Consumer Protection Archive » September, 2022

Consumer Protection - September, 2022

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• Meta Snags Injunction, Agrees To Drop Data Scraping Claims
• The 5 Biggest Cases This Supreme Court Term
• Congressional Dems Urge FTC To Revamp Kids' Privacy Rule
• Costco Slips Sparkling Water Flavor False Ad Row, For Now
• CVS, Customers Settle Suit Over Repeated Robocalls
• Fla. Man's Silence Keeps Gilead's NY Counterfeiting Suit Alive
• 13 Cognitive Distortions That Plague Defense Witnesses
• Administrator Named In CVS-Walgreens-Walmart Opioid Order
• Law360's The Term: A New Normal For The Supreme Court?
• No Signs Of Supreme Court's Conservatives Slowing Down
• 4 Strategies For Drafting Effective Consumer Breach Notices
• Scott + Scott Adds Kessler Topaz Corporate Governance Pro
• How Well Do You Know Supreme Court History?
• Judge Adopts Report, Giving Medical Lab, Insurer Partial Wins
• Bipartisan Bill Would Stop Taxation Of Broadband Grants
• Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Takes Bench, Makes History
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Practicality Over Perfection
• CFPB Says MoneyLion Loans Gouged Military Borrowers
• 6 States Sue To Halt Biden's Student Debt Cancellation Plan
• Uber Threw Ex-Security Chief Under Bus, Ex-PR Exec Testifies
• Class Gets Initial OK For $5M Snap Finance Robocall Deal
• Monster Wins $293M Verdict Against VPX In False Ad Trial
• 9th Circ. Lets Calif. Court Decide 2nd Shot For False Ad Class
• Chase Uses Tech To 'Eavesdrop' On Customer Calls, Suit Says
• Feds See Closer Spectrum Coordination Effort As Working
• Wash. AG Says Woman Conned, Deserted Brazilian Migrants
• $21M Deal Gets Ill. Court's Final OK In Cow Treatment MDL
• Experts Say GOP Wins Would Hike Broadband Oversight
• A Look At Sephora CCPA Case Through An Employment Lens
• What New Bar Exam Means For Law Students And Schools
• Apple Judge Open To Tossing Screen Defect Suit, For Now
• Idaho Backs Law Against Patent Filing Abuse In Micron Row
• Data Privacy Bill Not Dead Yet, House Commerce Heads Say
• Dems Press FTC To Oppose Amazon's IRobot Acquisition
• Meta Hit With Suit Over Messenger Site Tracking Code
• 9th Circ. Delta-8 Ruling Was Probably A Blip, Not A Landmark
• Kellogg Ruling Shows Pushback Against False Ad Claims
• AARP Sued Over Illegal Data Mining Using Facebook Software
• CFPB Hit With Trade Groups' Suit Over Anti-Bias Exam Policy
• Meta Says Russian Influence Campaign Mimicked News Sites
• 'I Would Have Kept My Prius': GM Class Rep Slams Oil Defect
• Apple's $500M IPhone Deal Needs 2nd Look, 9th Circ. Says
• Paramount Latest Co. Sued For Sharing User Data With Meta
• Feds Ink $13M Redlining Settlement With NJ's Lakeland Bank
• JetBlue CEO Defends American Airlines Pact In Antitrust Trial
• 'Let's Go Brandon' Coin Investors Dodge Sanctions, For Now
• Netflix Urges Ga. Judges To Reject Franchise Fee Attempt
• Lawmakers Reintroduce Consumer Bankruptcy Reforms
• Zillow Says Magazine Can't Take Claims To Vt. High Court
• HP Can't Shift Blame In $23M Generator Explosion Injury Suit
• FCC Names New Native American Policy Leader
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 5 Key MDL Factors
• Apple's New Messaging Features Will Complicate E-Discovery
