Consumer Protection Archive » October, 2023

Consumer Protection - October, 2023

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• Feds Hit Grand Canyon U. With $37M Fine Over Tuition Costs
• Monsanto Spinoff's Expert Ties Symptoms To PCB Anxiety
• Wells Fargo Says SEC Investigating Cash Sweep Offerings
• 2nd Circ. Revives Hawaiian Tropic Sunscreen Class Action
• SEC Crypto Bulletin Needed Congressional Review, GAO Says
• Conn. AG Presses 23andMe Over User Data Breach
• South Dakota Interconnection Fight Simmers On At FCC
• Hartford Healthcare To Face Conn. Residents' Antitrust Claims
• Tribal Co. Charged Interest Rates Up To 800%, Minnesota Says
• Faulty Fiat Chrysler Headrests Mere 'Nuisance,' Jury Told
• Vendors' Book Rating Law Fears Unfounded, 5th Circ. Told
• American Airlines' Spat With Travel Website Kept Alive
• National Union Says Consultant Caused Bank Data Breach
• NTIA Spectrum Plan Nearly Complete, Key Official Says
• Google Inks Deal With Match As Epic Barrels To Antitrust Trial
• JetBlue-Spirit Deal Will Hurt Flyers, Judge Told As Trial Begins
• GoodRx Privacy Deal Sets Milberg Fees At Up To $4.5M
• Bankman-Fried Denies Pressuring Bahamian Pols As FTX Fell
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 16 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• What To Know About The White House's Sweeping AI Directive
• Southwest Airlines Could Face DOT Fine Over System Outage
• Amazon Joins Nintendo, P&G To Sue Alleged Counterfeiters
• PCBs Didn't Cause Brain Damage In Wash. Case, Jury Told
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Wheelchair Access Suit Against Uber
• Data Shows Minority Attys 'Woefully' Low On MDL Teams
• Hyundai, Kia Drivers Get Green Light On $145M Car Theft Deal
• Mom Claims Kratom Co.'s Product Killed Son, Suit Says
• Flyers Fight Quick Appeal By Airlines In Price-Fixing Case
• SBF Pummeled With Prior Statements On Cross-Examination
• FCC Wants More Info On T-Mobile's $1.35B Mint Mobile Deal
• SC Carriers Worry Next-Gen 911 Could Lead To Liability
• Mixed Substance Spill Isn't 'Oil,' So No Suit, 5th Circ. Says
• CVS Can't Defeat Job Seeker's AI Lie Detector Claim
• Claimants Demand That Jackson Walker Repay Fees In Ch. 11
• Apple's High Court Bid For App Store Appeal Gets Support
• Ex-Golf Pro Accuses Insurer Of 'Phantom' Fraud Claim Denial
• Co., CEO Who Defended 'Pharma Bro' Reach $50M FCA Deal
• Seattle Sports Arena Sued Over 'Undisclosed' Concession Fee
• FCC Extends 'Rip And Replace' Deadlines For 2 More Cos.
