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Consumer Protection - December, 2023

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• Guidance Needed On Subsidy Wind-Down, Groups Tell FCC
• The Most-Read Legal Industry Law360 Guest Articles Of 2023
• SEC Says Sanctions Not Warranted After Judge's Threat
• 9th Circ. Eases Rocky Road For Ice Cream Buyers' Suit
• Orrick Cuts Deal To Settle Data Breach Litigation
• TikTok, Others Face GOP Heat Over Data Privacy, Fake Goods
• 9th Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Minor's Roblox Refund Row
• Kroger-Albertsons Merger Challenge Given One Last Shot
• Law Enforcement Groups Deny Commercial Stake In 4.9 GHz
• Hartford Wants Out Of Countertop Co.'s Silica Exposure Suits
• TikTok Tells NC Panel AG's Ask For Zoom Calls Goes 'Too Far'
• Judge Wants Macy's Bedsheet Buyer's $10.5M Deal Revised
• USAA Sued Over Mass Denial Of Auto Insurance Claims
• The Telecom Developments That Defined 2023
• Venable Trade Guru On US Steel-Nippon's Tough Road Ahead
• Pa. Justices To Weigh Penalty Limits In Rent-To-Own Row
• What The 2023 Bank Failures Taught Us, And What's To Come
• FCC Advisory Panel To Focus On AI's Telecom Impact
• Buyer Can't Land Class Cert. In American Tuna False Ad Suit
• 5 Most Notable Class Action Standing Cases Of 2023
• Crum & Forster, Contractor Settle Sewer Damage Dispute
• How SEC And NY Cyber Reporting Rules Affect Key Industries
• GOP Bill Counters Biden's Immigration Warning To Creditors
• Trends Shaping The 2024 Consumer Packaged Goods Industry
• Resort Co. Must Face TCPA Claims, Ill. Judge Rules
• Attorneys' Busiest Times Can Be Business Opportunities
• Atty Beats Disqualification From Samsung Case Over Contact
• Top North Carolina Cases Of 2023
• Top Ohio Cases From 2023
• Judge Quickly Rejects SBF's Bid To Delay Sentencing Hearing
• GOP Says NTIA Unlawfully Allowing State Rate Regulation
• NY AG Says SiriusXM Trapped Consumers In Subscriptions
• FTC Targets Data Profits With Kids' Privacy Rule Changes
• Hawley Delays Nominations Of McConnell Aides To FTC, NTSB
• Broadcast Can Beef Up Wireless Alert System, Public TV Says
• AARP Can't Duck Users' Video Privacy Proposed Class Action
• Exxon Warned Against More Delays In Mass. AG's Climate Suit
• DOJ, CFPB Hit Texas Lender With 1st Predatory Lending Suit
• 9th Circ. Scienter Ruling May Strengthen FDA's Leverage
• New FCC Robocall Reporting System Nabs First Target
• In The World Of Legal Ethics, 10 Trends To Note From 2023
• EPA Kicks Off $600M Enviro Justice Local Grant Program
• Consumers Cite 'Common Proof' In Nestlé False Ad Suit
• Why Challenges To FTC Authority Are Needed
• Analyzing 1 Year Of Comments On FTC's Green Guides
• The Key Laws Retailers Should Pay Attention To In 2024
• Meta Calls Investor's Social Ills Suit 'Antithetical' To Del. Law
• The Biggest Environmental Regulatory Actions Of 2023
• AmerisourceBergen Ruling Sharpens Del.'s Compliance Focus
• Fla. Siblings Charged With Receiving $9M In Medicare Scheme
• Invisalign Fights Social Media Class Notice In Antitrust Suits
• Interpol Nabs 3,500 Cybercrime Suspects, $300M In Assets
• Regulators Urged To Monitor DeFi Like Traditional Finance
• Yelp Accuses Reputation Co. Of Suppressing Bad Reviews
• EPA Says Enforcement Improving With Boosted Resources
• Rock And Roll Outlet Can't Stop Nearby Station's Expansion
• DC Circ. Won't Keep Climate Fraud Suit In Federal Court
• Wash. Justices' Ruling Dooms Monsanto's Appeal, Plaintiffs Say
• 7th Circ. Got BIPA Insurance Ruling Wrong, Ill. Judges Say
• Fed Warns Justices Of Pandora's Box In Debit Card Fee Case
• Fed's New Swipe At Debit Fees Stirs Up Dilemma For Banks
• Paul Weiss, Kirkland Steer $179M Buy Of Bitcoin Mining Sites
• Row Over LA Sparks Tickets Ignites Suit For 2 Ex-Owners
• Tribal Leaders Call For More Support To Sustain Broadband