• Wireless Group Wants Lawmakers To Preserve FCC Auctions
• Civil Suit Trends Cos. Can Expect From State AG Enforcement
• SC Atty, Experian Settle Dispute Over Credit Report Mix-Up
• Paramedical Services Co. Hit With TCPA Suit Over Robocalls
• Regions Bank To Pay $191M In CFPB Overdraft Fee Deal
• Virgin Media, UK Ministry Slammed For Data Access Missteps
• GM Slams Testimony From 'Data-Free Economist' As 'A Joke'
• Poultry Execs Move To Toss DOJ's Price-Fixing Charges
• Monster Asks Jury For $297M Over VPX's Super Creatine 'Con'
• Iowa 'Ag Gag' Law Unconstitutional, Judge Says In Enviro Win
• Class Claims Kept Out Of U-Haul Subsidiary's Bankruptcy
• Calif. Regulator Says 11 Crypto Cos. Ran Ponzi-Like Schemes
• Deadly Hammock Collapse Suit Sent To State Court
• Australia Wants Tighter Privacy Rules After Optus Breach
• Floyd Mayweather Seeks To KO Crypto Promo Claims
• McDonald's Beats Korean Customers' Breach Suit For Now
• Law Firm Inclusion Efforts Often Overlook Business Staff
• Loan Forgiveness Program Creates Tax Headaches, Suit Says
• State Farm Policyholders Get Class Cert. In Overcharging Suit
• COVID-Screening Kiosk Maker Must Face BIPA Suit
• Apple App Store Users Renew Antitrust Class Cert. Bid
• 11th Circ. Ruling Emphasizes Article III Struggles After Spokeo
• Training Software Co. Must Face Video Data BIPA Suit
• FCC Pushes New Limits On Robotexts
• How Attys Can Get Reliable Data From Pretrial Focus Groups
• L'Oreal Must Face False Ad Suit Over Collagen Products
• Twins Get 52 Months For $2.1M Apple Product Fraud
• American-JetBlue Accord Will Cost Flyers Billions, Judge Told
• Trulieve Sent Sales Texts Without Permission, Suit Says
• Ford Says 'Death Penalty Sanctions' Caused $1.7B Trial Loss
• CFPB Moves To Formally Scrap Trump-Era Innovation Policies
• Payday Lender Motion Argues CFPB Suit Is Unconstitutional
• New USDA Rules Aim To Boost Meatpacking Competition
• Colgate Says Plaintiffs In Labeling Action Settled Previously
• Another Casino Hit With Change Skimming Class Action
• Delta Exec Ordered To Testify At Rivals' Antitrust Trial
• Fla. Utility Calls For Sharing Of Public Safety Spectrum
• BNSF Can't Ditch Vicarious Liability Theory In BIPA Trial
• Precautions For New Wave Of Digital Privacy Class Actions
• EPA Asks 9th Circ. For Leave To Revisit Paraquat Approval
• The Murky Status Of TCPA Standing In The 11th Circ.
• Walmart Plus Users Say Service Overstates Benefits
• Meta Pushes FTC Bias Defense In VR Merger Case
• Tech Needs To Pay 'Fair Share,' FCC Republican Tells EU
• Antitrust Suit Could Shake Up Schools' Financial Aid Policies
• DC Judge Pares Back CFPB's Trump-Era Mortgage Data Rule
• Equipment Co. Douses Most Claims In Fire Extinguisher Suit
• L'Oréal Wants To Toss Privacy Suit Over Virtual Try-On Tool
• An Associate's Guide To Rebounding After A Layoff
• DirecTV Wants 11th Circ. To Dash Cert. For TCPA Suit
• Cos. That Mislead About ESG Compliance Do So At Their Peril
• 3 Questions As Feds Flesh Out New Breach Reporting Rules
• Website Wiretap Ruling Fueling Lawsuit Spike, 3rd Circ. Told
• VPX Can't Present Favorable Monster Survey To False Ad Jury
• Stockholders Reach Far For Damages In Chancery Opioid Suit
• Convicted Twitter Spy Cites Whistleblower In New Trial Bid
• FCC Aims To Cut Satellite Debris, But Can It Regulate Space?
