Consumer Protection Archive » November, 2023

Consumer Protection - November, 2023

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• TikTok Wins Prelim. Injunction Halting Montana's Ban On App
• Google VP Describes Stiff Competition At Antitrust Trial
• Pfizer Overhyped Its COVID-19 Vax Efficacy, Texas AG Claims
• Dem Slams GOP Subpoenas As Attempts To 'Feed The Beast'
• TikTok Escapes Indiana's Data-Sharing, Kids' Safety Claims
• Atty Held In Contempt After Several 'Frivolous' False Ad Suits
• Warner Norcross Can Take Data Breach Question To 6th Circ.
• Invisalign Customers Get Class Certification In Antitrust Suits
• Lack Of Net Neutrality Rules 'Crazy,' FCC Chair Tells Congress
• Clinics Sue To Block Wash. AG 'Abortion Pill Reversal' Probe
• Ex-Knicks Star Oakley Says Investment Adviser Stole $1M
• MOVEit Hack MDL Needs 'Structure,' Judge Tells Atty Gaggle
• EPA Proposes Removing All Lead Pipes In Next Decade
• Attendant Didn't Spill Hot Water On Passengers, Spirit Says
• What Lawyers Must Know About Calif. State Bar's AI Guidance
• Industry Must Elevate Native American Women Attys' Stories
• Meta Attacks FTC Court Amid Spat Over Child Data Settlement
• Wash. High Court Asked To Weigh In On Spam Ban
• CFPB's Chopra Warns AI Could Spark Flash Crash, Bank Runs
• Estate Attys Must Face Ex-Con's Claims They Took His Money
• 11th Circ. Orders New Trial In Pill Mill Row Over Ruan
• How Color Psychology Can Help Tell Your Trial Narrative
• A Look At Mass. Sports Betting Data Privacy Regulations
• Google's Bid To Avoid Jury Verdict In Epic Antitrust Trial DOA
• Sens. Float Bipartisan Bill To Ban Facial Scans At Airports
• CFPB's 'Smart' Open Banking Plan Gets GOP Nod
• Calif. Court OKs Expanded Coverages For Last Resort Insurer
• Ill. Judge Stands By Sending Tinder BIPA Case To Texas
• No Evidence Defunct Co.'s Policy Ever Existed, Insurer Says
• Bank-Chartered SoFi To Halt Crypto Services By Year End
• Judge Says Credit Card Fee Claim Site Should Be Shuttered
• Kraft, Others Ask Jury For $25M After Egg Price-Fixing Win
• German Tool Co. Pays $1.9M To End Customs Fraud Case
• Book Rating Law Burdens The 'Middlemen,' 5th Circ. Told
• Eagles Games Can Still Fly Without Fox TV, FCC Told
• Drug Giants Face 3rd RICO Suit In 3 Weeks Over Insulin Prices
• TracFone Pays $23M Settlement In FCC Subsidy Probes
• FCC Warns 7 Network Providers To Block Illegal Robocalling
• Judges' Financial Disclosures Missing In Big Business Courts
• Gov't To Appeal Toss Of Trump Reg On Drug Coupons
• Special Master Says Jones Day VW Docs Should Be Disclosed
• Crypto, Audit Cases Dominate SEC's Enforcement Focus In '23
• AbbVie Tells 3rd Circ. 'Sham' Case Ruling 'Explodes' Privilege
• Fiat Chrysler Wants Supplier To Foot Bill For Pacifica Recall
• New York Cybersecurity Amendments Raise Regulatory Bar
• Understanding Discovery Obligations In Era Of Generative AI
• 'This Is Solvable': Google, Epic Ordered To Midtrial Deal Talk
• Rent-A-Center To Pay $9M Over 'Abusive' Debt Collection
• CFPB's Chopra Says AI Could Give 'Enormous Control' To Few
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Shopify Consumer's Data Privacy Suit
• Hacked Ill. Casino Hit With Suit Over 'Reckless' Data Security
• Zelle User Asks Judge Not To Rethink Trimming Fraud Suit
• NY Fines Title Insurer $1M Over Cyber Control Deficiencies
• Law Firm Asks 9th Circ. To Curb SEC's Crypto 'Harassment'
• NetChoice Seeks Win In Suit Targeting Ark. Social Media Law
• FCC To Ease Signing-Up For Rural Health Funding Projects
• Advocates Worry 988 Hotline Georouting Will Get Delayed
• Consumer Privacy Rules For AI Floated By Calif. Regulators
• DC Court Skeptical Of Coca-Cola 'Greenwashing' Suit
• Tenant Screener Can Be Liable Under FHA, Feds Tell 2nd Circ.