• Erie Tells Justices Policyholders' Move Would Violate CAFA
• Boeing Opinion Strikes Blow Against Overpayment Theory
• Judge OKs Family Dollar Rodent Deal, Defers $10.5M Fees
• Health Systems Say Meta Data-Sharing Suit Lacks Substance
• Lenders Must Prep For Ga. Commercial Financing Disclosures
• 3 Tips For Defending Against Data Breach Litigation
• EPA Threatened With Suit For National Climate Pollution Caps
• Smyser Kaplan Aims To Sink Data Breach Suit In Texas
• Wynn Fights 1st Circ. Bid To Upend Win In Casino Slot Suit
• Tips For Litigating Against Pro Se Parties In Complex Disputes
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 15 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• How Ripple Execs' Grit & Litigation Forced SEC To Back Down
• With 'Much More To Do,' CFPB Enforcement Plots Hiring Spree
• Walmart Rips 'Implausible' Battery Pricing Collusion Claims
• Bluetooth Needs 6 GHz Access For New Tech, FCC Hears
• Judge Won't Let Conn. Health System Out Of Antitrust Suit
• Meta And DOJ Urge High Court To Reject Robotext Petition
• Discover Says SEC Probing Its Card Pricing Misclassification
• Are Justices Split 3-3-3? New Term Is Already Offering Clues
• Chicken Price-Fixing Verdict Casts Doubt For Future Plaintiffs
• FTC Expands Scope Of Data Breach Reporting Requirements
• 4th Circ. Urged To Revive BofA COVID Loan-Forgiveness Fight
• Pharmacy Wants Out Of Eli Lilly Diabetes Drug Suit
• GM Unit's Driverless-Car Pause Highlights Risky Landscape
• BofA Trims But Can't Defeat Zelle Fraud Victims' Suit
• Sat Operators Call For 'More Intensive' Use Of 12.7 GHz Band
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Infotainment Privacy Suit Against Ford
• Costco Gave Meta Customers' Medical Info, Class Action Says
• Walgreens Made Robocalls Despite Pleas To Stop, Suit Says
• Bankman-Fried Attempts To Shift Blame In FTX Fraud Trial
• Ocean Spray Sued Over No Preservatives Claim
• Calif. Legal Lender Loses $800K Arbitration Award
• Timeshare Exit Marketer Ordered To Pay $100K For False Ads
• Cessna Maker Wants Out Of Conn. Fatal Crash Suit
• Calif. Android Users Win Class Cert. In Google Data Use Row
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Travelers Unit Can't Toss Mineral Co.'s Talc Coverage Suit
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 14 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• Minute Maid 'Good For You' Claim Upheld By Federal Reg.
• Gilead Judge Leery Of Drug Buyers' New Antitrust Trial Bid
• Bankman-Fried Evasive In Preview Of Jury Testimony
• Chamber Backs Amazon In FTC Prime Subscription Case
• Texas Justices Weigh Public Adjuster Laws In Speech Suit
• CFTC, States Ink Settlement In $68M Precious Metal Fraud Suit
• Google Gets Prelim. OK On $62M Location Tracking Deal
• FCC Not Opening Civil Rights Office But Supporters Press On
• Texas Judge Expands Hold On CFPB's Small-Biz Lending Rule
• FCC Is Told It's Neglecting Data On Minorities At Media Cos.
• UK Says Net Neutrality Helps Public, But Offers New Guidance
• Roblox Says It's Not Liable For Third-Party Gambling Content
• 9th Circ. Backs McKesson Class Decert. Win In 'Junk Fax' Suit
• Widow Turns To 9th Circ. In Death Benefits Class Cert. Fight
• It's Time To Prescribe Frameworks For AI-Driven Health Care
• Ga. Ruling A Win For Plaintiffs Injured By Older Products
• Bayer Fights Bid To Toss $12M Benzene Contamination Suit
• 2nd Circ. Approves Contested Supplements Co. Settlement
• Homesafe Says Consumer Affairs Is 'Pay To Play'
• Insurer Avoids Paying Oral Hygiene Co. $6M For Recall Losses
• JetBlue, Spirit Lose Bid To Close Court For Antitrust Trial
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 13 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• NM Fire Victims Accuse FEMA Of Withholding Records
• Vegas Strip Hotels Temporarily Beat Price-Fixing Claims
• FTC Sues Auto Group Over 'Junk' Fees, Native American Bias
