Consumer Protection Archive » November, 2022

Consumer Protection - November, 2022

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• Ex-NHL Player, American Airlines Resolve Flight Ejection Suit
• Biden's Top FDIC Pick Draws GOP Ire Over Board Power Play
• Riding Circuit: December's Notable Appellate Arguments
• GE, Canon Slam 'Excessive' Atty Fee Bid In $350K Breach Deal
• FTX Founder Ignores Legal Advice For Spotlight At NYT Event
• Paramount Says Data Sharing Suit 'Wrongly Expands' VPPA
• 9th Circ. Tells Uber Objectors Settlement Isn't A Coupon Deal
• Sirius XM Radio Hit With Class Action Over Telemarketing
• FTC Wants Infomercial Fraudster Kevin Trudeau Jailed Again
• Feds Hit Jackson, Miss., With Suit Over Contaminated Water
• Class Certified In J&J 'Oil-Free' Moisturizer False Ad Suit
• Agencies Ink MOU Aimed At Boosting Tribal Spectrum Access
• SEC Enforcement Numbers Show Shift To High-Impact Cases
• Brown Tells Treasury FTX Fall Shows Need For Crypto Laws
• Calif. And UK Laws Reflect Global Focus On Kids' Privacy
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 10 Years Of MDL Lessons
• FCC Poised To Tackle Digital 'Redlining' In Dec.
• 4th Circ. Rejects FTC Bid To Rethink Sanctuary Belize Case
• FTX Founder Facing Investigation By Texas Securities Board
• New OCC Policy On Fines Tweaks Enforcement Carrots, Sticks
• TikTok Secretly Collects 'Massive Amounts' Of Data, Suit Says
• 10th Circ. Awaits Supreme Court's Decision In Hotel ADA Suit
• Pa. High Court Won't Revive Fraud Suit Against Travelers
• Senate Dem Grills Crypto Exchanges In Customer Safety Push
• Tobacco Cos. Want Appeal Nixed To Clear Way For High Court
• ISPs Urge FCC To Make Utility Pole Owners Release More Info
• Broadcasters Push Senate Action On News Competition Bill
• Feds' Case Against Alleged Ga. Hacker Too Vague, Judge Says
• Drugmaker Astellas Has Claims For DOJ Settlement Coverage
• Texts Should Fall Under Title II Telecom Regs, FCC Told
• Roundup Buyers Seek OK Of $45M False Ad Settlement
• Kroger Hit With False Ad Suit Over 'Naturally Flavored' Water
• Biz Groups Urge 9th Circ. To Stop Mass Arbitration 'Blackmail'
• Crypto-Mining Machine Dealer Cops To $2M Fraud Scheme
• Fiat Chrysler Can't Get In Way Of $4M Dodge Ram Settlement
• Zillow Fights Listing Service's Bid For Vt. High Court Input
• La. Court Reporting Board Settles Price-Fixing Allegations
• 5 Swiftie-Spurred Antitrust Claims Ticketmaster Could Expect
• Judge Dismisses TGI Fridays From Mozzarella Sticks Suit
• St. Paul Rent Regs Don't Help Tenants, Say Landlords
• Ill. Accounting Firm To Pay $900K To Settle Data Hack Suits
• Honeywell Hit With $10M Suit Over 'Deformed' N95 Masks
• Avco Corp. Can't Prove Duty Breach Against Former Atty
• Ritz-Carlton Atty Faces DQ Bid In Deceptive Tipping Dispute
• SEC Drops Fund Trustees From $58M Ponzi Scheme Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Facebook Advertiser's Ad Click Suit
• Kids' Online Safety Bill Would Harm Minors, Groups Say
• Google Play Antitrust Judge Certifies 21M Consumer Class
• Monster Leads Push For Litigation Committee In Vital's Ch. 11
• N95 Seller's Attys Sanctioned Over Missed 3M Deadlines
• Sanctuary Belize Defaulters Slam FTC's 4th Circ. Redo Bid
• Google, IHeart To Pay States $9.4M To Ax Bogus Pixel Ads Suit
• Groups Blast Kroger-Albertsons Deal Before Senate Hearing
• Uvalde Family Says Gunmaker's Ads Inspired Shooter
• Meta Hit With $275M GDPR Fine Over Data Scraping Claims
• Bloomingdale's Hit With 'Session Replay' Class Action in Pa.