• Injury Firm DQ'd From Home Depot Mower Accident Dispute
• SEC, NY Cybersecurity Rules Create Complexity For Insurers
• How Attorneys Can Be More Efficient This Holiday Season
• Wash. Firm's Negligence Wasn't Consumer Claim, Panel Says
• CFPB, OCC Order US Bank To Pay $36M Over COVID Benefits
• Google Must Add Play Store Options In $700M Deal With AGs
• Tennessee Alleges BlackRock's ESG Goals Mislead Investors
• CFTC Wins OK For $2.7B Binance Deal, $150M Zhao Payout
• Colo. Judge Pushes Teva On EpiPen Damages Math
• No Amazon Antitrust Trial Until At Least 2026
• Del. Justices Reverse Chancery AmerisourceBergen Suit Toss
• Conn. Utility, Customers Square Off Over PFAS Claims Venue
• Apple Referred To DOJ For Blocking Android IMessage App
• SC Judge Won't Reconsider Foam Co. Dismissal Ruling
• Southwest Hit With $140M Fine Over 2022 Christmas Delays
• Bosch Can't Halt Ferrari Brake Defect Suit, NJ Judge Rules
• Reverse Mortgage Lender Can't Ax Fees Suit, Judge Says
• Jury Awards $857M In Yet Another Wash. Monsanto PCB Loss
• 'Superb' Juul MDL Attys Get $76.5M, But Diversity Issue Noted
• Ex-Air Force Tech's Estate Ends Asbestos Suit Against Firms
• GOP Questions FCC On How Many People Subsidies Help
• Agencies' Aggressive Merger Approach Was Tested In 2023
• 7th Circ. Must Hear Gun Marketing Forum Fight, Ill. Judge Says
• Highway Group Proposes 4.9 GHz 'Band Manager Light'
• A Look At FedNow Liability Allocation And A 4th Circ. Toss-Up
• Florida Credit Union Must Face Overdraft Fee Suit
• FTC Wants $37M Award, COVID Products Ban For Texas Co.
• Judge Stays On ​​​​​​​Texas Ch. 11 Case Amid Jackson Walker Mess
• A Former Bankruptcy Judge Talks 2023 High Court Rulings
• Insurer Scores $1.4M In Atty Fees For Co.'s Ex-Exec Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ashley Furniture Sues Atty Over 'Frivolous' Warranty Suit
• Biggest Illinois Decisions Of 2023
• Children's Book Writing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOJ Slams Teva's Bid For Answers On Dropped Case
• Ky. Hospital Didn't Do Enough To Stop Data Breach, Suit Says
• 2nd Circ.'s BofA Ruling Risks Consumer Harm, Justices Told
• Generator Co. Wasn't Liable For Fire, Judge Says
• The Cybersecurity & Privacy Developments That Shaped 2023
• CMS Urges Plans To Fairly Compensate Vaccine Providers
• Tribe-Linked Usury Lender Must Face RICO Claim In Va. Court
• EPA Plans To Reduce Slaughterhouse Water Pollution
• Warehouse Co. Hit With Class Action In Ga. Over Data Breach
• EPA Poised To Study Safety Of Chemical In Ohio Derailment
• FCC Floats $1.2M Fine Over Noncompliant Radio Devices
• 7 Biggest Massachusetts Top Court Rulings Of 2023
• TV Networks Ask FCC Not To Extend Top 4 Rule To Multicasts
• The State Of CFPB Focus On Credit Reporting Of Medical Debt
• Vaping Co.'s Stay Bid Nixed As Too Late To Block FDA Denial
• 1st Circ. Backs Off-Label Marketing Convictions
• Power Plants Owed Nothing To Uri Consumers, Panel Rules
• Nearly 100 Dems Urge CFPB To Limit Arbitration Clauses
• Phony Card Fee Settlement Site Must Shut Down, Judge Says
• Delta Faces Headwinds Over 'Catch-22' Greenwashing Suit
• Conservative Groups Fight FCC Digital Equity Rule
• GOP Sens. Attack FCC's Data Breach Rule As Unlawful
• Ex-Bankers Org Accountant Gets 2 Years For Embezzlement
• Wireless Cos. Seek More Time On Hearing Aid Rules
• Network Cos. Want Neutrality, But Urge FCC Not To Overstep
• ​​​​​​​11th Circ. Upholds FCC's Universal Service Fund
• 4th Circ. Asked To Reveal Names Of Talc Study's 75 Patients
• CoinList To Pay $1.2M To Settle OFAC Sanctions Claims
• Chamber Tells 1st Circ. American-JetBlue Judge Unfair To JVs
• Axos Unit Pulls 'Bait And Switch' On Savings Rates, Suit Claims
• Penny Stock Maven Charged With Stock 'Scalping' Scheme
• 5th Circ. Told Tesla Direct Sales Dispute Is A Political Issue
