suit Over Ad Displays
• AGs, FTC Say Facebook Must Plan For Discovery Now
• How Tuna Antitrust Ruling Affects Job Bias Class Actions
• 8th Circ. Says No Class Cert. For TD Ameritrade Investors
• Supreme Court Is Right In Limiting Gov't Agency Authority
• Ice Cream Buyers Say Prairie Farms Mislabeled Vanilla Flavor
• 'Answer The Question!' Judge Upbraids Mass. AG In Auto Suit
• Revise Mansfield Diversity Mandates To Also Benefit Veterans
• Vaccine Passport Plans Can't Ignore Web Of Privacy Laws
• Who Is Alex Oh? 6 Things To Know About SEC's New Enforcer
• Footnotes, Eye-Popping Fee Bids Among Judges' 'Pet Peeves'
• FTC Lacks Facts For Antitrust Claims, Facebook Says
• Sens. Press Carriers On 2G, 3G Network Shutdown Plans
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Louisiana To Settle Rest Of GSE Bond-Rigging Case
• 11th Circ. Revives Debt Collection Suit Over Info Disclosure
• AGs To Fill Void As Justices Say FTC Can't Impose Restitution
• 10th Circ. Won't Revive Defect Suit Over Doorless Forklift
• FCC Streamlines Rules For Commercial Space Launches
• NYC Suit Says Energy Cos. Duped Consumers On Climate
• Dishwasher-Defective Cookware Suits Grouped In Western Pa.
• Phone Co. Fined $4.1M For Impersonating Other Carriers
• Tips For Managing Cybersecurity And Privacy Risks In M&A
• Class Action Access At Stake In High Court TransUnion Case
• SEC Taps Paul Weiss Partner To Lead Enforcement Division
• Supreme Court Rolls Back FTC Restitution Power
• Bipartisan Bill Would Block Data Brokers From Selling To Feds
• Apple, Google App Antitrust Debate Sparks Senate Pile-On
• Apple Can't Nix False Ad Suit Over iTunes' 'Buy' Button
• Unlike Kraft, Tyson Foods Can't Nix Turkey Price-Fixing Suit
• CFPB's Next Stop Is Appeal As Ocwen Win Is Finalized In Fla.
• Khan Declines Blanket Recusal On Big Tech Cases
• House Approves Bill For Crypto Regulatory Working Group
• Apple-Epic Trial Won't Be Video Streamed, Judge Says
• Turo's Online Immunity Gone For Pushing Mass. Airport Rides
• 2nd Circ. Ruling May Stifle Student Loan Discharge Flexibility
• Full 9th Circ. To Rehear Oakland's Wells Fargo Loan Bias Suit
• Blue Diamond Yogurt Buyers Ink $2.6M Deal In Labeling Suit
• Can't Believe It's Not Butter: Sara Lee Sued Over Cake Label
• PG&E Judge Rejects Fire Victims Trustee's 'Forum Shopping'
• Jilted Apple User Sues After Account Nixed Without Notice
• Travel Site Wants Texas Judge To Toss Southwest's TM Suit
• Walgreens Hit With 'Pink Tax' Suit Over Hair-Loss Meds
• FCC Launches Database For Tracking Robocall Compliance
• 7th Circ. Rules Insurer Has No Duty To Cover $3.3M TCPA Deal
• Landmark Equifax Data Breach Deal Challenged At 11th Circ.