• Coppertone Parent Hit With Fraud Suit Over Sunscreen Labels
• Law Schools Are Right To Steer Clear Of US News Rankings
• How Firms Are Getting The Most Out Of Their Pro Bono Work
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• 9th Circ. Denies Ski Pass Coverage In Insurance Fight
• Clearview AI Can't Toss Privacy Suit On Free Speech Grounds
• Panel Nixes U of Fla. COVID Suit Over 'Hodge-Podge' Of Docs
• Testing Site ProctorU Escapes BIPA Suit Over Choice-Of-Law
• CFPB And NY Settle Suit Alleging RD Legal 9/11 Fund Scam
• Holmes Should Serve 11-Year Sentence In Texas, Judge Says
• GM Escapes Suit Over Engines' Oil Problems
• Meta Awarded $200K Default Win In Secret Data Grab Row
• Elon Musk Walking On FTC Tightrope Amid Twitter Upheaval
• 1st Circ. Revives Evenflo Buyers' Claims In Car Seat MDL
• States, Localities Find Fault With FCC's Broadband Maps
• FTX Pledges Better Books, Celsius Faulted For Asset Mingling
• Subaru Can't Arbitrate Driver's Suit Over Safety Camera
• L'Oreal Sued By Uterine Cancer Patient Over Hair Products
• Investors' Fannie, Freddie 'Net Worth Sweep' Suit Gets Tossed
• Pharma Co. Asks For Stay To Appeal 'Orange Book' Delisting
• DraftKings Tries To Put Out Privacy Fire As Bettors Squirm
• After Joint Juice, Questions On NY Statutory Awards Remain
• Litigation Funders Seek Transparency In Disclosure Debate
• Aggressive FCC Redlining Policies May Backfire, AT&T Warns
• Silver Lining For Cos. In Proposed Calif. Privacy Law Changes
• Biden Lengthens Student Loan Pause Amid Court Challenge
• Meta Hit With UK Suit Over 'Surveillance Advertising' System
• UK Group Joins Chorus Opposing Amazon's Roomba Deal
• Coinbase Wants Hacker Theft Class Action Sent To Arbitration
• Verizon Defends Bellwether Arbitration Process In 9th Circ.
• 10th Circ. May Wait For Justices To Act On ADA Hotels Case
• Senate To Hold Hearing On Ticketmaster Antitrust Concerns
• FCC Cuts Off Voice Provider Over Robocall Blocking
• Cable Group Opposes FTC Privacy Rule, Cites 'Onerous' Regs
• Bayer Alka-Seltzer Falsely Hypes Honey And Lemon, Suit Says
• UK Launches Probe Into Apple, Google Browsers
• Dollar General Says Ohio Customer Didn't Prove Deception
• FDA Targets 5 CBD Cos. Hawking Food And Beverages
• Nurture Says Heavy Metal Baby Food Claims Aren't Realistic
• Cos. Should Start Thinking About IP Protection For Quantum
• SpaceX Presses FCC For Massive Expansion Of Sat Fleet
• BIPA Plaintiff Calls Dior's Health Care Defense 'Nonsensical'
• Anticipating The New Congress' Private Sector Investigations
• Court OKs $53.2M In Atty Fees In Capital One Data Breach Suit
• Calif. Man Gets 17½ Years For $35M Vape Pen Biz Scam
• Privacy Ruling Highlights Risks Of Third-Party Web Tracking
• Martial Arts Chain Tricked Franchisees, RICO Suit Says
• 5 Principles For Better Professional Development Programs
• Holmes Faces Uphill Battle Fighting 11-Year Prison Term
• Dems Say DOJ Must Mull 'Unwinding' Ticketmaster Merger
• FTX's Former CEO And Celebs Hit With More Investor Claims
• Senate Dems Call Out SoFi Over Its Retail Crypto Business
• Cos. Seek 9th Circ. Injunction For Calif. Flavored-Tobacco Ban
• E-Cig Group Backs Challenge To LA County Flavored Vape Ban
• YouTube TV Users Hit Disney With Antitrust Suit Over ESPN
• Ill. Metals Co. Dragged Heels On Data Breach, Ex-Worker Says
• DOD, Broadcasters To Share Spectrum Near Military Sites