• SolarWinds Tells Judge SEC Overstepped With Cyber Suit
• Flight Attendants Vouch For JetBlue-Spirit Deal Post-Trial
• Shkreli's Lifetime Pharma Ban Goes Too Far, 2nd Circ. Told
• FDA's Recent Litigation Records Are Strong, But Imperfect
• FTC Wants Meta's Constitutionality Lawsuit Tossed
• Atty Drops Case Saying E-Bike Sent Him To Trauma Ward
• NAR Says Subscription List Class Action Lacks Teeth
• Miami Heat, Blind Customer Settle ADA Suit Over Team Store
• Calif. Judge Relates 2 Orrick Data Breach Cases To A 3rd
• Attys, Advocates Urge NY Gov. To Sign Appeals Reform Bill
• Celsius Founders Can't Shed FTC Crypto Fraud Claims
• 3 FinCEN Fraud Alerts To Remember In 2024
• Nestle Drink Buyers' False Ad Suit Gets Boost At 9th Circ.
• Video Streamer Shared User Info With Meta, Fla. Suit Says
• FCC Dems Back Drive To Ban 'Junk' Pay TV Fees
• Jazz, Express Scripts Beat Calif. Overcharge Suit, For Now
• EU Lawmakers Call For Stricter Geo-Blocking Rules
• 6 Biggest Healthcare Fraud Cases Of 2023
• Fidelity National Financial Sued Over Loan Data Breach
• How Clients May Use AI To Monitor Attorneys
• UK Payments Watchdog Eyes Cap On Visa, Mastercard Fees
• 3 Law Firm Practice Areas That Gained Popularity In 2023
• DEA Must Consult FDA On Psilocybin Petition, 9th Circ. Told
• What Banks Should Know About TCPA Exam Policy Updates
• EU GDPR Ruling Reiterates Relative Nature Of 'Personal Data'
• 'Hot Tub' Keeps Experts In Hard Disk Part Price-Fixing Case
• FTC Urged To Probe Meta, X Over Gov't Surveillance Ties
• AmEx Military Lending Suit Paused As 4th Circ. Mulls Citi Suit
• ​​​​​​​Google Assistant Users Win Cert. For 1 Class In Privacy Suit
• Fla. Judge Won't DQ Duane Morris In Suit Over $35M Scheme
• How Epic's Google Win Could Ripple Across Antitrust Law
• BofA Customers Say They Fixed COVID Card Fraud Claims
• Lawmakers Say Pharmacies Not Protecting Customer Data
• FCC Member Redoubles Push For Radio, TV Workforce Data
• Consulting Firms Can't Escape Houston Cancer MDL Case
• FCC Won't Reverse Denial Of $885M In Starlink Rural Support
• Ex-Inmates Seek Final OK For $11M 'Release Card' Class Deal
• Merrill Lynch Underpays Retirement Accounts, Suit Says
• FCC Nixes Groups' Bid For More Time On Net Neutrality Input
• 'Did You Guys Not Talk?' Judge Baffled At Attys' U-Turn
• Bus Drivers Refused Transport To Israel Rally, Suit Says
• When Patients Have Standing For Hospital Antitrust Suits
• Warren, Sanders Ask FTC To Block Kroger-Albertsons Deal
• Bird Shelter Again Sues UnitedHealth, Alleging Nuisance Calls
• Hurricane MDL Raises Questions About Certificate Rules
• Battery Developer Says 'Vague' Statements Aren't Fraud
• Localities Ask FCC To Scrap Cable Franchise Preemption
• Liberty Mutual Loses Dismissal Bid In Spyware Suit
• Energy Sector Takeaways From Biden's AI Executive Order
• Quinn Emanuel Escapes Drug Pricing Antitrust Subpoena
• 8 Ways To Negotiate Improved Disgorgement Outcomes
• Insurer Says Oil Co. Not Covered For Contamination Suits
• How The NY AG Leads Investigations In Civil Securities Fraud
• FCC Warns Carriers To Protect Customers From SIM Scams
• Crypto Platform KuCoin To Pay $22M, Exit NY To End Suit
• Wash. Judge Presses Pet Insurance Plaintiffs On Data Delay
• Sanofi Scraps $755M Licensing Deal Amid FTC Challenge
• Ford Again Fights Class Cert. Of Texas, Calif. Mustang Drivers
• Eli Lilly Must Face Most Claims In Diabetes Medication Suit
• Rumble Sued For Sharing User Data With Facebook
• Ex-Accountant Seeks No Prison After 'Extraordinary' Behavior
• Epic Games Jury Says Google Monopolized App Market
• Justices Urged To Toss 2nd Circ. BofA Preemption Decision
• House OKs Issuing FCC Licenses Sold In 2.5 GHz Auction
• State Farm Urges Judge To Keep Houston RICO Suit Alive
• Biden Would Veto Rulemaking Bill Citing 'Unnecessary Delays'
• SmileDirect Drops Ga. Dental Board Case As It Winds Down