• Sens. Question Anesthesia Co.'s 'Monopolistic' Model
• United To 'Aggressively' Push For Low-Cost Fliers, Exec Says
• Law Firm Leaders Cautiously Optimistic Heading Into 2024
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• BofA Hit With $12M CFPB Fine Over Mortgage Data Reporting
• Zuckerberg Nixed Proposal Aimed At Mental Health, AGs Say
• Google's Android Monopoly Harms Users, Stanford Prof Says
• Chicken Cos. Urge Justices To Allow Judgment Sharing Deal
• FCC Plans To Expand Data Breach Notification Rules
• US, UK Unveil Global Agreement For Securing AI Systems
• Target's 'Reef-Conscious' Sunscreen Is A Lie, Suit Alleges
• NY Judge OKs $1.65B Voyager Settlement With FTC
• Gaming Patent Trial Paused Amid Criminal Probe Of Bot Fraud
• NTIA Says It's Working On Space Industry's Spectrum Needs
• Meta Can't Stop FTC From Adding Data Profit Ban To $5B Deal
• John Deere Can't Avoid Trial In Right-To-Repair Monopoly Suit
• GM Drivers Ask 6th Circ. To Revive Truck Emissions Suit
• Robinhood User Says Platform Withheld Info From Investors
• Net Neutrality Hearing To Focus On FCC's Web 'Takeover'
• Plaintiffs Say Roblox Is Not Immune In Illegal Gambling Case
• Forecasting The Impact Of High Court Debit Card Rule Case
• Pharma Cos. Taking Discovery Disputes To Alabama Judge
• 3rd Circ. Revives Hacking Suit Against Brach Eichler In NJ
• Binance Founder Can't Yet Return To UAE Amid Bail Dispute
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Binance Founder Poses 'Serious Risk Of Flight,' DOJ Says
• Class Counsel Gets Time To Grow Participation In Privacy Deal
• Closed Conn. Nursing School Resists $20M Class Remedy
• FCC Paperwork Woes Lead To Big Fines For Small Towns
• US Chamber Backs Live Nation Arbitration Appeal To 9th Circ.
• FTC Says Total Wine's 'Hyperbole' Can't Halt Docs Demand
• Widow Can Seek Punitive Damages In Tesla Autopilot Suit
• Crypto Markets Sued Over Customers' Facial Scans
• The Case For Post-Bar Clerk Training Programs At Law Firms
• LG Chem Hit With NC Suit Over 'Exploding' E-Cigarette Battery
• 9th Circ. Sends Debt Collection Dispute Back To Lower Court
• Mifepristone Ruling Risks 'Profound Disruption,' Justices Told
• Rep. Anna Eshoo, Spectrum Policy Advocate, Won't Run Again
• FTC Warning Letters Note 5 Mistakes For Influencers To Avoid
• John Deere Says Tesla Ruling Backs Repair Case Dismissal
• Construction Loan Disclosures Could Benefit Rural Housing
• Judge Grants Class Cert. In Travel Refund Coverage Row
• Epic And Google Security Experts Battle In App Antitrust Trial
• FTC OKs Subpoena-Like Process To Streamline AI Probes
• FTC, Calif. Hit Ancestry Co. Over Deceptive Marketing, Billing
• Ga. Appeals Pauses Release Of PFAS Deal Details
• Nonusers Of TikTok Fight Platform's Bid To End Privacy Suit
• Allstate, Lowe's Settle Dehumidifier Fire Coverage Dispute
• Toll Bros. Fights To Keep Suit Alleging Botched $12M Deal Alive
• FCC Revokes Texas Broadcaster's License Over Unpaid Fees
• Allergy Testing Co. Head Charged In $5.9M Fraud Scheme
• Stanley Steemer Hit With Class Action Over Data Breach
• Chef Boyardee Maker Wants To Can 'No Preservatives' Suit
• Eye Drop Users Can't Turn FDA Warning Into Injury, Co. Says
• PE Firm, Anesthesia Practice Ask To Toss FTC Antitrust Case
• DOJ Nabs Basquiat Painting In Malaysian Fund Clawback
• Drug Giants Face New Racketeering Suit Over Insulin Prices