• Gibson Dunn Faces $2M Sanctions Bid In Facebook MDL
• FCC Finds Ringless Voicemails Call For Consumer Consent
• FTC Slams Kochava Over 'Staggering' Data-Sharing Practices
• Carvana's Deceptive Ads Cost NC Dealerships Biz, Suit Says
• BMO Harris Bank Seeks Delay Of $563M Ponzi Scheme Verdict
• Baltimore Brings 'First Of Its Kind' Suit Over Cigarette Litter
• Turkey Producers Can't Duck Antitrust Claims
• Verizon Seeks Arbitration For Suit Alleging Deceptive Rates
• Beware FTC's Expanded Focus On Private Equity, Individuals
• AGs Urge Apple To Protect Reproductive Health Info On Apps
• Coca-Cola Beats '100% Recyclable' Dasani Suit, For Now
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Practice With Passion
• How To Prep For Calif. Social Media Content Moderation Law
• AMC Calls Meta Data Sharing Suit 'Demonstrably False'
• Crypto Promoter Charged With Leading $10M Ponzi Scheme
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Would Rules Have Cured FTX's 'Internal Controls Wasteland'?
• Biden Asks Justices To Reinstate Student Debt Relief Program
• Sports Investing Platform Backs SEC In Ripple Dispute
• AGs Call On FTC To Boost Consumer Data Privacy Protections
• Chick-Fil-A Latest Eatery To Settle Poultry Price-Fixing Claims
• Charter Insists No Digital Redlining Policies Are In Place
• Mich. Judge Says Attys 'Complicated' Discovery Spat
• Texas High Court Says Gov. Picks Can Help With VW Suit
• Del. Court Says Pharma Co. Must Delist 'Orange Book' Patent
• Vail Tells 10th Circ. COVID Closure Isn't Cause For Refund
• Coinbase Clients Rip 'Patently Unfair' Arbitration Agreement
• Team Telecom Won't Object To $8.6B Tegna Go-Private Deal
• FCC's Broadband Labels Won't Mandate Details On Throttling
• Kraft Understates Velveeta Bowl Cooking Time, Suit Says
• LA Beats $100M Suit Over COVID Anti-Eviction Law, For Now
• Mercedes, Ariz. AG Ink $5.6M Deal To End 'Clean Diesel' Suit
• Elizabeth Holmes Gets Over 11 Years For Theranos Fraud
• Hearing Set For Sanctions Bid In Google Play Store Case
• TransUnion, Ex-Exec Can't Ditch CFPB 'Dark Patterns' Suit
• Sen. Lee Floats Bill To Drop Biosimilar Hurdle
• JetBlue-American Deal May Open 'Pandora's Box,' Judge Told
• Former Tax-Prep Exec Gets 3 Months For Fraud Scheme
• Ga. Widower Fights GM Bid To Block CEO's Testimony
• State AG Consumer Protection Shift Isn't An Election Fad
• FCC Releases First Draft Of Granular Broadband Maps
• DC Commanders Suit May Expand Consumer Protection Law
• Holmes Likely To Get Prison With Pause For Appeal, Attys Say
• $6B Student Debt Cancellation Deal Wins Final Approval
• FDA Greenlights Calif. Co.'s Lab-Grown Chicken
• CFPB Slams Harmful Debt Collection Tactics In Exam Report
• NY Regulator Plugs Tougher Crypto Approach Amid FTX Bust
• FTC Urged To Stop 'Unfair' Tactics That Keep Kids Online
• Athletes Likely Off The Hook In FTX Mess, But No Guarantee
• FINRA Targets Brokers Hawking Crypto
• Mortgage Co. Hit With $5.2M CFPB Fine Over COVID Practices
• Airbnb Hit With 2nd Suit Over Deadly Pennsylvania Party
• New Orleans Litigation Outfit Adds New Name Partner
• DC AG Sues Washington Commanders Over Ticket Deposits
• Dems Urge FTC Investigation Of Twitter Privacy Under Musk
• Listing Service Wants Vt. High Court Opinion On Zillow Suit
• Terraform Can't Move RICO Suit Over Stablecoin To Calif.