• Tesla Beats NJ Auto Trade Group's Direct Sales Complaint
• Feds Sue Workplace Consultants For Using 'OSHA' Trademark
• Chicago Pushes For Opioid Trial But Pharma Wants More Time
• Feds Accuse 2 More Fiat Managers Of Emissions Test Fraud
• Key Senator Promises Fix If High Court Kills FTC Restitution
• Uber, Disabled Riders Spar Over Wheelchair Access Claims
• Facebook Memo Reveals Plan To 'Normalize' Data Scraping
• Profs, Orgs Tell Justices To Review Sham Litigation Exception
• Court Won't Trim Claims BofA Botched Bankruptcy Report
• 1st Fla. Climate Change Suit May Be Just The Beginning
• 7th Circ. Dings 'Sue First' Tactic Of State Farm Medicare Suit
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Off-Label Ad Suit Against Taro
• $50B Opioid Trial Starts With Warring Views Of Drug Marketing
• High Court Urged To Make Foreign Intel Court Rulings Public
• Ill. Judge Again Asked To Weigh Approval Of $92M TikTok Deal
• Self-Driving Car Tech In Crosshairs As Feds Probe Tesla Crash
• 9th Circ. OKs $52M Fee For Attys In Wells Fargo Suit
• Apple Restoring Parler To The App Store
• GrubHub Delivers Deal To End Eateries' False Ad Class Action
• CBD Co. Strikes Back At Rival's Trademark Claims
• Allianz Unit Says No Coverage Of LensCrafters False Ad Suits
• Russia Will Expel 10 Diplomats In Response To US Sanctions
• 3rd Circ. Says Atty Can't Get Payout Absent Fee-Sharing Deal
• Maine Says 1st Circ. Precedent Backs Cable Bill Refund Law
• NJ College Case Law Ends Virus Class Claims, Court Told
• 3rd Circ. Says Car Dealer's Loan Switch Didn't Violate Laws
• EPA Defends Lifting Pet Pesticide Ban At 9th Circ.
• Olympics Ticket Seller Hit With Fraud Suit Over Refunds
• CFPB Issues Debt Collector Rule Tied To Federal Eviction Ban
• High Court Sidesteps Autodialer Cases After Facebook Ruling
• High Court Won't Review $34M Verdict Against State Farm
• Canadian Regulator Orders Telecoms To Share Networks
• Law360's Guide To Biden's Judicial Picks
• Pet Food Cos. Say 'Dog Whisperer' Biz Lied About New Shows
• Oakland, Calif., To Tighten E-Scooter Rules In ADA Suit Deal
• With 'True Lender' Repeal, Dems May Bag Their 1st CRA Win
• Biden's FTC Pick Khan To Face Senate Panel Wednesday
• WFH And DIY May Spell Uptick In Consumer Product Suits
• EPA OIG Says Trump Admin. Hid Health Risks From Ill. People
• Why The Future Law Firm Model Is Industry-Based Offerings
• 9th Circ. Shows How Stats Shore Up Rejection Of Class Cert.
• Deepfake Best Practices Amid Developing Legal Landscape
• Insurer Cites Exclusion To Nix Coverage For BIPA Suits
• Rose Grower Says Gas Marketer Can't Pass On Storm Costs
• Juul Plaintiffs Get Green Light To Depose Altria CEO In MDL
• 'Thumbs Up': Regulators Back Push For Legacy Libor Fix
• Buyer Blasts 'Gall' Of Hemp Co.'s THC Suit Dismissal Bid
• Pa. Panel Rules 'Industry Standards' Still No Defect Defense
• FCC Probes Verizon's Plans For TracFone Merger
• FCC Eases Rules For Sensors That Detect Babies Left In Cars
• Debt Collector Forces Student Loan Suit Into Arbitration
• 30 Rights Groups Ask EU For Strict WhatsApp, Skype Privacy
• Biden Sanctions Dozens Of Russians Over Hacking, Elections
• Calif. Stores Not Owed Defense Of Fraud Suit, 9th Circ. Says
• Chili's Customers Get Class Cert. In Data Breach Suit
• Insurer Says McDonald's Fingerprint Suits Aren't Covered
• New Federal Aid Could Boost Tribal Access To Broadband
• EPA Tells 9th Circ. It Wants To Revisit Pesticide Approval
• Anticipating Plaintiff Strategies After High Court TCPA Ruling
• Judge Suggests Lanham Plaintiff Should 'Shake It Off'
• Apple Faces Uphill Bid To Decertify Refurbished IPhone Class
• Turn Down Volume On Blaring Commercials, Dem Urges FCC
• Apple CEO Tim Cook Looking At 2-Hour Epic Trial Testimony
• NY Law Mandates All ISPs Offer $15 Low-Income Web Plans