• 11th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Gun Shop's Case Over ATF Search
• US Agencies Need Top-Level Privacy Officials, GAO Says
• J&J Wants 'Rapid Release' Tylenol Class Claims Tossed
• Republicans Say CFPB, SEC Must Reckon With EPA Ruling
• Ga. Judge Dismisses Ethylene Oxide Exposure Case
• Cable Group Wants Binding Conditions On $8.6B Tegna Deal
• AML Regulation Of Lawyers Is Imminent And Controversial
• Citibank Raised Veterans' Rates After Active Duty, Suit Says
• 2nd Circ. Doubts Exxon Bid To Shift Climate Suit To Fed. Court
• J&J Unit Looks To Scrub BIPA Suit Over Skin Care App
• Del. Ruling Highlights Challenges Of Data Breach Biz Disputes
• Monster Losses Not $272M Bang But Whimper, Jury Told
• FTC Won't Let Amazon, Execs Out Of Widened Prime Probe
• 9th Circ. Says Hydroponic Food Can Use 'Organic' Labels
• GOP Sens. Call On Bank CEOs To Buck 'Uber-Woke' Pressure
• Sherwin-Williams Duped Cabinet Maker, Suit Says
• FCC Fines Stations $3.4M Over Children's TV Ads
• Breaking Down The DOJ's American-JetBlue Antitrust Trial
• U-Haul Hauled Into Court Over Alleged Data Breach
• DC Circ. Debates Proper Fate Of ATM Fee Antitrust Classes
• Credit Union Manager Indicted On Embezzlement Charges
• Marriott Robocall Claims Against Timeshare Co. Largely Axed
• Target And Walmart White Chocolate False Ad Suits Revived
• Kroger Accused of Selling Toxic Metal-Laced Baby Food
• FTC's Bedoya Says Antitrust Cares Too Much About Efficiency
• N.C. Hospital Fends Off Some Claims In Surprise-Billing Suit
• FTC Privacy Suit Tests Agency's Regulatory Authority
• MGM Has Been Skimming Millions In Change, Class Suit Says
• Denmark Is Latest To Deem Use Of Google Analytics Unlawful
• Uber's $100K Hacker Payout 'A Great Deal,' Jury Told
• Feds Call Holmes' New Trial Bids 'Ploy' To Delay Sentencing
• Energy Dept. Will Conduct Efficiency Reviews To Settle Suit
• Tech Lawyers Closely Watch High Court Ruling's FCC Impact
• Crypto Co. Wintermute Says $160M Stolen In Hack
• Audit Lays Out Ways DOJ Could Better Fight COVID Aid Fraud
• Bank CEOs Pushed On Capital, Climate And More In Hill Visit
• Counterclaims Nixed In Drug Price Checker's Antitrust Suit
• Mississippi Credit Union Sued Over 'Deceptive' Overdraft Fees
• Anticipating Expansion Of FTC's Section 5 Antitrust Authority
• Walmart, Hoverboard Biz Sued Over Pa. Fire Deaths
• California Rep. Urges FTC Investigation Into Fog Data Science
• Listing Magazine Appeals Zillow Antitrust Loss To 2nd Circ.
• Mich. Jury Finds For Fiat Chrysler In Gearshift Defect MDL
• Canadian Enforcer Says Competition Can Help Environment
• Satellite Operators Seek Waiver Option In Space Debris Rule
• Key Adaptations For Law Firms Amid Quiet Quitting Movement
• The Potential Fallout Of Changing FCC's Broadband Definition
• Maker Of Leaf Trimmer Gets Woman's Injury Claims Tossed
• Proposed Hemp Tea Class Action Tossed By NJ Judge
• Ex-WilmerHale Atty Testifies Internal Probe Upset Uber Exec
• Door Still Shut To VPX Super Creatine Report, Judge Says
• FTC Not Done Targeting Specific Corporate Execs
• GM's Less Costly Engine Fix Didn't Solve Oil Issues, Jury Told
• Tribe-Linked Lender Rejects CFPB's Call For Restitution
• Opana Direct Buyers' Attys Seek $50M Fees After $145M Deal
• FTC's Bedoya Defends Need For Broad Privacy Rulemaking
• Verizon Hit With New Claim Of Deceptive Plan Rates
• CVS Wants NY's Illegal Service Tying Claims Tossed
• 11th Circ. Asks How New Law Affects Marine Base Water Suit
• James Franco's $2.2M Film School Sex Exploitation Deal OK'd
• 51 AGs Urge FCC To Require More Anti-Robocall Protections
• Amazon's Roomba Maker Deal Picks Up More FTC Scrutiny
• Section 230 Shouldn't Protect Big Tech On Casino Apps
• Realtor Group Says Magazine Free From Mailing List Laws
• Creating A Hybrid Work Policy? Be Intentional And Inclusive
• FCC Republican Lauds 5th Circ. Ruling On Tech Speech
• 'Excessive' Atty Fee Bid In Ranbaxy MDL Slashed By $36M
• How Cos. Can Adhere To New Calif. Kids Online Privacy Law
• FCC Chair Plans To Explore Revamp Of 12.7 GHz Band
• Morgan Stanley To Pay SEC $35M In Data Exposure Inquiry
• GM Hid Engine Defect, Jury Told As Class Action Trial Revs Up
• Advertisers Will 'Pay' For Deception, FTC Bureau Chief Says
• Calif.'s New Tech Laws May Face Free Speech Challenges
• Warning Signs For FTC In AGs' Meta Appeal At DC Circ.
