Consumer Protection Archive » September, 2025

Consumer Protection - September, 2025

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• 3rd Circ. Parses 'Could' And 'Would' In Lipitor Lawsuit
• Amazon Settles $1.2M Lawsuit Over Immersion Heater
• State Telecom Roundup: Age Verification Laws
• LGBCoin Founder Says NASCAR Backtrack Cost $76M
• Wash. MLS Asked About Fairness Of Banning 'Office Exclusives'
• Shimano Still Has To Face Bike Injury Lawsuit In RI
• Regions Bank Brass Must Face Suit Over $191M CFPB Fine
• 9th Circ. Asked To Rethink Las Vegas Hotel Pricing Ruling
• Union Pacific Takes Chicago Metra Lines Fight To 8th Circ.
• Waters Warns CFPB Furloughs Would Be 'Baseless,' 'Harmful'
• Jury Says Uber Was Negligent, But Not Liable For Sex Assault
• FCC Pushes Prison Phone Jamming, Despite Dem's Concerns
• Union Sued Over Data Breach Exposing 55K Members' Info
• Senate Bill Would Allow Claims Against AI Cos.
• FCC Aims To Remove Broadband Deployment Barriers
• PFAS Testing Concerns End Coca-Cola Class Action
• 3M Rolls Up Buyers' 'Forever Chemicals' Carpet Suit
• FCC Embarks On Four-Year Media Ownership Review
• Nationwide Insurers Must Defend Auto Co. In BIPA Dispute
• CFPB Looks To Save Renewed Experian Credit Reporting Suit
• Ford Says 'Reckoning' At Hand For Lemon Law Firms
• NJ County Says State Police Allowed Mall To Sell On Sundays
• FTC Accuses Zillow, Redfin Of Stifling Rental Ad Competition
• Pharma Co. Asks Judge To Toss 'Vague' Investor Class Action
• Co-Marketing Isn't A Kickback Scheme, NC Lender Says
• Fla. Lawyer Charged With Battery While Facing Suspension
• Junior Attys Must Beware Of 5 Common Legal Brief Mistakes
• Calif. Agency Fines Retailer $1.35M Over Data Privacy Lapses
• Visa Defeats Claims It Profited From Child Porn, For Now
• Meta Faces Sanctions Bid Alleging Co. Destroyed 'Taps' Data
• Newsom Signs AI Law Requiring Guardrails, More Disclosures
• Google VP Says Ad Tech Breakup Has Risks For Publishers
• SEC, CFTC Eye Collaboration To Cut Redundant Rules, Cases
• Meta Ducks Antitrust Suit As Economist's Opinions Excluded
• White House Eyes More Than 'Zero Sum Game' On Spectrum
• CFPB Union Asks DC Circ. To Rehear Injunction Ruling
• Chess Website Can't Dodge Suit Over Video Data-Sharing
• FPI Signs $2.8M Deal To Exit Yardi Price-Fixing Class Action
• Tribe Drops Price-Fixing Suit Against Drugmakers, PBMs
• Resort Co. Loses TCPA Suit Targeting Unsolicited Promo Calls
• Utah Tribe Seeks Sanctions In Water Fight With Farm Cos.
• Boeing Using Rejected Args In 737 Max Fraud Suit, Fund Says
• EPA Dodges Texas Farmers' PFAS Contamination Lawsuit
• CFTC Illegally Blocking Fantasy Site's Application, Court Told
• Hagens Berman Misstep Ends Amazon-Apple Suit, For Now
• Why $2.5B Might Not Be Enough In FTC's Amazon Settlement
• Meta Stole Plan For Instagram Shopping, Antitrust Suit Alleges
• State AGs, Not Local Officials, Should Lead Public Litigation
• Wells Fargo Defends $400K Award Against Ex-Adviser
• TikTok Can't Use Section 230 To End NJ AG's Harm Suit
• Assessing Legal, Regulatory Hurdles Of Healthcare Offshoring
• FTC Tightens Fixes For $13B Omnicom-Interpublic Deal
• Legal Funder Settles Licensing Row With Conn. Banking Chief
• Yale Unit Will Pay $45M To End Failed Hospitals Sale Dispute
• NY's Top Financial Services Regulator Is Stepping Down
• Trump Again Pushes 100% Tariff To Help US Film Industry
• As Student Loan Outlook Dims, What Happens To The Banks?