• Oregon Insurer, Others Hit With Suit Over Russian Hack
• Google AI Accused Of Wiretapping Customer Service Calls
• Nebraska AG Targets THC Sellers In Statewide Lawsuits
• US Pulls Support For Proposals In WTO E-Commerce Talks
• White House Seeks $6B To Extend FCC's Broadband Subsidy
• FCC Looks To Stop Fraudulent SIM Card Swapping
• Bipartisan Senate Bloc Asks NTIA To Alter BEAD Credit Rule
• Illinois Jury Clears Sanderson In Chicken Price-Fixing Trial
• FTC Halts Marketing Of 'Invisible' Anti-COVID Mask
• Texas Justices Told Lender's Docs Leave Borrowers In 'Limbo'
• Carter Mario Drops Lawsuit Against TikTok Marketer
• Class Action Defense: Don't Give Up On Bristol-Myers Squibb
• Ex-Arizona AG Among Partner Trio Joining Boies Schiller
• TD Bank Patrons Seek Final OK For $5M Deal In Fees Suit
• Illinois Can't Get Docs To 'Blemish' Monsanto In PCB Suit
• Parsing Maryland's Earned Wage Access Products Guidance
• Public Interest Groups Oppose AT&T Spectrum Proposal
• Pro Bono Work Is Powerful Self-Help For Attorneys
• Fed Stirs Pot With Call For Lower Cap On Debit Swipe Fees
• Judge Rips 'Nonsensical' Class Action Over P&G Supplement
• Bankman-Fried To Testify In 'Hail Mary' Trial Strategy
• SEC's Grewal Details 'Rare' Conditions For CCO Liability
• Coinbase Says SEC Theory Is 'Irreconcilable' With Law
• GOP Says Zoning Regs To Blame For Unaffordable Housing
• 6th Circ. Takes Up GM's Bid To Decertify Transmission Suit
• DOJ Must Help In Fighting Illegal Robocalls, Lawyers Say
• Fox, Advocacy Group Back At It Over Jan. 6 Doc Disclosure
• HHS 'Coerces' Abortion Stance With Title X Loss, Tenn. Says
• FCC Initiative To Guide Satellite Cos. On Federal Licensing
• Colo. Medicaid Agency, IBM Hit With Data Breach Class Action
• Olympics Ticket Co. Escapes Customers' COVID Refund Suit
• FCC Plans 'Disparate Impact' Test In Anti-Redlining Rules
• What To Watch As The FCC Leans Into National Security
• Pomerantz, Rosen Law Firm Seek Lead In Comerica Card Suit
• Consumer Says Contractor's Software Allowed Data Hack
• Playing In A Rock Cover Band Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• The Biggest Moments In Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial So Far
• How To Advertise Carbon Reductions Under New Calif. Law
• FTX Gets OK To Keep Customer List Sealed
• Unum Data Breach Class Actions Will Merge
• State AGs Say Meta Purposely Hooks Kids On Social Media
• Regulators' Community Lending Overhaul Crosses Finish Line
• Congress Faces Renewed Heat To Pass Kids' Web Safety Law
• Nursing School Owners Lived Large Off Students, Conn. Says
• Boston Scientific Valve Recall Sparks Shareholder's Del. Suit
• Kansas Judge Nixes Product-Liability Suit Over Huffing Death
• Insurer Drops Sperm Bank Customers From Coverage Dispute
• Hyundai, Kia Rip Insurers' Bid To Recoup Engine Defect Costs
• Is Net Neutrality A Major Question For Congress To Decide?
• Discord Charges Users For Canceled Features, Suit Alleges
• FTC Says Total Wine Won't Hand Over Info In Antitrust Probe
• NYC Wants Climate Deception Suit Against Oil Cos. Remanded
• CFPB Official Says Ending Lending Bias Will Take More Action
• Flint Expert Barred From Discussing Lead's Effect On Fetuses
• Wash. Judge Allows T-Mobile SIM Scam Suit To Proceed
• FCC Looks To Explore AI's Impact On Junk Calls, Texts
• Credit Suisse Bondholders Lost Billions In Merger, Suit Says
• How Cos. Can Prioritize Accessibility Amid Increase In Suits
• EPA Proposes Trichloroethylene Ban, Closes PFAS Loophole
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Espinosa On 'Lincoln Lawyer'
• W.Va. Senator Calls For 'Prompt' FCC Action On Utility Poles
• Calif. Right To Repair Law Highlights A Growing Movement
• Indivior Cuts $385M Deal To End Suboxone Antitrust Claims
• Dior Defeats Sun Protection Labeling Claims, For Now
• Chrysler Scores Exit From Destination Fee Suit
• Tesla Gets DOJ Backing In La. Direct-Sales Ban Challenge