• DirecTV Seeks Changes To FCC's 'Junk Fee' Billing Proposal
• Geico Accuses Medical, Finance Groups Of No-Fault Scheme
• Amazon Investor Sues In Del. To Probe Antitrust Issues
• Kipling Apparel Hit With 'Phantom Sale' Suit For Outlet Prices
• Apple Defends App Store Antitrust Win To Supreme Court
• FTC Nears Deal With Total Wine On Info Demands
• 2nd Circ. Won't Upend NY New Firearms Sales Laws
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge D'Emic On Moby Grape
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• High Court Won't Review CoolSculpting Warning Suit
• Google And Epic CEOs Fail To Reach Deal As Trial Nears End
• EU Policymakers Clear Way For Passing Of Landmark AI Act
• Kaiser Offers $3M To End Hearing Loss Coverage Claims
• Vet Says Wells Fargo's Fraud Response Could Cost Him A Job
• Procter & Gamble Sold Metamucil Containing Lead, Suit Says
• HHS Settles 1st Enforcement Strike Over Phishing Cyberattack
• Amazon Says FTC Case Attacks 'Essence Of Competition'
• Calif. Privacy Board Wary Of Overbroad AI Regulations
• 7th Circ. Takes Hard Look At CFPB Redlining Appeal
• Binance Investors Want To Depose Ex-CEO 'Before He Flees'
• JPML Moves Actions On Ineffective Decongestants To NY
• ​​​​​​​Few Escape Roast From FCC Chair At DC Dinner
• Ex-CEO Admits Securities Fraud In Fake COVID Test Case
• Carriers Object To Expanding Data Breach Notification Rule
• Counties Seek Unified Front Against Broadband Permit Bill
• SEC Taps New Attys To Respond To Judge's Sanctions Threat
• Santander Bank Settles Conn. Couple's Discrimination Suit
• ​​​​​​​2nd Circ. Won't Revive Pace University COVID Response Suit
• GOP Sens Demand FDIC Chair Quit After Workplace Reports
• Conn. Court May Combine 6 Suits Over Fatal Cessna Crash
• What Banks Should Know About FDIC Assessment Rule
• Online Lenders Want More Time To Implement Robotext Plan
• How Hueston Hennigan Won Monster $336M False Ad Suit
• FCC Says Carriers Are Meeting On 988 Call Georouting Fixes
• DraftKings $1K Bonus Deceived New Customers, Suit Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Performing Music Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Binance Founder Must Remain In US Until Sentencing
• Generics Price-Fixing Cases Should Stay In MDL, Judge Says
• Gilead Sued In Calif. Over Remdesivir COVID-19 Claims
• Amazon Takes Aim At 'Underground' Refund Ring Members
• OCC Flags AI As 'Emerging' Risk In Banking System
• Calif. Privacy Board To Wade Into AI Waters At Friday Meeting
• Group Warns Some Broadband Cos. Seek Double Payout
• Plaintiffs Accuse Snap Of Purging Accounts To Cripple Case
• Ex-Twitter Security Head Fired For Opposing Cuts, Suit Says
• Fla. Law Firm Says Student Debtors Filed 'Revenge' Lawsuit
• Judge Says BofA Foreign Exchange Rate Suit Should Proceed
• Feds Seek Prison Time For Ga. Banker Org's Ex-Accountant
• Glenn Beck Sued Over Canceled 'Cruise Through History' Trip
• Feds Say Lack Of Funding, Officers Fueling Native Drug Crisis
• FCC Commissioner Says Cyber Mark Should Be Hard To Get
• Ohio Pot Company Drops Fraud Claims Against NY Firm
• Athletes, YouTubers, Banks Want Out Of FTX Litigation
• DC Appeal Judges Question Amazon Defense In Antitrust Suit
• Spokeo Sells Subscriptions By Using Private Info, Suit Says
• CFPB Orders Bank To Pay $6.2M For Overdraft Practices
• EPA Says Florida Water Quality Criteria Outdated, Incomplete
• Aviation Watch: Pilots Face Mental Health Catch-22
• Texas Judge Says Woman Can Get Abortion Despite State Ban
• Private Industry Is Taking The Lead On AI Governance
• Panasonic, Mahle Behr Exit Vehicle AC Price-Rigging Suits
• American Tells 1st Circ. JetBlue Ruling 'Flouts' Antitrust Law
• Democratic AGs Say National Banks Bucking Investigations
• Wellness or Medical? Device-Maker Attys Look for Answers
• Meta Can't Block Privacy Deal Changes, FTC Tells DC Circ.