• CFTC Commish Wants To Bring The HEAT In Settlements
• Franchisees Hit IHG With Suit Over Hackers' Data Breach
• Phone Locking Harms Competition, FCC Told
• Crypto Co. Sparkster To Pay $35M Over Unregistered Offering
• Radio Group Warns FCC Alert Update Could Be Costly
• Privacy Bill Intensifies Mobile Carrier Regulation Battle
• Wawa Data Breach Is Warning On Swipe Payment Tech Risks
• Utilities Say Device Testing Needed In 6 GHz Band
• Grasping Social Media Ad Regulations: Key FTC Proposals
• EPA Defends Chemical Advisory At 3rd Circ. As 'Informational'
• Judge Drops Five Plaintiffs From Juul MDL
• A Law Firm's Guide To Humane Layoffs As Recession Looms
• VPX May Have Breached Monster's 'Nerve Center,' Jury Told
• Treasury Calls For Bold Enforcement, Clearer Rules On Crypto
• Buyers Defend Qualcomm Antitrust Case After FTC's Loss
• Toymaker Accused Of Fraud Must Defend Itself, Insurer Says
• Vanda Pharma Investors' $11.5M Deal Gets Judge's Initial OK
• Meta Accused Of Apple IOS Privacy Update Workaround
• DOJ Wants SEC's Fraud Suit Against Ex-SEC Attorney Paused
• T-Mobile Directors Sued In Del. For Data Breach Damages
• Payday Lender Can't Get New CFPB Hearing, 10th Circ. Rules
• NTIA Criticized For Credit Requirement In Broadband Plan
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Warns Of 'Ascendant' Monopolization
• CBD Retailer Faces Class Action Over Unwanted Sales Texts
• Renewed Price-Gouging Compliance Efforts Could Be Crucial
• Tribal Lands Need More Broadband Help, FCC Told
• Robotext Scam Bill Could Transform TCPA Landscape
• Uber Investigating Widespread Computer Network Breach
• OCC Fines PNC Bank $2.6M Over Flood Insurance Errors
• LA Schools Say FCC Fund Should Cover Ransomware Attacks
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Monster Lost $272M From VPX's Alleged False Ads, Jury Told
• 2nd Circ. Sides With BofA In NY Escrow Interest Fight
• FTC Puts Spotlight On Cos.' Growing Use Of 'Dark Patterns'
• Facebook Judge Rips Gibson Dunn Atty's 'Abominable' Depo
• Federal Anti-SLAPP Bill Takes Aim At Intimidation Suits
• Timeshare Exit Suits Are One Liability Claim, Fla. Judge Says
• Tribe Urges Justices To Weigh Immunity In Bankruptcy Cases
• CFTC Head Calls Crypto Bill First Piece In A Regulatory Puzzle
• FTC Issues Plan To Enforce Gig Worker Protections
• Democrats Aim To Support Digital Equity With New Nonprofit
• Full 6th Circ. Won't Rehear Bank Exec's FDIC Penalty Dispute
• FCC Chair Details Strategy On Space Industry Rules
• Justice, Defense Depts. Say FCC Action Needed On Security
• Sanitizer Co. 4E Brands' Ch. 11 Plan Draws Creditor Objection
• How 'Michael' Album Promo Ruling Could Affect Other Artists
• 8 Military Consumer Protection Tips For Finance Cos.