• CFPB, DOJ Signal Focus On Fair Lending To Immigrants
• Attorneys Have An Ethical Duty To Protect The Judiciary
• Attys Want $4.2M In Fees For Aurora Health Privacy Case
• Supporters Back Timeliness Of Store's Debit Card Fee Suit
• Feds Seize $9M In Stablecoins Tied To 'Pig Butchering' Scams
• FCC Proposes Cutting Down 'Junk' Cable Fees
• Meme Frenzy 'No Secret' Before Robinhood's IPO, Judge Says
• 'Historic' Airline Growth Needed To Replace Spirit, Judge Told
• FCC Will Be Mulling Rules To Make Pole Attachments Cheaper
• Jury Finds Egg Producers Liable In Price-Fixing Scheme
• PFAS-Tainted Water Suit Belongs In State Court, Patrons Say
• Binance To Pay $4.3B, Founder Takes Plea To End DOJ Probe
• Insurance Exec Agrees To Fines In Multibillion-Dollar RICO
• Epic CEO Testifies 'Billions' Possible From Win Over Google
• Google And Apple Copped To Antitrust Deal, Consumers Say
• Kraken Is Running Unregistered Crypto Exchange, SEC Says
• FTC Says 'Copious Evidence' Backs Amazon Prime Case
• Cross-Market Implications In FTC's Anesthesia Complaint
• Sales Training Firm Shut 'For Good' In $30M CFPB-States Deal
• Departing Irish Privacy Regulator Leaves 'Big Shoes To Fill'
• Public Safety Must Keep Control Of 4.9 GHz, FCC Told
• NY-Based Hospital To Pay $80K For HIPAA Violations
• Walmart Inks $45M Deal Over Inflated Product Weights
• Puerto Rico Deal Should Nix Pension Suits, 1st Circ. Told
• Pharmacies Say Expert Error Frees Them From Opioid MDL
• Wash. Hospital To Pay $13.4M After AG's Charity Care Probe
• Live Nation And Ticketmaster Hit With Senate Subpoena
• Purina Food Exposes Cats To 'Forever Chemicals,' Suit Says
• Invisalign Antitrust Classes Win Some, Lose Some On Cert.
• Tesla Dodges 'Right-To-Repair' Monopoly Claims, For Now
• Starlink Touts 'Innovative' Antennas To Quell Interference Fear
• Colo. Justices To Hear Landlord's Meth Lab Evidence Fight
• United Airlines Overhypes Sustainable Fuel Claims, Suit Says
• Sen. Wyden Calls On DOJ To Release Surveillance Project Info
• Chamber Urges DC Circ. To Ax EPA Chemical Reporting Rule
• Customer Can't Sue PG&E Over Blackouts, Calif. Justices Say
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Kansas Refinery To Pay $23M Over Clean Air Act Violations
• Gamers Battled AI Instead Of Humans, $1B RICO Suit Says
• Monsanto Hit With $165M Verdict In Latest School PCB Loss
• GM 'Stalls Out,' Can't Pause Fuel Pump Suit
• Apple Conspires Against Crypto On Cash Apps, Consumers Say
• Ill. Panel Won't Revive Customers' Suits Over ComEd Bribery
• Sea World Must Produce Social Media Policy Info In Bias Suit
• Ohio Judge Lets Business Lead Generator Out Of Privacy Suit
• Toyota Credit Arm Inks $60M Deal To End Cancellation Claims
• NY AG's Plastic Bottle Suit Called Both Innovative, Overreach
• Justices Asked To Revive Rabobank Price-Fixing Claims
• Kraft, Others 'Concocted' Egg Price-Fixing Claims, Jury Hears
• UK Regulator Moves To Contest Ax Of Clearview Privacy Fine
• Burger King Loses Sanctions Bid In Beef Over Ads, For Now
• Crypto Co. Says Suit Over $100M Hack Should Be In Estonia
• YouTuber Logan Paul Switches Counsel For NFT Fraud Claims
• NY Health System Accused Of Exposing 3.9M Patients' Data
• Centene Board Got No Red Flags On Pricing, Del. Court Told
• 4th Circ. Axes Discipline Against ADA Atty In High Court Case