• BofA CEO Shrugs Off Mortgage Fears In CFPB Funding Case
• Amazon Says Late-Shipping Plaintiff Got What Was Promised
• Meta Platforms Are 'Breeding Ground For Predators,' NM Says
• OCC Addresses 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Risks In New Guidance
• Buyers Of Nestle Boost Urge 9th Circ. To Revive False Ad Suit
• Patent Suit Deal Sounds Like 'Money Laundering' To Judge
• House Panel Moves To Issue Licenses Won In 2.5 GHz Auction
• Bass Pro, Cabela's Can Ditch Most Suits In Wiretapping MDL
• 7th Circ. Searches For Guidance Over Ancestry.com Terms
• Climate Cases Belong In Federal Court, Oil Cos. Tell 4th Circ.
• Senators Blast Meta's 'Callous Disregard' Of Kids' Privacy
• Judge Again Denies BofA's Bid To Exit Zelle Fraud Case
• Mobile Industry Group Calls FCC Robotext Plan 'Ill-Suited'
• Expect CFPB Flex Over Large Nonbank Payment Cos.
• Breaking Down High Court's New Code Of Conduct
• NC Biz Court Trims Suit Claiming Hospital Sold Data To Meta
• 9th Circ. Won't Reconsider Upholding EPA Pesticide Approval
• Fox Rothschild Seeks To Drop Solar Co. Targeted By State AG
• Litigator Joins Michael Best's Chicago Employment Shop
• Restaurant Chains Still Fighting Part Of $8M Chicken Deal
• Senate Push On Bill Mandating AM Radio In Cars Falls Short
• Judge Orders 3 Case Tracks, Appoints Counsel In Insulin MDL
• Concrete, Cement Cos. Hit With Antitrust Suit After EU Raids
• NJ Firm Fights $29K Fees For Debt Suit That Settled For $10K
• Big Bank CEOs Bemoan Basel III Ahead Of Senate Grilling
• Texas Sued By Pregnant Woman Seeking Abortion Care
• Split 9th Circ. Won't Revisit Meta Investor Suit In Data Scandal
• SEC, Terraform Clash Over Jury's Role At Upcoming Trial
• 9th Circ. Throws Out Tinder Age Bias Settlement Again
• Honda Wins Bid To Slash Most Atty Fees In Valve Defect Suit
• Lending Co. Best Egg Looks To Arbitrate Predatory Loans Suit
• FCC Seeks $22M In Fines For Rural Deployment Defaults
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Arbitration Denial In MicroBilt FCRA Suit
• Objectors Try, Again, To Derail Mich. Tax Foreclosure Deal
• Massive Hack At 23andMe Got Health, DNA Ancestry Data
• Jackson Urges High Court To Dispose Of Automatic Vacaturs
• Monsanto Gets Roundup Carcinogen Suit Dismissed
• Calif. Justice Asks 'What's Consumer To Do?' In Lemon Fight
• 5th Circ. Unsure Of Free Speech Claims In Tobacco Case
• Crypto Project Says SEC's Actions Warrant A Case Dismissal
• Trade Group Says About Time FCC Hikes Broadband Speeds
• Sens. Urge FCC To Hasten Opening Of 12 GHz Band
• Why E-Commerce Tools Are Under Fire Amid Privacy Lawsuits
• Metaverse Regs Pose Risks To Consumer Safety And Privacy
• How New Expert Rules Are Already Changing Court Decisions
• Car Service Co. Accused Of Selling Noncompliant Contracts
• Legal Profession Gender Parity Requires Equal Parental Leave
• JetBlue-Spirit Deal Trial Wraps As Judge Mulls Middle Ground
• High Court Axes ADA Case But Says Issue Is 'Very Much Alive'
• 'Paper Tiger' Finds Its Fangs: Repeat Offenders And The CFPB
• Spanish Media Hits Meta With €550M Suit Over Ad Targeting
• Energy Investment Co. Sues Del. Investor Protection Agency