• Porsche Owners Say EV Update Doubled Charge Times
• Apple Watch Failed To Detect Fall, Mass. Woman Alleges
• Meta Set To Appeal Flo Privacy Verdict As Users Seek Billions
• CFPB Hires Ex-Lobbyist For Top Policy Job Amid Rollbacks
• Ad Tech Judge Told Google Shouldn't Control Auctions
• EssilorLuxottica Beats Antitrust Suit, Buyers Get 1 Last Shot
• States Sue HHS For Order Erasing Gender Ideology In Sex Ed
• SEC To Weigh Waivers Alongside Enforcement Settlements
• CareDx Asks 3rd Circ. To Rethink $45M False Ad Case
• Google Asks High Court To Pause Epic Play Store Order
• Bayer Investors Seek Final OK Of $38M Settlement, Atty Fees
• Skechers Emails Are Misleading Spam, Customers Say
• Judge Backs Settlement In WanaBana Lead Poisoning Case
• Fla. Urges 11th Circ. To Remand Snap Inc. Suit To State Court
• Oldies.com Class Claims Over Video-Buying Info Kept Alive
• Off The Bench: NCAA Mostly Beats Trans Suit, Faces Another
• Kalshi, Robinhood Fight Tribes' Bid To Block Sports Contracts
• Demystifying Generative AI For The Modern Juror
• FCC Rejects More Equipment Labs Tied To Adversaries
• Digital Asset Report Opens Doors For Banks, But Risks Linger
• JPMorgan Must Face Mich. Firm's Fraud Debt Collection Suit
• Athletes Want Judge In Pavia Case For NCAA 'Redshirt' Suit
• Advertisers, Publishers Can Expand Google Ad MDL Markets
• Chervon, Lowe's Battery Recall Doesn't End Suit, Court Told
• 3rd Circ. Clarifies Ch. 11 3rd-Party Liability Scope Post-Purdue
• Commerce Opens 2 New Section 232 Investigations
• Texas Suit Marks Renewed Focus On Service Kickback Theory
• Small Cable Firms Say FCC Alert Changes Could Harm Them
• Power To The Paralegals: How And Why Training Must Evolve
• DOJ Unveils New 'Affirmative Litigation' Civil Division Branch
• Trump Blesses Deal To Transfer TikTok To $14B US Co.
• Is Uber Liable For Sex Assault? Bellwether Goes To Calif. Jury
• Google VP Says Ad Tech Breakup Is 'Possible'
• Senate Dems Float Bill To Shield Neural Data From Misuse
• Textron Shakes Privacy Suit Over Data Sharing With Google
• Wash. Judge Weighs Audible Bid To Toss Privacy Class Action
• CashCall Urges Justices To Overturn $134M CFPB Award
• 'Blessings Thru Crypto' Couple Must Pay $6.8M In CFTC Case
• Hagens Berman Not Very Contrite About AI Errors, Judge Says
• Amazon Denied Quick Appeal Of Massive Antitrust Class Cert.
• Sunbeam Sued Over Alleged Crock-Pot Burn Injury
• FTC, 19 States Halt Cancer Charity Scheme
• Illinois Court Overturns City's Fiber Optic Permit Fee
• Texas Wins Remand Of PFAS Lawsuit Targeting 3M, Corteva
• Pa. High Court Backs Two-Lab Rule For Medical Pot Products
• Cleo AI Military Lending Suit Paused Amid 9th Circ. Appeal
• PepsiCo, Frito-Lay Sued Over 'No Artificial Flavors' Poppables
• Nissan Hid Leaf EV Fire Risk, Charging Defect, Drivers Say
• Playing Softball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Choosing MDL Venues
• Broadcasters Ask FCC To Junk Radio Ownership Caps
• How Securities Test Nuances Affect State-Level Enforcement
• European Commission Probing SAP Over Software Support
• Depo-Provera MDL Plaintiff Numbers Balloon To 1,300
• Families Cite Trump In Bid To Revive Tylenol Autism Claims
• Conn. Cities' Insulin Pricing Suits Against PBMs Join NJ MDL
• 'Jailhouse Lawyer' Gets 16½ Years For Defrauding Inmates
• Driver Says Mazda's Sanctions Bid Is Itself Sanctionable
• Amazon To Pay $2.5B To End FTC's Prime Claims Midtrial
• DC Judge Won't Reinstate IGs Over 'Obvious' Trump Violation
• Google Ad Tech Judge Ponders If Order Without Sale Is Enough
• Ex-Lyft Lobbyist Testifies For Uber In Sex Assault Trial
• Crocs Kicks Rival's Defamation Suit To The Curb
• Robocall Recipients Get Class Cert. Against Ill. Bank
• Ticketmaster, LA Sued For Sabotaging Kingston Trio Concerts
• Ex-Amazon Worker Said Docs Could Lose FTC Suit, Jury Told
• UnitedHealth Fights Investor Suit Over DOJ's Merger Probe
• Google, Flo To Pay Combined $56M To End Data Privacy Suit
• Coinbase Wants Out Of Terraform Token Conversion Loss Suit
• NY Appeals Court Backs Drug Co.'s $6.5M Contract Case Win
• Swimmers, Divers Rip School, NIL Deal After Team Dropped
• Standard General Founder Taking FCC Bias Suit To DC Circ.