• Pandora Hit With BIPA Suit Over Virtual Jewelry Try-On Tool
• NAACP, Developer Cite Race As Factor In SC Housing Vote
• Los Angeles, Vrbo Settle City's Short-Term Rental Suit
• Chrysler Gets Defective Wrangler Computer Claims Clipped
• Google Judge Sets 100% Claims Goal For $90M Antitrust Deal
• Google Says Students' BIPA Suit Belongs In Federal Court
• FCC Beefs Up 911 Outage Alert Rules
• FCC Won't Reverse AT&T Rate Cut To Use Duke Energy Poles
• Groups Open Constitutional Challenge To Del., NJ Gun Laws
• ​​​​​Tenn. AG Probing Ticketmaster Issues In Taylor Swift Presale
• FCC Requires Broadband 'Nutrition' Labels At Point Of Sale
• FCC Chair Open To Talks With Congress On Retrans Consent
• Nationstar Accused Of Improperly Denying Loan Modifications
• Navigating The FTC's Expanded Unfair-Competition Stance
• Ohio Man Hits Fla. Medical Alert Co. With TCPA Action
• Google Wins Russian Botnet Hack Suit And Atty Sanctions
• J&J Tells Justices $302M Mesh Fine Part Of 'Dangerous' Trend
• Allstate-Insured Homeowner Near Cert. In Overcharge Suit
• SEC Shouldn't Win 'Most Overbroad' Ripple Suit, Court Told
• 9th Circ. Says TCPA Doesn't Cover Number Generators
• Treasury Wants Clear Rules For Bank-Fintech Relationships
• 2nd Circ. Suggests That Keurig Judge Get Percolating
• Bed Bath & Beyond Hit With Spyware Class Action In Pa.
• Reforms Urged As Mich. Debt Collection Caseload Grows
• 8th Circ. Backs CVS Win In TCPA Suit Over Fax
• Elizabeth Holmes Slams Feds' Bid For 15 Years Behind Bars
• Sen. Says Tax Break On Broadband Grants Possible In Dec.
• 9th Circ. Finds No Conflict In $34M Hagens Berman Fee Award
• Consumers Ask 4th Circ. To Uphold Marriott Data Breach Win
• Streaming Needs Closer Reg Scrutiny, Broadcasters Tell FCC
• Wash. Court Again Extends Block On $4B Albertsons Payout
• How Trial Attorneys Can Craft A Winning Closing Argument
• FCC Studying Foreign Stakes In Tegna Deal, Chair Says
• N95 Seller Must Give 3M Discovery Or Face Sanctions
• Pa. Atty Ducks Sanctions Over Chipotle Client Solicitation
• Iridium Calls For FCC Stay Of Trump-Era Ligado Ruling
• EU Raises Concerns Over Booking.com's €1.6B ETraveli Deal
• Georgia Company Agrees To Stop Selling 'Forever Chemicals'
• Realty Mag Subscriber Fights To Keep NAR Privacy Suit Alive
• Geico Says Class Can't Get Jury Trial Under 7th Amendment
• Why Warranty Providers May Explore CCPA Exemption
• House Committee Pledges To Press FTX CEO About Collapse
• Ohio Mortgage Lender Beats Robocall Lawsuit
• FTX Leader, Sports Stars Hit With Investor Suit Over Collapse
• Berkshire Hathaway Unit Wins Policy Rescindment Dispute
• Ad Tech Co. Drops Suit Over Coverage Denial Of FTC Deal
• Questions To Ask Before Making A Lateral Move As Partner
• Class Wants Treble Damages From GM After $100M Win
• FTX GC Steers Sinking Crypto Ship Through Legal Tsunami
• Mass. Agency Covertly Installed COVID Tracing App, Suit Says
• 9th Circ. Doubts Student Aid Co. Owner's CFPB $15M Appeal
• Qualcomm Uses 9th Circ. Win Over FTC To Fight Antitrust Suit
• GOP Senator Chides Bank Regulators' Crypto 'Ambivalence'
• British Airways Flyers Win OK For COVID-19 Refund Deal
• Sanctions Bid Pushed In Google Play Antitrust Case
• Unions Push For Senate Action On 3rd FCC Democrat
• CVS Drug Buyers Face Skeptical 9th Circ. In $121M Retrial Bid
• Coca-Cola Beats Enviros' 'Greenwashing' False Ad Suit In DC
• Facebook Nonuser Lacks Standing On BIPA Photo Claims
• E-Cig Company's Appeal Premature, FDA Tells DC Circ.