• Republicans Blast Net Neutrality Plan For Eroding FTC Duties
• 2 Firms To Lead Verizon Investor Suit Over Lead Cables
• SEC Seeks Default Against Alleged Crypto Insider Trader
• 23andMe Exposed Ashkenazi Jews' Data In Breach, Suit Says
• FinCEN Floats Reporting Requirements For Crypto Mixing
• Fed, NYS Order Metropolitan Commercial Bank To Pay $30M
• Brandeis Says New Mass. Law Defeats COVID Refund Case
• Carvana Ducks NC Dealership's Claims Of Dodgy Biz Dealings
• Lysol Maker Beat False Ad Suit Over Laundry Sanitizer Claims
• Audible Beats Suit Over Subscription Auto-Renewal, For Now
• Burger King Seeks Sanctions In Beef Over Whopper Ads
• Clues On High Court Outcome In CFPB Constitutionality Case
• NY Rulings Show Tough Odds For 'Made With' Class Actions
• Lessons For Biosimilar And Biologic Antitrust Litigation
• Teach Your Witness About 'Good' And 'Bad' Testimony Words
• Senators Join Call For FCC To Revisit Video Streaming Rules
• Credit Union Tells NC Justices Arbitration Add-On Is Valid
• Investors Sue JUUL In Del. Chancery To Stop Note Conversion
• DuPont Fights Bid To Toss Nonparty Defense In PFAS Suit
• Insurer Drops Suit Over House Fire Linked To Battery Charger
• 5th Circ. Backs Judge's Decision Not To Recuse In BP Oil Spill
• Dish Paying T-Mobile $100M Upfront To Extend Deal Deadline
• Former DHS Senior Atty Joins Skadden's Cybersecurity Team
• AmTrust Can't Send Settlement Coverage Fight To Arbitration
• Marshall & Melhorn Seeks Dismissal In Data Breach Row
• Get Caught Up: Top Stories From The Bankman-Fried Trial
• EU Orders Meta, TikTok To Explain Content Moderation Efforts
• Citibank Appeals Arbitration Denial In Veterans' Fee Fight
• Pa. Credit Union Uses Shady Tactics In Car Repos, Suit Says
• Coca-Cola Says Trace Amounts Of PFAS In Juice Not Harmful
• Jury Clears HP Of Fire That Insurer Blamed On Laptop Battery
• ​​​​​​Amazon Says FTC Prime Subscription Suit Gets Ahead Of Law
• Chancery Orders Temporary Receiver For Odysee Video Co.
• Credit-Repair Co. Told That Disclaimers Don't 'Cure' Deception
• Judge Rips Claims Rate, Fee Bid In $37.5M Meta Tracking Deal
• PFAS-Tainted Water Sold By Conn. Utilities, Customers Allege
• Navy Federal Scores 2nd Exit Bid In Zelle Fraud Suit
• Group Home Ranch Trafficked Child For Labor, Suit Says
• ESG's Silent C: Make Cybersecurity A Governance Priority
• Calif. Banking Brief: The Notable Compliance Updates In Q3
• How To Navigate The FTC's New Private Equity Frontier
• Boston Sports Camp Coordinator Convicted Of Fraud
• Attys Want $650K In Fees For Deodorant Suit Settlement
• FCC Beefs Up Emergency Alerts With More Languages, Info
• Bankman-Fried Hid FTX Con From General Counsel, Jury Told
• 'Unacceptable Gamesmanship' Gets Calif. IP Atty Disbarred
• Unearthing The Lesser-Known 'Buried Facts' Doctrine
• Newman Suspension Shows Need For Judicial Reform
• CFPB Takes Aim At 'Sticky Banking' In Data-Sharing Proposal
• Bitterly Split FCC Adopts Revival Of Net Neutrality Rules
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 12 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• Anonymous Messaging App Poses Risks To Teens, FTC Told
• Calif. Embraces Bold New Climate, Consumer, Labor Laws
• Calif. AG Appeals Ruling Blocking Kids' Online Safety Law
• 9th Circ. Revives Facebook Investor Suit Over Data Scandal
• Monsanto Spinoff Cites Plaintiffs' Health Histories In PCB Trial
• 33 AGs Ink $1.4M Deal With Clearinghouse Over Data Breach
• Trial Expert Says FTX Drained $9B Of Customer Funds
• 6 Lewis Brisbois Attys Join Wilson Elser In Pacific NW Growth
• Judge Plans To Pause Live Nation Case For Arbitration Appeal
• Biotech Co. Shareholders To Pay $3M To End SEC Fraud Suit
• Bass Pro's Facebook Tracking Suit Joins Wiretapping MDL
• Telecoms Blast 'Mission Creep' Of FCC's Net Neutrality Plan
• FCC Hits Lumen With $867K Fine For 911 Violations
• Trump Marketing Fraud Accusers Lose Bid For Class Cert.