• Greystar Resolves Wash. AG Action On Military Housing Fees
• How New Rule On Illustrative Aids Is Faring In Federal Courts
• Minn. Court Says Landlords Waive Evictions By Taking Rent
• AGs Slam Capital One's $425M Deal As Unfair To Consumers
• 9th Circ. Allows One More Go-Round In Kleenex Ad Fight
• FTC Merger Filing Overhaul Is Clear Overstep, Chamber Says
• Analyzing AI's Evolving Role In Class Action Claims Admin
• Keep Rules Against Phone 'Slamming,' NY Agency Says
• NC Med. Provider Exposed 450K Peoples' Data, Patient Says
• 11th Circ.'s FCRA Standing Ruling Offers Compliance Lessons
• Helicopter Cos. Say Aetna 'Grasping At Straws' In $20M Fight
• Mobile Cos. Claim Chilling Effect From Local Permitting
• Philly Alleges Companies Misled About Products' Recyclability
• Let States Use Leftover BEAD Funds, Sen. Wicker Says
• Sen. Questions FAA's Proposed $3M Boeing Safety Fine
• Woman Must Arbitrate Suit Against Verizon Over Stalker
• ITC's IP Cases Mainly Target Computer And Telecom Products
• American Airlines, US Gov't Sued Over Potomac Crash
• PeopleFacts To Pay $2.4M In Background Check Settlement
• What Novel NIL Suit Reveals About College Sports Landscape
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Mastering Time Management
• PNC Failed To Protect 740K Users' Data In Breach, Suit Claims
• AvalonBay Can't Duck DC's RealPage Claims
• Lender Must Face Class Claims It Ignored 'Do Not Call' Asks
• Experian Beats Credit Investigation Suit, For Now
• Uber Asks Judge To Look Into Leak Of Sealed Records To NYT
• Industry Witnesses In Google Ad Tech Case Not 'That Helpful'
• Ad Groups Urge Newsom To Veto Calif. Opt-Out Tool Bill
• Eli Lilly Deal In Weight Loss Drugs Trademark Suit Hits Snag
• Italy's Telecom Regulator Seeks 'Back Door' Network Fees
• Amazon Prime Trapped Consumers, FTC Tells Seattle Jury
• Banks Urge SEC To Hold Crypto Custody To Same Standards
• FCC Demands Boomerang, Others Repay $1.1M For Contracts
• CFTC Seeks Feedback On The Use Of Crypto Collateral
• CFPB Frees Apple, US Bank From Biden-Era Consent Orders
• This Week In Healthcare Cybersecurity
• Cannabis Cos. To Pay $400K In Deal Over Sleep Aid Product
• Fox Pushes To Move Newsmax Antitrust Case Back To Florida
• Ship's Owner Can't Shift Blame For Bridge Collapse, Court Told
• FERC Urges Justices To Let Grid Incentive Ruling Stand
• How Prohibiting Trigger Leads May Affect Mortgage Marketing
• Dentists Denied Class Certification In $13B Delta Dental Suit
• Social Media Giants Must Face Expert Testimony On Harm
• 28 AGs Tell 4th Circ. NC Vape Law Isn't Preempted
• Privacy Policy Lessons After Google App Data Verdict
• 1st Circ. Won't Let Citizens Bank Escape Escrow Interest Suit
• Chemours Asks 4th Circ. To Toss Ohio River Pollution Order
• How Hyperlinks Are Changing E-Discovery Responsibilities
• Uber Assault Accuser's PTSD Signs Pre-Date Ride, Jury Told
• Hershey Defeats Reese's Halloween Candy Misbranding Suit
• Oracle To Secure TikTok Users' Data In Deal To Skirt US Ban
• Google Ad Tech Breakup 'Drastic' But Best, DOJ Tells Judge
• Weedmaps Accused Of Promoting Illegal Cannabis Cos.
• Meta Can't Ditch Revived Contract Fight Over Scam Ads
• VoIP Provider Seeks Faster Switch To Internet-Based Lines
• Zillow Accused Of Jacking Up Costs Via Hidden Agent Fees
• New Framework Needed For Satellite Power Caps, Orgs Say
• T-Mobile, Sprint Push DC Circ. To Revisit $92M FCC Fines
• Freight Broker, Widow Tell 4th Circ. To Note Preempted Claims
• Family Sues For $100M In Child's Hyperbaric Chamber Death
• Judge Lets Suit Over Audible's Expiring Credits Move Forward
• Parents Want Roblox Grooming Suits Consolidated In Calif.