• Flex-Fuel Fraud Suit 'Runs Back A Failed Script,' GM Says
• Tesla Buyers Say Elon Musk Overhyped 'Self-Driving' Tech
• CFPB Eyes Rules, Oversight For Buy-Now Pay-Later Market
• Hunton Hires Cybersecurity Pro From Paul Hastings
• Sens. Urge HHS To Beef Up Privacy Protections Post-Dobbs
• 'Super Creatine' Gives VPX Super Marketing Edge, Prof Says
• CFPB's Chopra Casts Doubt On New Arbitration Reform Push
• Recycling Centers' Limits Not 7-Eleven's Fault, Ill. Judge Says
• Holmes' New Trial Bid Is 'Mt. Everest' Uphill Fight, Attys Say
• Twitter Investors Say They Were Misled On Security Concerns
• CORRECTION: 2 Firms To Lead Amazon Investors' BIPA Suit
• Apple Hit With £853M UK Class Action Over IPhone Issues
• Judge Backs Most Of GMO Labeling Rule, Bans QR Codes
• Amazon Urges FCC To Allow Drone Field Sensors In 60 GHz
• AT&T Wins Challenge Over Spectrum Ad's Speed Claim
• Dick's, Best Buy Arbitration Clauses Upheld In FCRA Suit
• 11th Circ. Backs Bike Cos. In Suit Over Motorcycle Crash
• NJ Justices Take On Prorated Bill Mandate Against Altice
• Inaccessibility For Visually Impaired Lands Overtime.tv In Suit
• Legal Considerations As The Metaverse Goes Mainstream
• Fiat Chrysler Can't Nix Class Midtrial In Gearshift MDL
• Calif. AG Sues Amazon For 'Price Floor'
• Learning From Trump And Bannon Discovery Strategies
• Sports Site Latest To Be Sued For Routing Data To Facebook
• Law Firm Gets Arbitration In Pot Co.'s Loan Fraud Suit
• Monster Survey Finds 'Super Creatine' Sells Bang, Jury Told
• College Chain Operator Can't Sink CFPB Investigative Demand
• SEC Fines Firm, Ex-Adviser Over Cherry-Picking Scheme
• Women Sue Over Alleged Inaccurate Ovulation Test Kits
• FCC Republican Backs Starlink Appeal Of Rural Funds Denial
• NFL Must Face Privacy Claim Over App's Prerecorded Videos
• How To Minimize Risk When Launching Smart Medical Devices
• FCC Builds On Partnerships With European Regulators
• Green Groups Seek To Restart Fluoridated Water Risks Case
• 'Forceful' Action Needed To Curb Prison Call Fees, FCC Told
• Autonomous Vehicle Product Liability Cases: The Road Ahead
• Judge OKs $666,666 In Atty Fees In Benecol Settlement
• Wells Fargo Reaches $94M Deal In COVID-19 Forbearance Suit
• CNN, HuffPo Parents Latest Cos. Sued For Facebook Sharing
• Listing Magazine Wants Vt. High Court Input On Zillow Claims
• Compliance Lessons From Sephora CCPA Settlement
• BMW Dealer Sues Claims Manager Unit Over $4M Settlement
• Gorton's Frozen Fish Labeling Suit Nears Settlement
• Uber Hacker Testifies He Used Breach To Extort 'Six Figures'
• VPX Still Playing Up 'Super Creatine,' Monster Co-CEO Says
• A Privacy Atty, Turned Photographer On 9/11, Pays It Forward
• More Settlements Reached In Fla. Timeshare Exit Suit
• Kind Bar Buyers' False Ad Class Action Decertified, Tossed
• DC Circ. Questions If Delay On Airline Seat Rule Caused Harm
• Vivint Solar Buyers Ink Deal In Predatory Sales Suit
• SpaceX Appeals FCC Denial Of Rural Broadband Subsidies
• Boeing Credit Union Wants Out Of Data Breach Suit
• GOP Sens. Rip Chopra Over 'Lawless,' 'Unaccountable' CFPB
• Ambry Genetics To Pay $12.25M To End Data Breach Suit
• Class Seals $11.5M Deal To End TransUnion Screening Suit
• $1.7B Crash Verdict Winners Want $549M In Fees From Ford
• Is Help Coming For Users Of Bankrupt Crypto Exchanges?