• Ill. City Can't Escape Overflowing Sewage Suit, Judge Says
• Hacked Pa. Health Center Accused Of Failing To Secure Data
• FCC Mulling Renewed Data-Sharing Agreement With EEOC
• Chamber Urges Full 11th Circ. Review Of Ga. Roundup Case
• FloSports Asks Court To Toss Meta Data Sharing Class Action
• Coffee Buyers Say Starbucks Coffee Has Too Much Potassium
• 6 Airlines Must Repay $622M, Fined $7M For Slow Refunds
• Suit Says 'Natural' Tom's Toothpaste Has Synthetic Chemicals
• New DOJ Rule And PRESS Act Are A Win For Journalists
• Plaintiffs Ask Ga. Judge To Keep $1.7B Verdict Against Ford
• Law Firm Seeking Debtor Beats TCPA Rap
• Dollar General Accused Of Deceptive Pricing In Ohio
• Calif. Org. Urges Reversal Of State's Electric Vehicle Policy
• DOJ's Consumer Protection Director Rejoins Gibson Dunn
• St. Paul Tenant Groups Kept Out Of Rent Control Suit For Now
• Suit Accuses Intuit Of Sharing Watch Histories With Facebook
• CFPB Takes Fight Over 5th Circ. Funding Ruling To High Court
• Walmart Confirms $3B Deal Over Pharmacies' Opioid Sales
• Facebook's $90M Privacy Deal Gets Final Nod Over Objections
• CFTC Dropped Ball On FTX Regulation, Watchdog Group Says
• 9th Circ. Judge Open To Apple's Take On Epic Antitrust Trial
• Facebook Advertiser Fights Uphill To Revive Ad Click Suit
• 8th Circ. Blocks Biden's Student Debt Relief Program
• Fair Housing Tester Sues Agencies Over Refused Vouchers
• Biden Will Tap Gruenberg For Permanent FDIC Chair
• Justices Won't Hear Crypto Ponzi Scheme Class Action
• Tribal Broadband Funding Faces Murky Future, Group Says
• Apple, IPhone Users Ask Again For Approval Of $500M Deal
• Wireless Carrier Group Blasts CBRS As Falling Short
• GM Battery Defect Brings Chevy Volts To A Halt, Suit Says
• Groups Fight Exxon's Bid To Revisit $14M Pollution Penalty
• Kessler Topaz To Lead Wells Fargo Investor Suit Over Hiring
• Mich. Residents Say Solar Company Scammed Them
• FTC Says "Orange Book" Abuse Blocks Drug Competition
• Tread Cautiously On Robotext Regs, Group Urges FCC
• Custodia's Suit Over Fed Account Access Clears Key Hurdle
• Couple Wants NC Debt Collection Appeal To Continue
• Missouri NAACP Backs Tegna's $8.6B Go-Private Deal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Wisconsin PI Firm Sues Rival Over Misleading Online Ads
• Google Makes Record $391.5M Privacy Deal With State AGs
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Argue Open-Mindedly
• Pacifier Makers Want Changes To Notice, Trial Plan
• FCA Offers UK Investors In FTX Little Hope For Recovery
• Kids Ad Watchdog Cases Hint At Future Of NAD Enforcement
• Holmes Seeks Home Confinement As Feds Urge 15 Yrs. Prison
• FTX Investigates Potential $500M Theft After Hitting Ch. 11
• Texas Judge Strikes Down Biden's Student Debt Relief
• Cyber Enforcers Could Face Uphill Battle With GOP House
• FTX's Collapse Amplifies Calls For Tougher Crypto Oversight
• 'Stop Tweeting': Attys Groan At FTX Head's Online Mea Culpa
• RJ Reynolds Sues To Nix Voter-Backed Flavored Tobacco Ban
• Twitter In FTC Crosshairs As Top Privacy Execs Quit
• SEC Warns Firms Of Lax Payment For Order Flow Disclosures