• Amazon Suit Claims Prime Day Deals Based On Phony Prices
• Tech Groups Ask To Maintain Block On Fla. Social Media Law
• Developer Gets 8 Years For Fraud That Sunk Belize Project
• Experian Asks 4th Circ. To Reverse Arb. Ruling In FCRA Suit
• Trade Court Rejects Gov't Attempt To Redo Fish Oil Duty Ruling
• Cruz Urges Trump To Back Pilot Retirement Age Increase
• Barclays Credit Card User Must Arbitrate Meta Privacy Suit
• EPA Proposes Rolling Back TSCA Risk Evaluation Regs
• Mich. Judge Won't Certify Class In Dental Insurer TCPA Suit
• CFPB Proposal Defining Consumer Risk May Add Uncertainty
• High Court Allows FTC Firing, Will Review Trump's Power
• RealPage Settles Nevada's Rent Pricing Software Claims
• Mayo Clinic Can't Fully Nix Suit Over Withheld Benefits Info
• Dorel Sued Over Fall From Recalled Kitchen Step Stool
• Targeting Execs Could Hurt SEC's Probusiness Goals
• EU-US Data Transfer Ruling Delivers Relief But Not Finality
• Uber Expert Testifies Most Sex-Incident Claims Aren't Assault
• Fla. Court OKs $20M Settlement In Fortra Data Breach MDL
• MLB App Breaches Led To Lost, Stolen Tickets, Fan Claims
• Treasury Launches Stablecoin Rule Push With Call For Input
• NC Atty Charged With Embezzlement, Elder Fund Exploitation
• Agri Stats Looks To Nix DOJ Antitrust Case Ahead Of Trial
• Google Search Judge Values Storytelling, Not 'Denigrating'
• Satellite Biz Bristles At Idea Of Tougher FCC Enviro Oversight
• Calif. Official Questions FCC Power To Trim Historic Reviews
• Victims' Families Sue Boeing, Honeywell Over Fatal 787 Crash
• Ky.-Based CBD Co. Sues Tenn. Regulators Over New Law
• CFPB Union Drops Suit Over DOGE Access To Worker Data
• Boston Jury Awards $83M Asbestos Verdict Against Art Clay Co.
• Fireball, Parrot Bay Buyers Win Cert. Over Malt Liquor False Ad
• Privacy Class Suit Over Meta Code On Sports Site Stays Alive
• McCarter & English Expands In Philly With Ex-Federal Atty
• Moldex Says Rival Is Greenwashing With 'Bio-Based' Claims
• FTC Restructuring Its Non-DC Offices Under Single Banner
• Hagens Berman Seeks To Limit Sanctions For AI Mistakes
• Off The Bench: Briefings On Trans Ban, New Kalshi Conflicts
• Class Suit Says 'Advanced Alkaloids' Are Addictive Drugs
• Maine County Can Use Business Channel For Public Safety
• SEC Wins 'Scalping' Trial Against Penny Stock Trader
• MrBeast Ads, Kids' Privacy Practices Draw Watchdog Scrutiny
• American Airlines On Hook For $9.6M For Passenger's Stroke
• 'My Life Ended In That Car,' Uber Assault Accuser Says
• ​​​​​​​BofA Unit To Pay $5.6M To End DOJ Market Manipulation Case
• AMG Must Face $85M Fintech Collapse Suit, Customers Say
• FCC Should Follow Exec Branch Policy, Commissioner Says
• Texas Court Says Citizen Can't Intervene To Uphold Pot Law
• DC Circ. Judge Says PJM Monitor May Have 'Hint Of Paranoia'
• FTC Sues Live Nation, Claiming Illegal Ticketing Tactics
• 2nd Circ. To Weigh EFTA's Scope In NY's Citi Wire Fraud Case
• FTC Greenlights Amazon Prime Trial For Next Week
• Crypto Promoter Gets Prison For $14M Forcount Fraud
• Gov't Told GPS Signal Jamming Growing Far Worse
• Jury Mulls Claims Man Duped Penny Stock Traders On Twitter
• EPA Will Maintain Hazardous Designations For PFOA, PFOS
• Footballer Drops Suit Against NCAA After Bid To Play Denied
• DOJ's Slater Says Google Search Fixes Set AI 'Foundation'
• Navigating The Risks Of Employee-Influencers, Side Gigs
• Assessing Potential Ad Tech Remedies Ahead Of Google Trial
• Earned Wage Access Providers Face State Law Labyrinth
• Gov't OKs 430% Duties For 2 Chinese Wood Floor Exporters
• OpenAI Faces Liability Test In Suit Over ChatGPT Suicide
• Harley-Davidson Says 7th Circ. Right To Toss Warranty Suit
• Uber Says Philly Law Firm, Doctors Fabricated Injuries
• Petrol Co. Seeks Early Win In Benzene Injury Coverage Suit
• Strategies To Get The Most Out Of A Mock Jury Exercise
• Japanese Glycine Exporter Hit With 86% Antidumping Duty
• PNC Accused Of Sharing Site Users' Private Info With LinkedIn
• Valitic Soap Is Unapproved Drug, Class Of Buyers Claims
• Writing Musicals Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Trump Could Swing Fed With This 1 Weird Trick: Ex-Fed Gov.