• Biden's FTC, FAA Nominees Sail Through Committee
• More ISPs Say Letter Of Credit Mandate Will Hurt Deployment
• Google Beats Prelim. Injunction Bid Over Health Data Tracking
• Davis Wright Gets $4.3M From Wash. After Clearing Client
• Google Slams Data-Scraping Suit As 'Anti-AI Polemic'
• SEC Silence On Grayscale Win Hints At Bitcoin ETF Approvals
• Conn. Supreme Court Mulls Allocation Of Tenant Utility Bills
• Kroger, Albertsons Slam Renewed Bid To Block $25B Merger
• No Advisory Contract, No Class Action, Seeking Alpha Says
• Business Group Urges 7th Circ. To Speed Line 5 Closure
• JPML Should Say If Foam Co. Coverage Suit Belongs In MDL
• Consumer Finance Cos. Must Seriously Consider Complaints
• Pa. Justices Hint That Court Erred By Denying Triple Damages
• Pa. Autodialer Decision Has Turned TCPA Tides In 3rd Circ.
• Senate Backs Bid To Ax CFPB's Small-Biz Lending Data Rule
• Mich. Senate Pushes Drugmaker Immunity Repeal Forward
• Amputee Waited Too Long To File Suit, Machine-Makers Say
• Lessons From Verizon's Cybersecurity FCA Self-Disclosure
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 11 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• UK Tribunal Backs Clearview AI In Bid To Ax Privacy Fine
• HP Laptop Battery Or Arson? Insurer's Expert Not Sure At Trial
• VCs Renew Bid For Dismissal In Unregistered Crypto Suit
• Abortion Foes Ask For Full Review Or Nothing In Drug Appeal
• CFPB Says Debt Collector's Phone Swap Destroyed Texts
• Bankman-Fried Atty Scores Points Quizzing 3rd Gov't Witness
• CFPB Doubles Down On Credit Claims In Snap Finance Suit
• CFPB Orders Remittance App That 'Tricked' Users To Pay $3M
• Express Scripts Urges 9th Circ.: Keep Insulin Suit In Fed Court
• Fed's Bowman Throws Cold Water On CBDCs, Stablecoins
• What's A Chip's Main Job? 9th Circ. Mulls Intel Security MDL
• Judge Skeptical Meta Can Stop New FTC Settlement Mandates
• Google, Apple Look To Toss Renewed Search Conspiracy Suit
• Judge Reduces $1.6M Atty Fee Bid In $2.75M Credit Biz Deal
• Experts Worry US Grows Isolated As 'Spectrum Island'
• Excess Insurer Wants Out Of $100M Settlement Coverage Suit
• NJ County Says Feds Rushed Flawed Ocean Wind 1 Approvals
• Data Furnishers Should Watch CFPB Plans For Class Actions
• Payment Firm ACI Settles With States After $2.3B Testing Error
• Calif. Delete Act Paves Way For Data Broker Accountability
• Antitrust Probes Launch Into Construction Chemicals Cos.