• Amazon Sued Over Prime Membership Shipping Delays
• FTX Bankruptcy Could Spark Blizzard In Crypto Winter
• SEC Sues, Settles With Infinity Q Over Securities Fraud Claims
• FCC Moves To Block Student Loan Scam Calls
• 5th Circ. Decision Could Validate CFPB In The Long Run
• Two Indicted In $6.8M Online Credit Monitoring Scheme
• Overlapping Broadband Funds Risk Waste, Group Says
• When Is It OK To Use Expert Testimony After They Withdraw?
• FCC Poised To Release New National Broadband Maps
• FCC Aims To Ease Vets' Access To Internet Subsidy Programs
• Wawa Asks 3rd Circ. To Uphold Data Breach Class Fee Award
• Pa. Suit Says Wayfair Warranty Broke Anti-Tying Law
• Ohio Judge Douses Exploding Vape Battery Suit Against LG
• Ford Can't Toss Refiled Georgia Auto Crash Death Suit
• Website Owners Must Avoid Missteps In Using Tracking Tech
• DC AG Sues NFL, Commanders Over Toxic Workplace
• ABA's No-Contact Rule Advice Raises Questions For Lawyers
• CFPB Says Crypto Fraud Complaints Have Surged Since '21
• Dickey's Contested $2.35M Data Breach Deal Gets Initial Nod
• Midterms Open Up Path For Stalled Federal Data Privacy Law
• Facebook Health Tracking Claim Shocking If True, Judge Says
• Suit Says FloSports Transferred Funds Without User Consent
• Credit One Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Claim DAs Can't Sue Bank
• Amazon Prime Accused Of 'Dark Patterns' For Cancelation
• State Farm Drops $1.2M Suit Against Tesla Over Garage Fire
• Drug Atty Ads Risk 'Serious Harm,' W.Va. AG Tells High Court
• Telecom Groups Push For Broadband Grant Tax Exemption
• Drug Buyers, States Want To Depose Indicted Ex-Taro Exec
• Attys Net $4M Fees From Calif. Bank Deal Over Ponzi Scheme
• Avnet Inks Price-Fix Deal With Hitachi Ahead Of $274M Trial
• FCC's Legal Authority On Space Debris Clear, Chair Says
• Polaner Jelly Sweetener Not Just Fruit Juice, Suit Says
• Web Design Do's And Don'ts Amid Dark Pattern Enforcement
• 1st Circ. Eyes Reviving Evenflo Car Seat Marketing MDL
• FCC Studies Geotargeting's Impact On Emergency Alerts
• 4 Key Skills For An Effective Attorney Coaching Conversation
• 11th Circ. Backs Toss Of Coloplast Pelvic Mesh Suit
• FCC Urged To Work With ISPs To Combat Broadband Bias
• Feds Seek 3 Years In Prison For Exec In Tax Prep Fraud
• NY's AG Won Reelection. Next Up: Trump And The NRA
• Control Of Congress Too Close To Call
• Calif. Voters Back State Ban On Flavored Tobacco Products
• SF Voters Pick DA Incumbent Who Backed Boudin Recall
• Rob Bonta Beats GOP Challenger To Keep Calif. AG Post
• Reelected Ill. AG Vows To Defend Abortion, Pretrial Reforms
• Skittles Buyers Drop Claims Mars' Candy Contains Toxins
• BMO Harris Bank Hit With $563M Verdict In Ponzi Scheme Trial
• Nestle Dumps Boost Beverage False Ad Suit For Good
• Anti-Malware Co. Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Lanham Act Suit
• Tribes Don't Get Immunity In Bankruptcy Suits, Justices Told
• CFPB Urges 3rd Circ. To Preserve Its Student Loan Trusts Suit
• Mercedes USA Knew Of Piston Defect Before Sale, Suit Says
• Amazon Must Give Up Voice Profile Info To Alexa Users
• Oportun Says CFPB Mulling Case Over Pandemic Collections