• Movie Chain Shakes Privacy Row Over Meta Data-Sharing
• Ex-Applicant Sues Walmart, Alleging Consumer Report Misstep
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Revive NJ Casino Antitrust Pricing Suit
• Crypto Exec Cops To $200M Bitcoin Ponzi Scheme
• AM Radio Bill Makes It Through House Committee, Again
• Conn. Gallery Owner Must Face 'Fake' Art Sale Claims
• Crypto Exchange Bullish Gets BitLicense From NY Regulator
• 9th Circ. Denies Appeal Of Wash. Anti-Vaxxers' Med Board Suit
• BIPA Logic May Sustain Walgreens Data Suit, Ill. Justices Hint
• Boeing, DOJ Say FAA Fines Don't Sway Conspiracy Case
• FCC Told To Take Care When Adding AI To Public Alerts
• FDA Says Vape Manufacturer Lying About Marketing Approval
• 8th Circ. Backs Dismissal Of FDIC Fee Guidance Challenge
• Broker Can't Trim Chipwich Maker's $4.5M Recall Loss Suit
• Missouri AG Can Seek Unredacted Trans Care Records
• Satellites Belong In FCC's Enviro Reviews, Agency Told
• Hermes Gets Birkin Bag Antitrust Claims Tossed For Good
• NC Loan Servicer Can't Escape Default Warning Letter Suit
• DOJ & Google Going To Trial, Again, On Ad Tech Remedies
• Chubb Unit Wants Data, Cyber Cos. To Pay Ransomware Cost
• Herbal Co.'s Supplements Lack FDA Disclaimer, Buyers Claim
• Fiat Chrysler, Supplier Resolve Dispute Over Pacifica Recall
• 4th Circ. Told Panel's Ruling In Bestwall Ch. 11 Dangerous
• What Prop 65 Ruling Means For Cosmetics, Personal Care Biz
• Atty Gets $4.3M Judgment Against Crypto Investment Cos.
• Genius Act Poses Strategic Hurdles For Community Banks
• Calif. Cheesemaker Files Ch. 11 After Listeria Shutdown
• Chicago Cubs Hit With Biometric Privacy Suit
• FTC Sends White House List Of Regulations For Deletion
• Pa. State Rep. Returns To Eckert Seamans As Privacy Pro
• NCDOT Dodges Liability In Fatal Snowstorm Accident
• Charter Jet Co. Alleges GE Engine Defect Caused Fatal Crash
• Md. Hemp Cos. Plan To Challenge Cannabis Law At 4th Circ.
• NY Regulator Pushes Blockchain Analytics For Compliance
• Yale Health System Settles $435M Hospital Sale Suit
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Va. AUSA To Mid-Law
• Tesla Settles Suit Over Fatal 2019 Autopilot Crash In Calif.
• Calif. Gov. Taps Consultancy Exec For Privacy Agency Board
• Google And AI Co. Sued Over Teen Death, Sexual Content
• 6th Circ. Backs Liability Theory In Kia, Hyundai Car Theft Suits
• Fla. Seafood Wholesaler Exec Cops To Fixing Lobster Prices
• Feds Seek 12 Years For Frank Founder; She Wants No Prison
• Alleged Uber Assault 'Catalyst' For PTSD Symptoms, Jury Told
• Ky. Judge Backs Fed's Debit-Fee Cap In Split With ND Ruling
• 2nd Circ. Revives Suit Over Buddhist Group's Water Pollution
• Meta Loses Bid To Overturn Verdict In Flo Privacy Class Action
• Coinbase Asks DOJ To Push For Preemption In Crypto Bills
• FTC Ends Director Overlap In Healthcare Space
• NC Tells 4th Circ. New E-Cig Regs Fit With Federal Law
• Roundup User Fights Uphill To Revive Cancer Suit At 9th Circ.