• Credit Union Defends Overdraft Fee Language In Conn. Suit
• EPA's Final PFAS Rule Greatly Expands Cos.' Reporting Duties
• Ex-Atlanta Atty Cops To Stealing Millions From Clients
• Practicing Under DOJ 'Safe Harbor' Policy For M&As
• McClenny Moseley Scores Quick Exit In Firm's Hurricane Row
• TikTok Fine Highlights EU Approach To Children's Data Rights
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 10 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• NHTSA Hits Zipcar With First Fine Over Recalls
• Sanderson Didn't Collude On Chicken Prices, Jury Hears
• PGA Tour Latest Sports Org Sued Over Data Sharing
• HP Tells Jury Drunk Husband, Not Laptop Battery, Started Fire
• SEC Flags Cyber Risks, Crypto & AML As Key Exam Priorities
• DOJ Wants Injunction Against Racist Robocaller In $9.9M Suit
• California To Roll Out Regime Licensing Crypto Businesses
• NY AG Wants Google, Meta To Detail Terror Threat Response
• Insurer Says Faulty Dehumidifier Caused $900K Fire Damage
• SharkNinja Fry Pan Claim 'A Physical Impossibility,' Suit Says
• Google Users' Attys Get $5.75M In Decadelong Privacy Fight
• Fla. Judge Bars Colo. Couple From Timeshare Exit Industry
• Walmart Says 'Onn' Tablet Class Claims Unfounded
• NYC Releases Plan For 'Responsible' AI Use In City Gov't
• FCC Says 20 Telcos Fail To Comply With Anti-Robocall Rules
• Apple Judge 'Puzzled' By Doc Search Bid In Siri Privacy Suit
• SBF Spent On Celebs, Pols As Bankruptcy Loomed, Jury Told
• Put Restrictions On Low-Power Devices In 6 GHz, FCC Urged
• Montana Decries Deal Over State Mining Laws As Moot
• Regulators' Focus On AI Highlights Risks For Lenders
• Wayfair, Williams-Sonoma Settle West Elm Patent Row
• US Arab Groups Sue Blinken, Austin Over Gaza Attacks
• Local Gov'ts Want Say In Broadband Deployment Complaints
• Ghost Gun Firms Must Make Weapons Traceable For Now
• Ford Attys Appeal Sanctions In $1.7B Rollover Case
• How And Why Your Firm Should Implement Fixed-Fee Billing
• Liberty Balks At Coverage Over Harvard Body Part Sales
• Davis Wright Adds Ex-MoFo Class Action Partner In LA
• Finnegan Adds Atty In DC To Lead Firm's Advertising Practice
• Issues Arise As Cos. Shift From Class Actions To Arbitration
• Justices Decline To Hear Drivers' Ford Fuel Economy MDL
• Ill. Banking Brief: All The Notable Compliance Updates In Q3
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 9 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• Calif. Raises Data Broker Regulation Bar With Deletion Law
• United Healthcare TCPA Class Certified In Wash.
• California Judge Sends Tesla Camera Suit To Arbitration
• DOJ Inks Settlement With Fla. Doc In Fentanyl Kickback Case
• No Sanctions, No Class Cert. In Fruit Snack Fight
• Homeowners Sue Insurers Over Stampeding Horse Damage
• Miami Heat Store Inaccessible To Blind Customers, Suit Says
• EU Court Rejects Request To Halt EU-US Data Transfer Deal
• Lumen Seeks Deeper FCC Probe On Internet Traffic Exchange
• Gun Owners Seek Class Cert. In Glock Defect Suit
• FCC Affirms $2.3M Fine For Pirate Radio Station
• Caesars Sued By Loyalty Program Members Over Data Breach
• 9th Circ. Lets Consumers Speed Up Live Nation's Arb. Appeal
• Patients, Health Co. Settle Data Breach Suit For $2.9M
• FCC Chief Says Urgency Needed On Network Security
• TransUnion Users Denied Cert. Of Inflated Credit Score Class
• Judge Trims Timeshare Exit Co. Advertising Class Action
• Ill. Judge OKs $75M More In Chicken Price-Fixing Deals
• What Fed Supervision Letters Mean For Bank-Fintech Collabs
• Fee-Owing Atty Asks NC Panel To Stop Sale Of His Pickup
• BlockFi Was Kept In Dark As FTX Fund Cratered, Jury Hears
• Social Media Giants Must Face Negligence Claims, Judge Says
• Why Standing Analysis Is Key In Data Breach Mediation
• Justices Take Up BofA Escrow Interest Preemption Case
• Conn. Banking Brief: The Notable Compliance Updates In Q3
• Judicial Independence Needs Defense Amid Political Threats
• Pa. High Court Snapshot: Lawyers, Guns And Estate Money
• 5th Circ. Spurns Freddie, Fannie Shareholders' Challenge