• 5th Circ. Pauses CFPB Appeal In Anti-Bias Exam Policy Fight
• BofA, Customer Agree To Drop Unpaid Credit Card Bonus Suit
• Sony Seeks Early PlayStation Antitrust Class Cert. Denial
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Lyme Disease Patients' Suit Over Study
• X Corp. Can't Go To Judge To End FTC Privacy Monitoring
• Make 'Cost Causer' Pay For Pole Upgrades, AT&T Says
• Bill Says ISPs, Streamers Should Pay Into FCC Subsidy Fund
• Pipe Co.'s Dangerous Design Led To House Fire, Insurer Says
• Fed's Barr Sees 'Very, Very Small' Credit Cost From Basel Plan
• What Cos. Should Know About FTC's Proposed Junk Fee Rule
• Feds Drop Price-Fixing Case Against Former Drug Exec
• Global Securities Watchdog Tackles Crypto Bundle Conflicts
• Forum Clause Dooms Firm's Settlement Fund Hack Suit
• Rehab's Abuse Suit Coverage Capped At $1M, Insurer Says
• AI Can Help Lawyers Overcome The Programming Barrier
• Cos. Must Adapt To Calif. Immigration Data Privacy Law
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Are CCOs Really In The SEC's Crosshairs?
• How The Netherlands Became A Hub For EU Class Actions
• Total Stay Of CFPB Small Biz Data Rule Is Boon To Lenders
• Google's CLO Gets Earful From Judge Over Deleted Chats
• Egg Price-Fixing Goals Were Sometimes 'Blatant,' Jury Hears
• Anti-Abortion Lawmakers Urge Justices To Skip Pill Ruling
• Del. Arbitration Check Ordered For Insys Trustee CEO Claims
• Citi Should Face More Sanctions Over Bias Claims, Rep. Says
• CFPB Report Puts Spotlight On Bogus Medical Debt Collection
• Olaplex Brass Misled Investors On Formula Change, Suit Says
• State Regulators Target 'Gamified' Crypto Certificate Scheme
• FCC Judge Looks To Clear Up Dispute Over C-Band Payments
• 6th Circ. Unravels Ford F-150 Faulty Brakes Class
• Insurer Backpedals On Coverage For Carnival Ride Death
• Cybersecurity Contractor Cops To Ga. Hospital Hack
• FTC Strikes Deal With Prison Phone Co. Over Data Breach
• Roblox Users Ask 9th Circ. To Reboot Suit Over Sales To Kids
• FCC's 'Rip And Replace' Delays Upset Rural Providers
• Judge Keeps Realtors Subscription List Sale Suit Alive
• How Legal Teams Can Prep For Life Sciences' Tech Revolution
• FCC Accuses Telecom Again Of Phone 'Slamming'
• Key Takeaways From CFPB's Proposed Data-Sharing Rules
• Groupon Settles Suit Targeting Bogus Small Biz Discounts
• Alexion Investors Want $31M Atty Fee In Sales Tactics Deal
• Morgan Stanley To Pay $6.5M To 6 States Over Data Breaches
• FDIC Faces Congressional Probe Into Toxic Workplace Claims
• Google 'Tipped Off' Media To Fortnite Bug, Epic Jury Hears
• FTC Warns Sugar Promoters On Misleading Social Media Ads
• Meta Seeks Trim Of 'Copycat' Health Privacy Suit
• Susman Godfrey Vies To Help Lead $7.3M Crypto Suit
• Lawmakers Clash Over The Scope Of Illicit Finance In Crypto
• NY Adopts New Guidance On Listing Of Virtual Currencies
• 3 States Slam Feds' Request For Pause In Abortion Drug Suit
• Sens. Say Latin Am. Clothes Stained By Chinese Forced Labor
• Hyundai, Kia Can't Ditch Insurers' Claims In Car Theft MDL
• FCC Rule Aims To Prevent Cellphone SIM Card Fraud
• UnitedHealth Uses AI To Deny Patient Services, Suit Says
• Exxon Says NYC's Climate Suit Belongs In Federal Court
• Total Wine Fights FTC's 'Alarming' Info Request
• Transparency And Explainability Are Critical To AI Compliance