• Watchdog Says Comcast To Fix Wireless Ad Claims
• Vape Co. Sues FDA Over Refusal To Review Applications
• Gannett Shared Video History With Facebook, Class Alleges
• FCC Should Define Residential Phone For TCPA, 9th Circ. Told
• Ex-Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes Loses Bids For New Trial
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• How Civilian Attorneys Can Help Veterans
• Estée Lauder Must Face Bulk Of Makeup Try-On BIPA Suit
• Hawkins Parnell To Absorb 50 Selman Breitman Litigators
• From Courts To Polls: BigLaw Turns Out To Protect The Vote
• Fintech User Seeks To Avoid Arbitration In Usury Class Action
• NY Judge Signs Off On J&J Counterfeit Meds Injunction
• Bail Bond Entities Can't Ax Price-Fixing Class Action
• Ohio Says Family Dollar Deceived Customers On Prices
• Warren Slams Wells Fargo, Zelle Replies To Fraud Inquiry
• Musk's $56B Tesla Pay Trial May Spur More Exec Comp Fights
• Bosch To Pay $25M To End Calif.'s Emissions-Cheating Claims
• FDA Submits Final Rule To Improve Food Traceability
• Highlights From Tenant Screener Trial As Closing Args Loom
• Experian, T-Mobile Strike $16M Data Breach Deal With States
• Raffensperger Asks 11th Circ. To Allow Utility Panel Election
• Woman Says Neutrogena Sunscreen Caused Her Skin Cancer
• Oil Cos. Owe EPA $50M For WWII Fuel Cleanup, 9th Circ. Says
• Sterilization Plant Opposes New Suit For Workers
• Hard Rock Cafe Accused Of Cheating Gamblers On Winnings
• Water Association Urges 10th Circ. To Reassess USDA Exemptions
• Applying Article III Rulings To Robocall Standing In Florida
• Monsanto Asks Full 11th Circ. To Review Roundup Ruling
• 6th Circ. Affirms Experian Win In Spat Over Credit Report Error
• What Retailers Should Know Ahead Of Calif. 'Pink Tax' Law
• NY Submits 31,000 Challenges To FCC Broadband Map
• FCC Urged To Restore Local Network Unbundling Rules
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Consumer Group Pushes For Broadband Info In Monthly Bills
• McGlinchey Hires Financial Litigation Of Counsel In New York
• Ex-Theranos Exec Balwani's Sentencing Delayed To December
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned That Culture Shapes Law
• Snack Co. Can't Duck False Ad Suit Over Product Labels
• Popcorn Indiana Isn't Made In Indiana, False-Ad Suit Says
• Fla. Defense Attys Complain About Parkland Judge's Conduct
• Privacy Rules Should Be Up To Congress, GOP Sens. Tell FTC
• DePaul Defeats Biometric Privacy Lawsuit Over Online Proctor
• SF-Walgreens Opioid Trial Called Off Amid Settlement Talks
• Crypto Org Says SEC Enforcement Has Harmed Token Holders
• Opana Buyers' $145M Deal With $50M In Atty Fees Gets Final OK
• Amazon To Pay $5M To End Calif. Illegal Pesticide Sale Claims
• H&M 'Greenwashing' Recycled Clothes, Class Action Alleges
• Ex-Uber Exec Wants Conviction Over Hack Coverup Tossed
• Justice Barrett Again Rejects Challenge To Student Relief Plan
• Spirit Passengers Sue To Stop JetBlue Merger
• FINRA Dings Wedbush Over Faulty Bond Statements
• Comcast, NBC Settle With Visa, Mastercard In Swipe Fees Suit
• Automakers Hit With Class Actions Over 3G Shutdown