• FTC Shift In Compulsory Process Lends Staff More Clout
• The Risks In Lateral Hiring, And How To Avoid Them
• Marriott Can't Avoid Chicago Tax Fight In Data Breach MDL
• 7-Eleven's Creatine Demand Nixed Monster Collab, Jury Told
• Abbott Infant Formula MDL Gets Co-Lead Plaintiffs' Attys
• Dems Press Zuckerberg On Meta Effort To Halt Crypto Scams
• Banco Popular Seeks Arbitration For Overdraft Fees Action
• Sony, Bloomberg Sued For Sharing Customer Info With Meta
• Toyota, Denso Agree To Fuel Pump Deal With $28.5M Fees
• White House Calls For Clear Antitrust Rules For Big Tech
• Broadband Subsidy Fraud Still Prevalent, Says FCC Watchdog
• ISP Groups Drop Challenge To Maine Internet Privacy Law
• DLA Piper Adds FDA Adviser To Partner Ranks
• FCC Aims To Shorten Time For Cleaning Up Space Debris
• 11th Circ. Nixes Debtor Suit Over Collector's Mail Vendor Use
• Ruling Highlights GDPR Best Practices In US Discovery
• More Firms Vie To Represent Proposed Class Against Equifax
• Georgia Widow Drops Roundup Case Against Monsanto
• Judges Who Use Social Media Must Know Their Ethical Limits
• Monster's Co-CEO Testifies There's No Way To Can Creatine
• Holmes' 3rd New Trial Bid Targets Missing Database Emails
• Funeral Co.'s 'Bait And Switch' Settlement Could Cost $200M
• Calif. Insurance Chief Ties Rates To Fire Safety In Regulation
• Robinhood's $9.9M Deal To End Suit Over Outages Flickers
• Customer Fights Chick-Fil-A Over NJ Venue For Fraud Suit
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Off-Label Suit Over Teva Heart Drug
• FTC Settlement Puts Contact Lens Compliance In Sharp Focus
• ABA Is Defending Profession's Values From Monied Influences
• Allstate, Consumers Seek Final OK Of $4.5M TCPA Deal
• FCC Floats Security Upgrades For Public Emergency Alerts
• Kashi Must Face Suit Over Pears In Strawberry Cereal Bars
• GameStop Accused Of Secretly Sharing Web Chat Data
• Ex-DOJ And Cybersecurity Litigator Joins Loeb & Loeb
• Policyholder Urges Ill. Judge Not To Dismiss Robocalls Suit
• FCC Preemption Ruling Is A Win For Cell Tech, Consumers
• Cherokee Opioids Suit Can't Go To Okla. Court, 10th Circ. Told
• Juul Wants 14 Plaintiffs Permanently Trimmed From MDL
• US Bank Seeks To Toss $20M Insurance Death Benefit Suit
• Apple Senior Privacy Counsel Joins McDermott's Cyber Group
• Elizabeth Holmes Files 2nd New Trial Bid, Citing Balwani Trial
• Analytics Co. Hit With Consumer Suit In Wake Of FTC Action
• VPX Exec Tells Jury 'Super Creatine' Effects Were Not Studied
• Auto Parts Co. Fights $21M Damages Bid In Fatal Defect Case
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Navient Public Service Loan Relief Deal
• Ex-Uber Cyber Chief Blames In-House Atty As Trial Starts
• SpongeBob App Flouted Kids' Privacy Rules, Watchdog Says
• Chamber Backs Walmart, Saying FTC's Suit Is Gov't Overreach
• OCC's Hsu Urges Reddit Reality Check As Banks Eye Crypto
• Burt's Bees Baby Formula Buyers Say Maker Overstates Yield
• How In-House Counsel Can Better Manage Litigation Exposure
• Real Estate Co. Says Zillow Requests Meant To 'Harass'
• Home Depot, EBay Hit With Suit Over Customer's Foot Burns
• Forecasting A Rise In 11th Circ. State Court Class Actions
• AT&T Says T-Mobile Is Deceiving Senior Citizens With Ads
• OCC Deputy Stresses Banks' Compliance Role In Partnerships
• SEC Inks $940K Deal With Adviser Over 12b-1 Fees Conflict
• Ford Faces Class Claims After $1.7B Roof Defect Trial Loss
• Bang's Super Sales Aren't Tied To 'Super Creatine,' Exec Says
• Apple, Google, Meta Win Trims In 'Social Casino Games' MDL
• Calif. Justices Focus On Privacy In Yahoo TCPA Coverage Suit
• Fla. Judge Extends Pause On 'Mother Theresa' Ponzi Suit
• FCC Urged To Expand Rural Broadband Incentives
• Idaho AG Goes To Court To Defend Anti-'Patent Troll' Law
• Instagram To Appeal $401M Fine From Irish Privacy Watchdog
• Dodge Escapes Suit Over 'Unfit' Muscle Cars, For Now
• Geron Investors Ink $24M Deal Over Cancer Study Results
• Lemon Law Lawyers Lose COVID-19 Coverage Case
• Kellogg Sued Over Whole Grains In 'Harvest Wheat' Crackers
• Practical E-Discovery Lessons From The Alex Jones Case
• Holmes Wants New Trial After Key Witness Expresses Regrets
• Cannabis Cos. Should Brace For More Prop 65 Scrutiny, Suits
• DOJ Gets Time In State-Led Facebook Case At DC Circ.