• Okla. Tribe Sues Social Platforms Over Youth Mental Health
• Chase Accused Of Credit Card Perks Bait-And-Switch
• Bitcoin Fog Operator Fights Conviction Over Venue, Evidence
• FCC Tells 1st Circ. It Will Revamp Prison Phone Caps In Oct.
• Deaf Renters Secure Class Cert. In Building Safety Suit
• DC Circ. Asked To Look At ADA Injunction In Segregation Case
• Feds Seek Toss Of DC Hemp Store's Home-Rule Challenge
• Rev Up Mobile Data Speed Standards, Rural Carriers Say
• Dems Renew Push To Ban Credit Checks In Hiring
• Considerations For Cos. Amid Wave Of CFPB Vacatur Bids
• US Asks Court To Sink Vermont Climate Superfund Law
• Twitter Stock Maven Tells Jury He Was 'Addicted' To Trading
• Plant Bailout Cost Approvals Were Premature, FERC Told
• FTC Chair Pledges 'Action' Against Late Merger Fixes
• FCC Seeks Feedback On Call For Better Signal Booster Regs
• USDOT Orders Scuttling Of Delta-Aeromexico Joint Venture
• Senate Democrats Urge Chamber Not To Recriminalize Hemp
• 7 Document Review Concepts New Attorneys Need To Know
• Lowe's Skirts NC Class Actions Over Alleged False Discounts
• TikTok Accused Of Withholding Docs On Anorexic Influencer
• FTC Actions Highlight New Noncompete Enforcement Strategy
• Mother Claims Aquaphor Healing Ointment Contains Allergen
• Fla. Sues Porn Sites For Violating Age-Verification Law
• FTC Dem Urges Justices Not To Disturb Her Reinstatement
• Google Consumers' Attys Seek $85M In Fees For $700M Deal
• Uber Riders Use Service 'At Their Own Risk,' Senior VP Says
• Ch. 11 Plan Faces Blowback From 23andMe Breach Claimants
• Roblox Safety Failures Hurt Both Kids And Parents, Suit Says
• Rocket Mortgage Can't Defeat DOJ's Racial Bias Suit
• Ex-Voyager CEO To Pay $750K To Resolve CFTC Action
• Social Media Apps Can't Toss Mental Health Suit In Mass Tort
• California Judge Denies Smoke Shops' Bid To Halt Fresno Law
• Discord Says Suit Over Abuse Of Girl Must Be Arbitrated
• FTC Commissioner Says Antitrust Moment Has Been Building
• Rolling Stone Publisher Says Google AI Robs Its Content
• 3 Law Firms Want Ford's 'Thermonuclear' RICO Suit Snuffed
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Dismissal Of Libor Rigging Claims
• Chegg Reaches $7.5M Deal With FTC Over Cancellation Policies
• Sports Betting Co. Accuses CFTC Of Blocking Its Registration
• FCC Says No To Lifeline Co. Coming Under New Management
• Appeals Panel Says Wash. Spam Law Covers Recruiter Texts
• SEC, Gemini Strike Deal Over Unregistered Crypto Trading
• Fired DOJ Deputy Says Lobbyists 'Playing Dangerous Game'
• Corcept Can't Escape Teva's Mifepristone Antitrust Suit
• Security Industry Group Calls 900 MHz Redo Idea Disruptive
• Robinhood Seeks Legal Shield After Mass. AG Sues KalshiEX
• Senate Bill Could Overhaul Digital Asset Market Structure
• Judge Says Key DOJ Ad Tech Expert Has Little Experience
• Stop & Shop Says Too Late To Swap Plaintiff In Wipes Suit
• Utilities Slam EPA's Lead Water Rule As Too Broad, Rushed
• Trade Court OKs 4th Try To Justify Chinese Floor Duties
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• ING Atty To Lead Cahill Gordon's New Derivatives Practice
• Lifeline Providers Hope For Increased Federal Subsidy
• US, China Agree On TikTok Ownership Transfer, Bessent Says
• EPA Backs Off Drinking Water Regs For 4 PFAS
• Stablecoin Committee Promotes Uniformity But May Fall Short
• Penny Stock Twitter Promos Not 'Scalping,' Trader Tells Jury
• Avoiding Unforced Evidentiary Errors At Trial
• FCC Knocks Provider Off Anti-Robocall Database For Lying
• FTC's Reseller Suit Highlights Larger Ticket Platform Issues
• Cookie Buyers Can't Get Certified In Mistranslated Label Suit
• Ex-Boston Sports Clubs CEO Owes $6M Over Pandemic Billing
• Segway Says E-Scooter Hazard Suit Doesn't Belong In Wash.