• Philadelphia Hits 3M And DuPont With PFAS Complaint
• Standard General, Unions Still Tussling Over Tegna Takeover
• Celsius Data Release Highlights Need For Federal Privacy Law
• Google Fights Sanctions Bid In Play Store Case
• FDA And FTC Warn CBD Shop Not To Sell False COVID Cures
• SolarWinds Nears $26M Investor Deal As SEC Eyes Action
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Dump NY For-Hire Tips Surcharge Fight
• Public Records Site Isn't Immune In FCRA Suit, 4th Circ. Says
• NJ Consulting Firm Says CFPB Subpoenas Are Unenforceable
• Trademark Law Alone Won't Stop Copycat THC Edibles
• Task Force Targets VoIPs In Robocall Routing Scheme
• Harley-Davidson Facing Antitrust Suit Over Replacement Parts
• MGM Resorts Must Face Bulk Of Data Breach Suit, Judge Says
• 9 Legal Ethics Considerations In Natural Disaster Preparation
• Vonage To Pay $100M In FTC Suit Over Cancellation Hurdles
• FTC Pressed For Antitrust Action Against Experian, Equifax
• Compliance Considerations After OCC Ups Fintech Scrutiny
• Three Civil Rights Attys Join DiCello Levitt In DC
• Ad Industry Notes From Kardashian's SEC Crypto Case
• Jury Finds Ex-Ga. Commissioner Guilty Of Extortion
• Trump Wants To Block NY AG From Seeing Revocable Trust
• After Pharmacy Deals, New Opioid Sellers In Legal 'Bull's-Eye'
• Wash. Appeals Court Ponders Harassment In Tribe's Dam Suit
• Cherokee Nation Settles Ex-Bellwether Opioid Suit Vs. CVS
• 9th Circ.'s Weariness Of TCPA Award May Quell Big Paydays
• Split 9th Circ. OKs Pageant's 'Natural Born Female' Rule
• Coinbase Users Urge High Court To Hear Arbitration Stay Spat
• 4th Circ. Denies Operators' Appeal In Sanctuary Belize Scam
• EPA Says More PFAS Could Fall Under Drinking Water Regs
• Calif. County Can Sue State Prison System Over Pollution
• Pa. AG Sues Companies Selling 'Consent' To Telemarketers
• T-Mobile Escapes Simply Prepaid TM Suit
• Mercedes-Benz Can't Dodge Fuel Leak Class Action
• Kochava Battles FTC Over 'Unfair' Sale Of Location Data
• Gibson TM Win Shows Delays Don't Bar Injunction
• Pitfalls To Avoid In Social Media Sweepstakes Promotion
• CVS, Walgreens Offer $10B To End Nationwide Opioid Suits
• 'Most Dangerous' Roundup Made Landscaper Sick, Jury Hears
• Mass Arbitration Claim Shows Potential For Blockchain
• US Bank Says CFPB Probing Its Handling Of Benefit Cards
• OCC, Fed See No 'Deluge' Of Crypto Plans From Banks
• US Banks Spent $1.2B On Ransomware Payouts In 2021
• Taxpayers Urge Justices To Block Biden Student Debt Relief
• Crypto VC Firm Asks CFTC For New Rules After Ooki DAO Suit
• Social Media MDL's Novel Target Is Algorithm
• Tribe Sues Golf Cart Co. Over Pandemic Malfunction Losses
• Kroll To Repay DeVry Students After Check Error In $45M Deal
• Lessons From 'All Natural' Litigation Summary Judgment
• Roomster Says FTC's Phony-Listings Suit Is A Shakedown
• American Airlines Says Weight Remark Doesn't Merit Lawsuit
• 3M Can't Dodge NJ Water Utility 'Forever Chemical' Lawsuit
• Plum, Campbell Escape Heavy Metal Baby Food Suit
• Helping Your Witness Stay Calm And Collected On The Stand
• Poultry Co. Settles Price-Fixing Claims With 12 Restaurants