• Judge Cites Rolling Stones In Nod For $28.5M Wawa Data Deal
• Bankman-Fried Notches Small Victories In Star Witness Cross
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 8 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• 'This Is Not About Money': Google, Epic Execs Fail To Settle
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rethink Marsh & McLennan Data Breach Case
• Investment Firm Settles With SEC Over Trade Disclosures
• Chick-Fil-A Inks Settlement With Customers In Data Hack Suit
• FCC Allows Extensions Under 'Rip And Replace' After Shortfall
• Bankman-Fried Atty Parries Star Witness As Feds Object
• FTC 'Abusing Authority' In Debt Scam Suit, Telecom Co. Says
• Georgia Law Won't Let State Step In On $1.7B Ford Case
• Wash. Judge Sends Predatory Lending Suit To Arbitration
• FTC, CFTC Sue Ex-CEO Of Bankrupt Crypto Lender Voyager
• CFPB, DOJ Caution Lenders About Bias Against Immigrants
• CFPB Circular On AI Credit Denials At Odds With Existing Law
• 'Do No Harm' To AM Radio In Media Rule Review, IHeart Says
• Flyers Have Standing To Contest JetBlue-Spirit, Judge Says
• How Law Firms Can Use Account-Based Marketing Strategies
• Mass. Banking Brief: The Notable Compliance Updates In Q3
• National Security Added To FCC Rationale For Net Neutrality
• NJ Panel Backs Atty Fee For AG In Fight With Ammunition Co.
• EPA Finalizes Forever Chemical Reporting Requirements
• America's Test Kitchen Settles Facebook Tracking Tool Claims
• Navigating Over-The-Counter Product Ads After FTC Warning
• EPA's Chief Enforcer Warns PFAS Manufacturers
• Nursing School, Owner Say Conn. Gov't Sabotaged Students
• TransUnion To Pay $23M Over Tenant Screening, Credit Locks
• Steptoe & Johnson Adds Crowell & Moring Enviro Law Partner
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 7 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• Dems Urge White House To Turn AI Principles Into Mandates
• Walmart's Raw Honey Is Not Actually Raw, Suit Says
• Calif. Law Forges Path To Force Data Brokers To Delete Info
• Trivest Wants 6th Circ. Review Of Mich. Judge's RICO Ruling
• Ex-Uber Exec Asks 9th Circ. To Toss Conviction Over Hack
• SEC Says Coinbase Answer On Rules Is With Commissioners
• Company Decries Gov't Bid To Freeze Ghost Gun Injunction
• Construction Co. Says Misnomer Doesn't Sink NC Fees Suit
• Honda Wants $5.6M Fee Bid Slashed In Valve Defect Suit
• FCC Could Require Cable, Satellite Rebates After Blackouts
• TikTok Can't Ax Nonuser Suit Over Third-Party Info Scraping
• State Regulators Back SEC's Howey Theory In Coinbase Case
• States Say Biden Rule Protects Against Predatory Colleges
• California Governor Signs Right To Repair Act Into Law
• 'Sam Told Me To': Ellison Says Bankman-Fried Directed Theft
• Aequitas Exec Says Payback Bid Is 'Financial Death Penalty'
• CFPB Says Big Banks Have Ended 'Vast Majority' Of NSF Fees
• Data Breach Suit Can't Survive On 'Ifs,' Pa. Logistics Co. Says
• Google Asked To Stop Saying YouTube '$600 Less Than Cable'
• NY Banking Brief: All The Notable Compliance Updates In Q3
• Strategic Succession Planning At Law Firms Is Crucial
• Rust-Oleum Wants Law Firm Sanctioned Over Secret Formula
• CFPB Sues Freedom Mortgage Claiming Loan Data Violations
• Congress Must Protect Consumer Fraud Whistleblowers
• Immigrant 'Misled' By Attys Seeks To Revive Green Card Case
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 6 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• FTC Pushes New Rule To Crack Down On Junk Fees
• Facebook Users' Attys Get $185M In $725M Meta Privacy Deal
• Colgate-Palmolive Customers Seek $1.9M Settlement Approval
• FTX Investors Can't Pause MDL Against Celeb Endorsers
• Keurig Ducks Wiretapping Suit Over Site Chat Logs, For Now
• Imaging Company To Pay $85M Over Doctor Kickback Scheme
• Ex-Atty Faces ID Theft Charges In Insurance Settlement Case
• Target's Fruit Cocktails Aren't Really 'In 100% Juice,' Suit Says
• Agri Stats Wants DOJ Complaint Sealed, A Week After Filing
• 23andMe Didn't Protect Sensitive Info From Hacker, Users Say
• Most ISPs Must Comply With FCC Label Rule In 6 Mos.