• ConAgra Snack Challenged Over 'Chile Limón' Label
• Match Can't Avoid Google's Breach Claims In Play Store MDL
• New Broadband Maps Expected By Nov., FCC Chief Says
• FTC Challenge to Meta VR Deal Could Restrict Tech M&A
• NJ Lawmaker Wants Ticketmaster Springsteen Tix Answers
• Juul Pays $438M To Settle With 34 States And Territories
• How Cos. Can Improve Web Compliance After 1st CCPA Fine
• 4 Takeaways From NY DFS' First Crypto Enforcement Action
• Keurig Coffee Makers Break When Descaled, Suit Says
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 188 Attys From 78 Firms
• VPX CEO To Monster Trial Atty: 'Are You Trying To Insult Me?'
• Big Banks Say Forex-Rigging Suit Fails Over Lack Of Harm
• NY Grants $6.5M For Climate Change Insurance Innovation
• Loan Co. Parent Beats RICO Suit Alleging Tribal Partnership
• After Dobbs: State Abortion Ban Fights, Enforcement Heat Up
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Meta Has No Plans To Settle FTC's VR Merger Challenge
• Chicken Execs Fight Testimony From Alleged Co-Conspirators
• Celebrity NFTs May Raise Deceptive Advertising Issues
• Compass To Pay $7M Over Biometric Vending Machines
• VW, DOJ Rip Bid To Rush Jones Day Emission Docs FOIA Row
• NY, Calif. Urge Credit Card Giants To Help Tackle Gun Violence
• NJ University Inks $1.3M Deal Over COVID-19 Tuition Refunds
• The Ethical Risks For Lawyers Accepting Payments In Crypto
• Senators Urge FCC To Keep Studying 12 GHz Issue
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Gibson Dunn Welcomes Back Litigator From Keker Van Nest
• Jury Convicts Arrayit Exec Of Fraud For COVID Test Lies
• VPX CEO Says Super Creatine Best Supplement Ever 'By Far'
• Pelosi Raises Flag On Data Privacy Bill's State Law Override
• Monsanto Gets Fast Win In St. Louis Roundup Trial
• Procter & Gamble Unit Hit With False Ad Suit Over Tampons
• Calif. Corporate Climate Reporting Bill Fails In State Assembly
• WTO Panel Halts Canada's Canola Seed Spat With China
• BofA Can't Escape Consumers' Deceptive Fee Practice Suit
• FTC's Broad Privacy Rulemaking Faces Bumpy Path Forward
• Illinois Top Recipient Of FCC's $792M Rural Spending Plan
• Trader Gets 5-Year Penny Stock Ban For Twitter Hype Scheme
• Holmes Acquittal Bid Denied As Attys Hint At New Info
• 'Wide Range' Of Pros Studying 12 GHz Band, FCC Chair Says
• Envisioning Metaverse-Based Litigation In The Real World
• Cosmetics Cos. Invite Legal Risks With 'Clean' Marketing
• Engineers Urge Quick FCC Approval For New Anti-Crash Tech
• Firms Vie To Lead Consolidated Equifax Glitch Fight In Ga.
• AGs Push For More Power To Enforce Consumer Airline Laws
• Google Fails To Escape DC Suit Over Location Tracking
• Conn., Frontier Reach $60M Settlement On Internet Fixes