• Uber Rider's Past Sex Conduct Off Limits In Sex Assault Trial
• FAA Suggests $3.1M Boeing Fine For 2024 Door-Plug Blowout
• Calif. Sends Groundbreaking Data Use Opt-Out, AI Bills To Gov.
• Albertsons Loses Bid For Docs On Kroger CEO's Exit
• FCC Faulted For Changes In Broadband Inquiry's Scope
• Broadband Company Wants To Give Another Its Rural Funds
• Disney Sees Another Class Claim Over Child Privacy Practices
• Targeting 'Bad Labs' Based Only On Location Called Bad Idea
• Regulators Seize $86M Of Chinese-Made Vapes In Chicago
• Feds Say NC, NJ Shops Sold Illegal Vapes After FDA Warnings
• 23AndMe Inks $3.25M Data Breach Deal With Canadian Users
• DOJ Says It Rejected Info-Sharing In Wayne-Sanderson Talks
• 9th Circ. Rejects Rethink, Unpauses Google Play Store Order
• Amazon Says FTC Can't Subpoena Corporation For Prime Trial
• John Deere Rival Won't Get Redo On Safeguards In FTC Case
• Apple Lets Thieves Drain Unsecured Gift Cards, Suit Alleges
• Split 9th Circ. Backs Cert. Denial In Progressive Car Value Suit
• Receiver Wants To Sell Calif. Property With Illegal Ex-Pot Shop
• Shein Uses AI To Steal Popular Designs, Suit Claims
• FCC Refuses To Revisit Denial Of 105 Low-Power FM Stations
• Wash. Condo Association, Insurer Settle Water Damage Suit
• Mass. AG Says KalshiEX Running Betting Platform In Disguise
• Chem Industry's Goals For Toxic Substance Law Face Hurdles
• Broker Wants DC Circ. View Of FINRA Constitutionality Claim
• Off The Bench: NCAA Athlete Ban, WNBA Sun Controversy
• Agentic AI Puts A New Twist On Attorney Ethics Obligations
• Sweeping US Tax And Spending Bill May Bolster PE Returns
• Buyers Seek Final OK In $1.5M Rust-Oleum Greenwashing Suit
• Hagens Berman Doubles Down On AI-Tainted Brief Correction
• Under Armour Gets Win In Outlet Store Price Suit
• Calif. Bill Blocking Fee Sharing With ABS Firms Heads To Gov.
• EU Lets Microsoft Unbundle Teams To Avoid Fine
• Insurer Says Demolition Co. Can't Pursue Damage Offset
• Newsmax Drops Fla. Suit Against Fox, Refiles In Wisconsin
• Parsing Trump Admin's First 6 Months Of SEC Enforcement
• HSR Compliance Remains A Priority From Biden To Trump
• Energy Giants Largely Defeat Climate Change RICO Suit
• Uber Sued By Feds, Accused Of Disability-Based Bias
• 4th Circ. Uneasy Weighing SSA Data Case After Justices' Stay
• States Push Conn. Court To Ban Generic Drug Price-Fixing
• FTC Presses OpenAI, Meta On AI Chatbots' Impact On Kids
• 'Delete Delete Delete': FCC To Slash Hundreds Of Old Rules
• Google's 'Failure To Communicate' In AI Fight Irks IP Judge
• Doctor Says Brother's Ex-Firm Reneged On Pro Bono Promise
• Users Accuse Encyclopaedia Britannica Of Privacy Invasion
• SEC Sues Podcast Host, Others Over $82M In Securities Sales
• T-Mobile Settles With FCC Over Unapproved Phone Rollout
• 6th Circ. Backs Toss Of Suit Over Alleged Jif Contamination
• Cable Cos. Call For Faster Access To Investor-Owned Poles
• 3rd Circ. Won't Toss Talc Co. Whittaker Clark & Daniels' Ch. 11
• NCAA Investigating 13 More Alleged Sports Betting Violations
• $8.7 Million Data Breach Deal Gets Preliminary Approval
• FCC Focuses On 'Friendly' Space Regulatory Environment
• Audible Credit Suit Raises Question On Wash. Gift Card Law
• FCC Warns Cable, Prime Customers Of Scam Offering 50% Off
• Mich. Judge Greenlights Fiat Chrysler Engine Fire Settlement
• Disney Flouts Privacy Law By Exploiting User Data, Suit Says
• Google, Apple Fight Proposed UK App Ranking, Pay Mandates
• Execs Seek Exit From Predatory Loan Suit Naming Tribal Biz
• Roblox, Discord Again Accused Of Ignoring Teen Exploitation
• 23 States Back High Court Stay Of FTC Dem's Reinstatement
• The Consequences Of OCC's Pivot On Disparate Impact
• Vet's Wells Fargo Credit Ding Didn't Break Law, Jury Finds
• Being A Professional Wrestler Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Uber Balanced Safety With Need For Growth, Jurors Told
• FTC Urged To Probe Microsoft Over Ascension Data Breach
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revisit Double-Patenting, Soda TM Appeals
• 2nd Circ. OKs Verizon's $47M FCC Fine, Splitting With 5th Circ.