• ​​​​​​​FTC Sues 7-Eleven, Alleging Violation of 2018 Consent Order
• SEC Head Accountant Flags Cash Flow Statement Concerns
• Binance's Compliance Chief Is Optimistic About Monitorship
• Man Who Says He Invented Post-It Notes Files $1.7B Suit
• Patients Sue Nevada Healthcare Vendor For Exposing Data
• Parents Want Abbott Docs On Calif. Law In Baby Formula MDL
• CFPB's MoneyLion Suit Halted For Justices' Funding Ruling
• What's At Stake As Calif. High Court Hears 'Lemon Law' Battle
• FCC Overreaches In Broadband Availability Effort, Group Says
• Cruise Must Explain Report Lag After Vehicle Dragged Pedestrian
• Pomerantz To Lead Comerica Investors In Card Oversight Suit
• Disney Again Targets ESPN Streaming Bundles Suit
• CFPB's Credit Card Late Fee Rule Likely Unconstitutional
• Bipartisan Bill Would Expand Mental Health Care For Farmers
• FICO Says Revised Antitrust Suit Still Falls Flat
• 4th Circ. Preview: Oil Giants, Rockefeller Headline December
• FTC's Amazon Case Contains Fundamental Deficiencies
• Nursing School Must Attach $5M In Suit Over Abrupt Closure
• Superfund Site Reopenings Carry Insured Risk, Opportunity
• Scholar Says $500M Gift Undercut Harvard Facebook Project
• Hilton Sued In DC Over Hidden Fees For Hotel Rooms
• Colo. Landlord Firm Looks To Settle Debt Collection Suit
• Liberty Mutual Trots Away From Horse Stampede Suit
• J&J, Ethicon Settle 224 Hernia Mesh Defect Suits In MDL
• FCC Agrees To Hold Off Rule On Engineer Certification
• Marriott Can't Use Class Waiver To Block Cert. In Breach Row
• Judge Slams Google's 'Deeply Troubling' Tactics As Trial Ends
• PepsiCo Trims But Can't Nix 'Healthy' Gatorade False Ad Suit
• Justices Call O'Connor 'American Hero,' 'Perfect Trailblazer'
• Judge OKs $13.5M Settlement In Fla. Health Care Plan Suit
• ​​​​​​​Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• SIFMA Slams States' Bid To Rewrite Broker Conduct Rules
• Former Clerks Say Justice O'Connor Still Worth Emulating
• Ga. Counties End Wells Fargo Mortgage Suit Without Settling
• Boston Landowners Told To Quit Illegal Radio Operations
• DC Circ. Prods DOJ, Realtors Over Limits Of Antitrust Deal
• Mich. Latest To Have PBMs Get Licenses To Operate In State
• Kona Coffee Farmers' Attys Get $3.7M Fees From Settlements
• No 2.5 GHz Auction Licenses Until Congress Acts, FCC Says
• Clinic Owner, Pharma Tech Sentenced For Fake Clinical Trial
• Colo. Accuses Vacation Home Venture Of Duping Investors
• GM Says No Proof Plaintiff's Engine Guzzles Oil
• FCC Notice Of Inquiry Highlights AI Robocall Concerns
• New Regs Will Strengthen Voluntary Carbon Offset Market
• 4 Decisions For Which Justice O'Connor Will Be Remembered
• How FinCEN's Proposed Rule Stirs The Pot On Crypto Mixing
• Off The Bench: NBA Sales, More Crypto Woes, Favre Appeal
• Justice O'Connor Shattered Barriers, Built Bridges
• Kraft, Kellogg Nab $18M In Egg Price-Fixing Damages
• House Passes Bid To Ax CFPB's Small-Biz Lending Data Rule
• Orrick Data Breach Suits Targeted For Consolidation In Calif.
• Sandra Day O'Connor, First Woman On Supreme Court, Dies
• Writing Thriller Novels Makes Me A Better Lawyer