• Arrayit Exec Rips 15-Year Bid For COVID Fraud, Seeks 4 Years
• FCC Urged To Demand Trove Of Fox Lawsuit Discovery Docs
• Network Says Patients, Employees Not Injured By Data Breach
• Insurers' Owner Slams RICO Suit As Broken 'Placeholder'
• Consumer Suit Over Anti-Aging Supplements Moved To Utah
• Calif. Bans Hidden 'Junk Fees' For Consumers Starting In 2024
• Coinbase Accused Of Not Protecting User From Hacker
• Monster Gets $43M Added To Record $293M VPX False Ad Win
• How A 'Boxed In' Bankman-Fried Can Argue His Case
• Bankman-Fried Dishonest From Day 1, Star Witness Tells Jury
• Calif. Atty Indicted In Nearly $1B Alleged Ponzi Scheme
• Sports Camp Faked Univ. Partnership To Bilk Fees, Jury Told
• Ruling Shows Barriers Remain For Kids' Privacy Regulation
• Ford Says Recall, Similar Case Moot Engine Fire Suit
• Tech Firm Hit With Wage Suit Over 'Retroactive' Layoffs
• In The CFPB Playbook: The Bureau In The Courts
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 5 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• EU Set To Roll Out New Consumer Credit Rules
• FTX Investors Say Celebs Are 'Scared' To Pause MDL
• Snapchat Faces Heat From UK Regulator Over AI Chat Feature
• Wells Fargo Fines Were 'Biz As Usual' For Brass, Suit Says
• Ford Hit With Another Class Action Over Erratic Transmission
• Google Says Play Store Case Shouldn't Be All About Chats
• Airline Workers Union Wants JetBlue Merger Grounded
• Mich. Health Co. 'Reckless' With 2.5M Patients' Info, Suit Says
• Insurers Want Out Of BIPA Suit Against Camp Photo App
• GOP Leaders Insist FCC Withdraw Net Neutrality Plan
• Electric Vehicle Co. Faraday Inks $7.5M Shareholder Deal
• Wash. Hospital Says Facebook Tools Don't Share Patient Info
• Midco Says Carriers' Group Wrong On Need For SD Certificate
• Court Won't Cut Amazon Bid To Have Policies Deemed Lawful
• Quest, Optum360 Sent Health Info To Debt Cos., Suit Alleges
• Live Nation Says 'No Good Reason' To Expedite Appeal
• FTC's Antitrust Case Against Amazon Has Company
• Cooley Attys Savor Amgen-Horizon Close After FTC Battle
• GE, Retirees Seek OK For $61M Retirement Funds Settlement
• Amazon 'Fleeced' Shoppers Seeking Refunds, Suit Says
• Ga. Parents Latest To Hit Abbott With Baby Formula Suit
• Greed Spurred Organizers To Oversell Festival, Attendees Say
• Timeshare Co. Renews Injunction Bid In Contract Exit Suit
• Fla. Family Gets 5 To 12½ Years For Selling Fake COVID Cure
• NJ Law Reinforces States' Stance Against Card Surcharges
• Biden Admin. Calls For 'Strong' FCC Anti-Redlining Rules
• FTC's Health Co. Suit Indicates Agency's Private Equity Focus
• DuPont Can't Block PFAS Deal From Being Public, Papers Say
• Walgreens Sold 'Wholly Ineffective' Decongestants, Suit Says
• Alito Freezes Ghost Gun Companies' Injunction For Appeal
• Cases Linking Baby Food, Autism Pose Causation Challenges
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Online Trials With Unclear Terms Can Be Canceled For Free
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 4 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• Nardello Adds Former Asst. US Atty To LA Advisory Board
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