• FCC Chief Floats Prioritizing Localism In Broadcast Renewals
• Payday Lender Accused Of Rent-A-Bank Scheme In Georgia
• Inside Bank Regulators' Community Lending Law Overhaul
• What 5th Circ. Uncrewed Aircraft Systems Ruling Got Wrong
• 4th Circ. Revives Md. Atty Client Ethics Challenge
• Divided FCC Adopts Contentious Anti-Discrimination Rules
• Breaking Down The SEC's 2024 Examination Priorities
• Union Health Care Plans File Antitrust Action Against Takeda
• Preparing Law Students For A New, AI-Assisted Legal World
• Verizon Accused Of Helping Scammer Steal Coinbase Funds
• New York AG Sues PepsiCo Over Single-Use Plastic Pollution
• CFPB Orders $15M Fine, Loan Restrictions For Online Lender
• Google CEO Denies App Store Monopoly In Epic Games Trial
• NC Law Firm Wants Insurance Coverage For Phishing Hack
• 8th Circ. Backs The Gap In Customer's Deceptive Price Suit
• Judge Grants Eli Lilly Injunction In Mounjaro Trademark Case
• Investors Denied Class Cert. In Robinhood Meme Stock Suit
• Judge OKs $2M Deal In Colgate-Palmolive Tainted-Goods Claims
• Texas Judge Defers Ch. 11 Rulings Pending Recusal Hearing
• Colo. Justices Debate 'Unfairness' Of Vintage Car Payout
• Philadelphia Inquirer Can't Dodge Facebook Data Sharing Suit
• FCC Proposes School, Library Cybersecurity Program
• Judge Says Numbers Faulty In College Data Breach Deal
• Senate Republicans Want FCC Anti-Discrimination Plan Nixed
• Developer Of 'Mutant Ape' NFT Pleads Guilty In Fraud Case
• Accountants Duped Clients About 'Teetering' Firm, Suit Says
• TD Bank Customer Attys Net $1.6M For $4.9M Unfair Fees Deal
• JetBlue Deal Would Cause 'Frenzy' Of Competition, Judge Told
• How Social Media Can Affect Trial Outcomes
• General Counsel Need Data Literacy To Keep Up With AI
• What Changes To Prop 65 Warning Rules Mean For Cos.
• Social Media MDL Judge Allows Parents' Negligence Claims
• Mazda Escapes Liability Suit In Del. Due To Improper Service
• Fiat Chrysler Avoids Damages In Faulty Headrest Class Action
• 5 Credit Card Practices Drawing CFPB Notice In New Report
• Google's CLO To Face Hot Seat As Judge Questions 'Culture'
• School Attys Seek Table Seat In Social Media Addiction MDL
• Jury Failed To Remedy Lemon Claims, Conn. Justices Told
• Amazon Execs Broke Law To Appease Bezos, Investors Say
• Crypto Mixer Sanctions Stretch Authority, Users Tell 5th Circ.
• Capital One Wants Customer Sign-Up Bonus Suit Dismissed
• PostMeds Slapped With Another Suit Over Data Breach
• Google Targets Scammers Who Peddled Infected Bard AI Tool
• SafeMoon Founder To Remain Jailed And Transferred To NY
• BofA Can't Escape All Of Customer's Zelle Outage Suit
• Citi Faces Consumer Suit Over Anti-Armenian Bias Claims
• TransUnion Can't Recoup $5M Paid To CFPB In Settlement
• Creditors Say Puerto Rico Gov't Stopped Paying Utility Debt
• Chrysler Headrest Trial Closes With Fight Over Defect's Scope
• 2nd Circ. Affirms GM Win In Gear-Shift Defect Suit
• Shoppers Defend Challenge Of $25B Kroger, Albertsons Deal
• Civil Litigation Against Gun Businesses Can Reduce Violence
• DR Horton, Lennar Hit With Disability Bias Suit In Texas
• FCC Told Merging Subsidy Programs Could Hurt Enrollment
• Tech, Atty Groups Rip FTC's 'Extraordinary' Bid To Bar Amici
• Google In-House Attys Joked About 'Fake Privilege,' Jury Told
• Crypto Firms Face Tougher Due Diligence Post-FTX