• NC Justice Probes 'Scalia-Style' View Of Waste Fee Law
• FCC's Carr Says Agency Clawbacks Save More Than $9M
• SEC Says Adviser Startup Broke Investor Data Privacy Rule
• FCC Sticks With Nearly $1M Pirate Radio Fine
• Texas Gov. Issues Executive Order On Hemp Products For Kids
• Md. Appeals Court Says Psychoactive Hemp Wares Illegal
• NCAA Bans Hoopsters For Betting, Rigging Performances
• Consumers Defend Challenge To Nippon-US Steel Merger
• 3rd Circ. Questions NJ's Bid To Block Kalshi's Sports Bets
• FTC Warns Healthcare Employers About Noncompetes
• Biz Groups Ask 4th Circ. To Revisit Ethylene Oxide Class Suit
• Meet The Attys Now Fighting Judge Newman's Suspension
• Unions' Challenge To Fed. Layoffs, Reorganizations Proceeds
• FTA Probes Charlotte Transit After Fatal Light Rail Stabbing
• HomeServices, Douglas Elliman Fight Renewed Fee Claims
• Trump's Pick For Fed Board Seat Moves Ahead To Full Senate
• Teen's Estate Says Grindr Death Suit Can't Be Arbitrated
• OpenAI Can't Keep For-Profit Shift Docs From Musk
• Cruz Fights NDAA's Pentagon 'Veto' Of Commercial Spectrum
• $5.9M Fidelity National Data Breach Settlement Gets Final OK
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Adapting To The Age Of AI
• 3rd Circ. Seeks Standing Specifics In Website Tracking MDL
• NTIA Poised To Release First Spectrum Under New Budget Act
• Splenda Maker Says Scientist's Counterclaims Are Too Late
• Ch. 11 Ruling Voiding $2M Litigation Funding Sends A Warning
• Uber Jury Won't Hear Exec's Convo He 'Trashed Rape Victims'
• Block Beats Investor Action Over 2021 Customer Data Breach
• State Privacy Enforcers Set Sights On Data Use Opt-Outs
• Investor Tells Texas Justices UDF Claims Aren't Derivative
• CVS Says Takeda Tried To Block Heartburn Drug Competition
• FCC OKs Waivers For Smart House Locks
• Wash. Appeals Court Won't Revive Phish Concert Assault Suit
• Hemp Interests Drop Challenge To Louisiana THC Law
• FDIC Eases Standards For Lifting Cease-And-Desist Orders
• OCC Taps Cravath Atty As Principal Deputy Chief Counsel
• 5th Circ. Says Jarkesy Doesn't Doom OCC Enforcement Action
• 7 Enviro Cases To Watch At The Supreme Court
• 7th Circ. Questions Decertifying Amazon Makeup Try-On Class
• Ky. Judge Pauses Suit Over CFPB's Small-Biz Loan Rule
• TransUnion Faces Suit Over Data Breach Affecting 4.4M
• Fan Sues MLB's Nationals To Recoup 'Unlawful' Hidden Fees
• DC Says Crypto ATM Operator Profits Off Senior Scams
• Mitsubishi Accused Of Dodging Pollution Regs With Deception
• MAHA Report Calls For Increased Scrutiny Of Drug Advertising
• Wash. Justices Doubt Amazon's Stance On Chemical Suicides
• Nursing Exec Says $10.5M Fraud Penalty Excessive
• Mass. AG Says RE Investment Firm Flouting Rent Rules
• Google Says Ad Tech MDL Market Should Stay Within US
• 9th Circ. Declines To Block Most Of Social Media Addiction Law
• Norfolk Southern Inks Deal With DOJ Over Amtrak Delays
• Ski Mountain Owner Points To Google Remedies Decision
• Band-Aid Buyers Defend Standing, Claims In J&J PFAS Suit
• Heartland To Pay $18M For Charges On School Lunch Cards
• Eye Care Co. Sold Misbranded Products, Suit Says
• 'Open Questions' Raised About Live Nation Arbitrator
• Coinbase Vendor Called 'Major' Cog In 'Insider Bribery' MDL
• 1st Circ. Says Insurer Must Defend Heating Oil Class Action