• Protest Of Airlines' Price-Fix Deal Too Hasty, Judges Say
• Parents, Cos. Tell JPML Not To Group Baby Food Suits
• Fired Atty 'Lucky' To Get Reduced Fees In GM Ignition MDL
• Insurance Broker To Pay $3M To Settle With NY Regulator
• Detroit PD Sued Over False Arrest Using Facial Recognition
• Florida Court Breaks Up Class In Sales Tax Suit Against BJ's
• Attys Streamline Bids To Lead Google Antitrust Suits
• Sutter Destroyed 192 Evidence Boxes, Antitrust Class Says
• Minn. Says There's No Need To Pause Climate Fraud Suit
• Pa. Internet 'Wiretap' Suit Could Criminalize Web, Court Told
• FCC To Roll Out $7B Student Broadband Plan In Next Month
• Debt Settlement Co. Agrees To Pay $1.4M To End CFPB Claims
• Justices Asked To Look At 'Extreme' TM Ruling Over 'Eye Dew'
• Checkers, Consumers Get TCPA Deal Approved On 2nd Try
• GM Beats Fraud Claims Over Vehicle Power Loss, For Now
• Defending Against 'Entrepreneurial Model' Class Actions
• Trustee Enlists Firm To Hunt Down Erika Girardi's Valuables
• Mass Tort Defendants Exploit Bankruptcy Rules To Avoid MDL
• Senate Confirms Gary Gensler To Lead SEC
• The 9th Circ.'s Antitrust Class Action Mistake On 'De Minimis'
• Enforcement Takeaways From ABA Antitrust Meeting
• Fla. Hotel Can't Dodge Accuser's Sex-Trafficking Suit
• Calif. County Transpo Agency Inks $41M Toll Data Privacy Deal
• Sen. Warren Tells Navient's CEO He Should Be Fired
• Juul MDL Mostly Survives Latest Round Of Dismissal Bids
• TitleMax Challenges Dallas' New Payday Loans Ordinance
• Google Can't Fully Shield CEO From 'Incognito' Suit Discovery
• German Regulator Targets Facebook, WhatsApp Data Sharing
• Epic Judge Says No To Apple's Bid For Pretrial Sanctions
• Thought Leadership's Critical Role In Law Firm Diversity
• TCPA Litigation And Compliance After Facebook Ruling
• Lens Buyers Urge OK For $9.3M Fee Award In Price-Fix MDL
• Alsup Trims Drug Co. Investors' Cancer Treatment Study Suit
• FCC Warns Phone Carriers To Step Up Robocall Blocking
• US Antitrust Regulators Should Foster Climate Collaboration
• Mallinckrodt Slams Bid To DQ Arnold & Porter In Its Ch. 11
• Exxon Throwing 'Hail Mary' To Keep Climate Suit In Fed. Court
• Protecting Federal Stimulus Payments From Creditors
• Class Action Issues To Watch In High Court TransUnion Case
• Three Firms Tapped To Lead Robinhood Order Flow Suits
• 9th Circ. Doubts NSO's Immunity Defense In WhatsApp Suit
• False Ad Suit Against Stem Cell Clinic Back In Ga. State Court
• Facebook Tells 1st Circ. To Reverse FTC Doc Release Order
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over Debt Collection Letter
• T-Mobile Says Dish To Blame For 3G Shutdown Threat
• Seila Law Says Full 9th Circ. Should Reject CFPB Ratification
• The Right Approach To Personal Jurisdiction In Class Actions
• Invisalign Maker Must Face Dentists' Antitrust Claims
• Chase Agrees To Pay $11.5M To End Escrow Interest Suit
• Clearview MDL Judge Urged To Block Ill. AI Data Collection
• Whole Foods' Flavored Sparkling Water Lacks Fruit, Suit Says
• Bayer Sued Over Flea And Tick Collars Tied To Pet Deaths
• Apple Says Not Naming Third-Party Witnesses Was Epic Fail
• Norwegian Cruise Line Escapes Investors' Virus Fraud Suit
• Senators Call For Apple Rep At Planned App Store Hearing
• Biden Looks To Up Cybersecurity Spending With Budget Plan
• Colo. Restaurant Resists Ill. Group's Entry In GrubHub Row
• Pa. Inks $3M Deal With Ex-Fintech CEO Over Payday Loans
• Marketers Say FTC's $43M Scam Suit Is Devoid Of Facts
• Consumer Protection Takeaways From ABA Antitrust Meeting
• Insurer Says Military Bias Suit Would Upend Gov't-OKed Rates
• NFL Moves To Sack Suit Over Super Bowl Livestream Crash
• What Associates Should Consider Before Switching Practices
• Fla. Kombucha Co. Looks To Nix Suit Over Alcohol Content
• Key Takeaways From FDA Warnings To CBD Cos.