• NY, FTC Dial Up Heat With Financial Data Security Upgrades
• Mich. Supreme Court Frets Over Free Speech In Robocall Case
• Amazon Wants To Trim Class Claims Over Return Re-Charges
• TikTok Says Nonusers 'Pled Themselves Out Of' Privacy Suit
• Agri Stats Wants Enforcement Action Moved To Illinois
• Ex-Payday Lender's Wife Can't Shed Asset Freeze
• FCC Chief Counters Hill Critics On Net Neutrality Rules
• SafeMoon Founder's Release Paused After Feds' Challenge
• Ms. Cooper Sues Mr. Cooper Claiming Credit Reporting Errors
• AI Could Expand Price-Fixing To Less Concentrated Markets
• Labor Groups Say Feds Must Investigate All AV Operations
• Groups Call On DC Circ. To Ax EPA Chemical Reporting Rule
• FCC Seeks To Pay For School, Library Wi-Fi Hotspots
• AI Isn't The Wild West, So Prepare Now For Bias Risks
• Dollar Bank 'Opened The Door' For Cyberattack, Suit Says
• Retailers: Beware Legislator And Regulator Junk Fee Focus
• Vans And Walmart Reach Settlement In Sneaker Knockoff Suit
• Repeal Of Mich. Drugmaker Liability Shield Goes To Governor
• Disney Hit With Suit Over Slip At Hawaii Resort Pool
• Navigating Discovery Of Generative AI Information
• Google Offered Epic $147M To Prevent App Flight, Jury Told
• Fifth Third Says State AGs Probing Solar Financing Unit
• Egg Exec Denies Industry Collab Was Collusion
• Mr. Cooper's $3.6M Convenience Fee Settlement Gets 1st OK
• SafeMoon Founder Granted Bail Despite Gov't Protest
• Chrysler Fears 'Windfall' In Faulty Headrest Trial
• Faraday Future's $7.5M Shareholder Deal Gets Initial OK
• Disney Trims But Can't Toss Privacy Suit Over ESPN Website
• Advertising Group Urges Caution With Private Health Data
• Conn. Supreme Court Snapshot: Firm Fends Off Sanctions
• ​​​​​​​USDA Unveils New Steps To 'Level Playing Field' For Farmers
• Industry Groups Urge Senate To Add 'Rip And Replace' Funds
• FCC Urged To Make Clearer Way To File Redlining Complaints
• First-Of-Its-Kind Artist AI Ruling Offers Liability Guidance
• Gilead Wants HIV Drug Antitrust Suit Tossed Again, For Good
• Don't Let Fenwick And Celebs Slip FTX Suit, Investors Say
• Justices Told To Ignore Group's Take On Abortion Pill OK
• Gerber Hit With False Ad Suit Over 'No Preservatives' Snacks
• Finding Focus: Strategies For Attorneys With ADHD
• Attys In Credit Card Fee Suit Ask Court To Kill Claims Site
• Travel Insurer Asks 9th Circ. To Ax 'Irrational' Fee Suit Award
• Ford Can't Arbitrate Warranty Suit Over 3G Shutdown
• Broadcasters Add Pressure On FCC To Ditch Ownership Rules
• DOJ To Focus Investigations On Medicare, COVID-19 Fraud
• How Cos. Can Protect Privacy In The Age Of AI
• CFPB Says Citi Must Pay $26M For Credit Card Discrimination
• What To Expect From California's Digital Assets Regime
• FTC Slams 'Unhelpful' Amici Briefs In Amazon Prime Case
• J. Crew Can Arbitrate Customer's 'Comparable Value' Suit
• Google's Deleted Chats Draw Scrutiny At Epic Antitrust Trial
• CFPB Takes Suit Over Anti-Bias Exam Policy To 5th Circ.
• SEC's Uyeda Criticizes 'Astonishing' Texting Probe Fines
• Abbott Says It Is Not Implicated In Baby Formula MDL
• Abbott Labs Wants To Ditch Glucerna Class Claims
• King's Speech IDs Digital Competition Rules As UK Priority
• Patients In Data Breach Suit Say Fraud Risk Equals Injury
• Toyota, VW, GM And Honda Beat Privacy Suits At 9th Circ.
• 9th Circ. Affirms Ax Of Calif. Glyphosate Cancer Warning Label
• Man Extradited From Romania For $48M Cyber Fraud
• FCC Republican Rails Against Anti-Discrimination Proposal
• T-Mobile Urged To Change Phone Upgrade Ad Claims
• Yelp Claims Paxton's Anti-Abortion Center Fight Chills Speech
• Va. County Alleges Racketeering In Suit Over Insulin Prices
• DOJ To Add More Health Care Fraud Prosecutors, Official Says
• Ex-Nursing Students Want $20M Placeholder In Shutdown Suit
• NYSBA Pushes For Legal Reform On Face ID, Biometric Data
• Spirit Airlines Chair Testifies Profits Not In Sight Without Deal
• The 2023 Law360 Prestige Leaders
• How Law Firms Build And Protect Stellar Reputations
• Ford Can't Halt Va. Transmission Case Amid Transfer Bid
• NJ Firm Wants $29K Fees In Debt Suit That Settled For $10K
• CFPB Unveils Bid To Supervise Big Tech's Payment Apps
• Why SEC Is Worried AI Could Lead To Recession, Racial Bias
• Preparing Bank Customer Service For New CFPB Scrutiny
• Google Users Fight To Appeal Denial Of $5.5M Privacy Deal
• Monsanto Spinoff Owes Wash. Teachers Over $47M, Jury Told
• Google Raked In Billions Blocking App Store Rivals, Jury Told
• Trial Of Mango Markets Trader Pushed To April 2024
• Tufin Investor Attys Want $667K In Fees For IPO Setlement
• NJ Justices Ask If 'Fake' Aeropostale Sales Duped Shoppers
• Coors False Ad Suit No Crunch Berries Case, 11th Circ. Told
• 3 States Ask To Join Suit To Halt Access To Abortion Drug
• Sex Trafficking Victim Wants Hotel Liability Suit Kept Alive
• GM Must Face Airbag Software Defect Suit, Judge Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Verizon Pans FCC 'Quality' Metrics In Anti-Redlining Rules
• Walgreens Hit With Investors Suit Over Opioid Epidemic
• FTC Chair Defends Enforcement Record In Letter To Congress
• Glad And Consumer Agree To Trash 'Recyclable' Bags Suit
• 4 States Join DOJ's Agri Stats Info-Sharing Lawsuit
• Experian Consumers' Class Bid Revived By 11th Circ.
• Missouri Sen. Seeks Info On FCC's Net Neutrality 'Power Grab'
• Town's 'Novel' Tobacco Ban Scrutinized By Mass. High Court
• Chubb's Policy Discounts Don't Add Up, Homeowner Says
• White House Threatens Veto Over IRS, FTC Funding Bill
• Justices View FCRA Immunity Bid Through 50-Year-Old Lens
• JetBlue CEO Testifies Big Airlines Shouldn't Sweat Spirit Deal
• Former NPR Atty Joins America's Public Television Stations
• 11th Circ. Backs Porsche In Engine Cooling Defect Suit
• MidFirst Bank Hit With Class Action Over Data Breach
• CFPB Probe Paused For High Court Constitutionality Row
• White House AI Order Balances Innovation And Regulation
• 2nd Circ. Orders Arbitration In 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Suit
• Intel's Win In Microprocessor Security MDL Upheld
• Meta Pays Interest For Delay In Funding $725M Privacy Pact
• Bankman-Fried Faces 'Uphill Battle' Appeal, Decades In Prison
• AI Will 'Revolutionize' Class Action Payouts, Judge Says
• ​​​​​​​Unsealed FTC Suit Claims 'Staggering' Tracking By Kochava
• Up Next At High Court: 2nd Amendment & Gov't Immunity
• Justices Will Ponder 'Person' In FCRA Case Immunity Bid
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Pacira Hits Rivals With False Ad Suits Over Pain Drugs
• Kroger Broke 'Kona' Coffee Settlement, Farmers Claim
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Contractor Seeks Coverage For Seattle Sewer Damage Dispute
• Bankman-Fried's Riskiest Bet Was Taking The Stand
• Amazon Targets Counterfeit Brain Supplement Sellers
• GM's 'Winner-Take-All' Defect Trial Plan Costs It $100M Redo
• Whopper Buyers Rip Burger King's 'Red Herring' Sanction Bid
• JetBlue CEO Liked Spirit Flight, Judge Told In $3.8B Deal Row
• How Biden's AI Order Stacks Up Against Calif. And G7 Activity
• Safe-Harbor Period Change Could Hinder TCPA Compliance
• GoodRx Threatened With Sanctions Over Settlement Notice
• Justices To Hear Arbitration Case Over Dogecoin Sweepstakes
• Meta Tracking Class Lowers Atty Fee Bid After Judge Criticism
• Time To Ban Deferred Prosecution For Fatal Corporate Crime
• Alaska Air Allowed Pilot To 'Nearly Kill' All Aboard, Suit Says
• US Trustee Seeks More Time To Weigh Genesis' Ch. 11 Update
• Monsanto Spinoff Blames Poor Air In PCB Trial's Final Hours
• 8th Circ. Repeals EPA Ban On Food Crop Pesticide Chlorpyrifos
• Nonprofit Calls For CMS-Amgen Price Talks To Reflect Abuse
• FTC Says Amazon Used Secret Algorithm To Drive Up Prices
• Dow, PPG Avoid Damages In Calif. Contamination Trial
• Kids' Online Safety Push Runs Into Constitutional Steamroller
• Medical Gear Co. Whistleblower Mostly Slips Counterclaims
• Okta Investors Seek Cert. In Cyberattack Coverup Suit
• States Want Generic Drug Price-Fixing Claims Back In Conn.