• Guard's Union Past Dooms Privacy Suit, Data Co. Says
• Circuit Split On Class Action Ascertainability Is Disappearing
• Life Insurer Accused Of Unlawful Premium Collection
• Departing Attys Taking Files Can Break Law, Mass. Court Says
• Tribal Lending Deal With Larger $182M Payout Gets Initial OK
• Grubhub Slams Ill. Eateries' Bid To Get In On Colo. Suit
• 6th Circ. Urged To Not Erase 5 Years Of Robocall Violations
• AGs, FTC Fight To Keep Their Facebook Antitrust Suits Alive
• 3rd Schemer Cops To Bid-Rigging After Charges Upheld
• Magistrate Judge Says Colo. Pot Chain Can't Dodge Text Suit
• Kemper Hit With Auto Consumer Class Suit Over Data Breach
• Google Judge Wants Info On Facebook's Role In Antitrust Suit
• Ambry Genetics Gets Data Breach Suit Axed, For Now
• Subcontractors Not Bound To Arbitrate, Construction Co. Says
• Consumer Asks 7th Circ. To Keep Biometric Suit In Court
• CFPB's QM Rule Delay Plan Gets Industry, Advocate Pushback
• FTC Inks $32M Deal To Settle TV Antenna False Ad Claims
• Verizon Says TracFone Merger Will Shore Up Prepaid Plans
• Exxon Wants Minn. Climate Suit Remand Paused For Appeal
• Travelers Needn't Cover Coffee Co. In Fake 'Kona' Suit
• 4 Effective Ways To Prioritize Client Advocacy
• FCC Tells DC Circ. It's Pondering Net Neutrality Rule Revival
• Lab Supplier Says Wrong Co. Sued Over Faulty COVID Tests
• FDA Letters Suggest Scrutiny Of Virus And Vaping Products
• States Too Late To Question Report In MDL, Drugmakers Say
• The Name's Not Bond: Mass. Court Takes On Casino Rules
• Pressure Builds On Irish GDPR Watchdog To Take On Big Tech
• Ga. Talc Co. Says Strict Liability Claims Over Cancer Too Late
• BofA Accused Of Failing To Protect Calif. Customers' Benefits
• Court Says CoreCivic Must Pay For Failed Defamation Suit
• UK's CMA Kicks Off Work On Digital Platform Code
• Debt Collector Must Face Claims Over 'Confusing' Letter
• Ghirardelli Buyers Ask 9th Circ. To Revive White Chips Suit
• Verizon Can Support 'Fastest' Wideband Ad, Watchdog Says
• Hagens Berman, Faruqi, Others Vying To Rep Clover Investors
• VW Rips 9th Circ.'s 'Sweeping' Tampering Ruling At Top Court
• Advocates Say TracFone Deal Can Only Wrap With Conditions
• CFPB Proposes 60-Day Extension For Debt Collection Rules
• Consumers Say Kraft Mac And Cheese Uses Harmful Chemical
• Remote Law Firm Culture Should Prioritize Associate Training
• ISPs Tell 9th Circ. Net Neutrality Law Must Be Curtailed
• 'Natural' Shampoo Co. JM Brands Hit With False Ad Suit In Pa.
• Why CFPB's Disposal Of Supervisory Tool Is Problematic
• DC Circ. Pauses Remand Of Exxon Deceptive Marketing Suit
• NFL Investor Taps New Atty For Crypto Case After Fee Dispute
• Alcohol Taxation Provides Good Model For Cannabis Taxes
• Rite Aid Shopper Wants Class Cert. In 'Rapid Release' Ad Fight
• Fox News Must Face Ex-Ad Client's Accounting Scheme Suit
• Lawmakers Slam YouTube Kids As Predatory 'Wasteland'
• PG&E Hit With 33 Charges Over 2019 Sonoma County Wildfire
• Irish Watchdog Probing Leak Of 533M Facebook Users' Data
• Calif. AG Says Sanctions Rec. 'Misunderstands' Generics MDL
• NY Bar Weighs In On False Advertising Of Firm Partnerships
• 9th Circ. Unhooks Tuna Cos. From Price-Fixing Class Cert.