• Google Loses Bid For Bench Trial On Eve Of Epic Games Fight
• Bankman-Fried Found Guilty Of Massive Fraud That Sank FTX
• FTC Strikes $18M Deal With 'Deceptive' Cash Advance App
• Feds Tell High Court No Circ. Split In Esformes Case
• U. Of Fla. Student Asks High Court To Revive COVID Suit
• Some Pa. Pay-TV Systems Must Drop Pittsburgh ABC Affiliate
• Treasury Tackles Climate Change's Impact On Home Insurance
• PayPal Hit With SEC Subpoena Over Its Dollar Stablecoin
• Philly Shouldn't Let Kids Agree To Vaxes, RFK Group Says
• Avectus, Mercy Strike $3.5M Deal In Debt Collection Class Suit
• DOJ, CFPB Told To Retract Guidance Against Immigrant Bias
• How Consumer Complaints Can Help Companies
• 'Bewildering' Side Deal Sinks $3.2M Wawa Data Breach Fee
• VW, Porsche Slam Objections To $80M Emissions Deal
• Cos. Must Address Growing Chatbot Class Action Risk
• Key Points From NY Regulators' Crypto Listing Update
• LIVE COVERAGE: Day 18 Of Sam Bankman-Fried's Trial
• Gilead And Teva Drug Buyers Lose Bid For New Antitrust Trial
• Mormon Church Accused Of Investing 'Charitable' Donations
• Monsanto Spinoff's Expert Denies Honing Trial Defense
• Williams-Sonoma Thread-Count Class Cert. Nearly Sewn Up
• Bankman-Fried Accused Of 'Bald-Faced Lies' As Trial Wraps
• Slain Pa. Driver's Family Hits Uber With Wrongful Death Suit
• NY Financial Regulator Beefs Up Cybersecurity Rules
• LA County Latest To Hit Johnson & Johnson With Talc Suit
• OppFi Beats Calif. Regulator's Bid For Preliminary Injunction
• Update Power Limits For Sat Broadband, Stakeholders Say
• Altria, Philip Morris To Pay $7M To Texas County In Vape Deal
• Buyer Says Conn.-Based Gallery Sold Fake Keith Haring Work
• 10th Circ. Revives Class Bid In Troubled-Teen Ranch Suit
• FCC OKs Tests Of Puerto Rico Mobile Providers' Performance
• Residents Sue NYC Over Permanent Outdoor Dining Law
• FCC Subsidy Challengers Take Fight To High Court
• Flint Engineering Co. Offers $8M To End Water Crisis Suits
• FCC Moves Ahead On 100/20 Mbps Broadband Benchmark
• Judge Allows BIPA Suit Targeting Amazon's Alexa To Proceed
• Spirit Feared JetBlue-AA Pact Would 'Cloud' Deal, Judge Told
• Why Hemp-Synthesized Intoxicants Need Uniform Regs
• Meatpackers Colluded To Fix Beef Prices, NC Food Co. Says
• Costco Planted Illegal Tracking 'Bug' Online, Privacy Suit Says
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