• CFPB Settles Over Calif. Debt Collector's 'Litigation Notices'
• FCC Urged To Allow COVID Funds To Be Used For Networks
• RICO Suit Rips NYC For 'Inflating' Taxi Medallion Prices
• Apple Can't Get Facebook Docs About 'Bias' In Epic Battle
• Mich. AG Wants PFAS Suit Out Of Firefighting Foam MDL
• Virtual Litigation May Unravel The Narcissistic Lawyer
• 11th Circ. Backs Comcast Arbitration Clause In FCRA Row
• Defense Options After Calif. High Court Call-Recording Ruling
• Online Accessibility Bill Needs Clearer Compliance Standards
• Farmers Insurance To Pay $25M Over Okla. Earthquake Claims
• Objectors To $92M TikTok Privacy Deal Push For Arbitration
• Scientific Games Hit With 3rd Card Shuffler Antitrust Suit
• Fintech Lender's 198% Interest Rates 'Predatory,' DC AG Says
• FCC Probes Delays In Rolling Out 911 Vertical Location Data
• Is Telehealth The Next Frontier For Net Neutrality Action?
• CFPB Pitches Servicing Regs To Blunt Pandemic Foreclosures
• Nexo Users Say Crypto Lender Wrongly Suspended XRP Use
• Facebook Wants Housing Bias Ad Suit Axed Again
• 9th Circ. Revives Suit Against Ford Over Shattering Sunroof
• ABA Remote Work Guide Raises Bar For Atty Tech Know-How
• AndroGel Makers, Buyers Clash Over FTC Getting Discovery
• Booking.com Hit With $558K Fine For Late Data Breach Report
• Ex-Motel Co. Loses Class Cert. Bid In Sprint Junk-Fax Suit
• As CDC Eases Travel Guidance, Are 'Vaccine Passports' Next?
• BofA Must Unfreeze Calif. Unemployment Benefits, Judge Told
• NFT Craze Generates Slew Of Legal Questions
• COVID-19 Has 'Exasperated' Bank Compliance Teams
• CFPB Hits Snag As It Tries To Clear Deck For Ocwen Appeal
• Focus Turns To Congress As Justices Narrow TCPA Liability
• FCC's Emergency Broadband Program To Start With 300 ISPs
• 5th Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of $2.5M Award To Debt Collectors
• Folgers, Walmart False Ad Suits Grouped Together In Missouri
• 'Ignore The Man Behind The Curtain' Won't Fly In COVID Suit
• Green Groups Rip Pipeline OK In 'Environmental Justice' Area
• Lateral Hire Conflict Screening Lessons From DLA Piper Case
• Prepare For Minn. Privacy Law To Catch Up To Calif., Wash.
• High Court's Autodialer Ruling Raises Bar For TCPA Plaintiffs
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Workplace, Insurance Rows Highlight April
• Calif. High Court Says All Recorded Cell Calls Need Consent
• DOJ Deal Lets Two Of Southeast's Biggest Waste Cos. Merge
• Southwest Says COO Texts Are Lost In 737 Max RICO Suit
• Barclays, Others Freed From La.'s GSE Bond-Rigging Case
• Miss. High Court Won't Ax AG's J&J Talc False Ad Suit
• Consumers Again Seek Checkers TCPA Settlement Approval
• Florida Construction Defect Proposal Unfair To Homeowners
• Google Publisher Suits Have 'Too Many Lawyers,' Judge Says
• SDNY Ruling Opens Door To Class Challenges In 2nd Circ.
• Attys Take Home $6M In Final Apple Deal Over FaceTime Fail
• 7th Circ. Appears Skeptical Of Dog Food False Ad Claims
• Justices Back Narrow Autodialer Ban In Facebook Text Row