Consumer Protection Archive » September, 2026

Consumer Protection - September, 2026

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• 9th Circ. Judges Doubt X's Claims Against Anti-Hate Group
• Senate Panel Seeks To Hold AI Giants Liable For Rogue Hacks
• 7th Circ. Backs Truckers In Union Pacific BIPA Suit
• Paramount Gets OK On Deal With State AGs Over Merger
• Baby Food Co. Will Keep Posting Test Results, Texas AG Says
• Valve Order Allows 15K Antitrust Arbitrations To Be Closed
• NYC Tenants Claim PE Firm Illegally Overcharged Rent
• Newsom Signs Law Letting California Target Solo Monopolies
• Meta Fights 'Monster' Proposed $1.1B CIPA Judgment
• DraftKings Uses AI To Exploit Losing Bettors, Suit Alleges
• Joby Air Taxi Trade Secrets Suit Against Archer Trimmed
• 'Waterproof' Sunscreen Suit Tossed Over Lack Of Harm
• FCC OKs Cable Biz Waiver To Fix Banned Routers
• Crypto Project Argentina Pres. Promoted Ducks RICO Claims
• 23andMe Beats Calif.'s Bankruptcy Sale Privacy Challenge
• FTC Asks Texas Court To Keep Trans Health Suit Intact
• Google Looks To Toss 'Implausible' Amended AI Spying Action
• Benefits Firm Can't Knock Out Data Breach Suit
• Utility Hasn't Billed For Almost 10 Years, Conn. Agency Told
• Chase Gets Trump's $5B Fla. Debanking Case Sent To NY
• 11th Circ. Skeptical Of PACE Lenders' CFPB Rule Challenge
• FCC Opens 2 Spectrum Bands For Satellite Services
• Visa, Mastercard Get ATM Fee Antitrust Case Tossed
• T-Mobile Users' Rate Hike Class Claims Sent To Arbitration
• Biz Groups Urge 5th Circ. To Back Texas Derivative-Suits Limit
• Tech Co. Sensata Can't Duck Data Breach Class Action
• Treasury Sets Plans For State Stablecoin Regime Reviews
• Wyo. Asks To Intervene In Suit Over Lease Sales To Oil Cos.
• CFTC Wins $31M Judgment In Crypto, Metals Fraud Scheme
• Paramount Can't Ax Most Claims In Pluto TV Privacy Action
• FCC Eases Federal Enviro Reviews Of Broadband Projects
• States Back AGs' 6th Circ. Bid To Keep RealPage Rent Claims
• Relator Must Seek Part Of $4.7B Opioid Deal In State Courts
• NJ Can Renew RealPage Antitrust Claims Against REIT
• Judge Backs CMS' Contested Organ Procurement Metrics
• How ChatGPT Teen Version Raises Product Liability Questions
• Hemp Interests Say Texas THC Rule Defies Federal Law
• Judge OKs Transamerica Policy Cost Hike Deal Worth $73M
• AG Watch: Va. Vape Product Regulations Enter A New Phase
• What's Next For Prediction Markets If States Win At High Court
• FDIC Standards Body Could Ease Bank Vendor Due Diligence
• Water Co. Escapes Consumer Protection Claim In PFAS Case
• AI Meeting Recaps Pose New Discovery And Privilege Risks
• Compressors From 3 Countries Facing Countervailing Duties
• Chinese Truck Beds Face Early Antidumping Duty Rates
• P&G Calif. Buyers Nab Class Cert. In Tampon Lead Suit
• Social Media Cos., Teens Spar Over Evidence Ahead Of Trials
• Zillow Must Face Realtors' Antitrust Suit Over Referral Terms
• Geico Call Class Sunk After Plaintiff Tosses Phone In River
• OpenAI Knew AI Was Rogue Before Hugging Face, Suit Says
• Boeing Can't Avoid Punitives With HQ Move, Passengers Say
• Groups Say Calif. Biogas Credits Incentivize More Methane
• NHTSA Fuel Economy Regs Overhaul Crushes EV Ambitions
• FCC Looking To Duck Mandamus In 2021 RF Exposure Order
• Cove Soda Can't Nix Suit Over 'No Artificial Sweeteners' Label
• Lupin Strikes Deal In States' Generic Drug-Price Fixing Suit
• Call Center Claims No Ties To NC In ADT Wrong-Number Suit
• CFTC Sends Event-Contracts Swaps Proposal To White House
• Aldi Sued Over Online Order Delivery Fees By SNAP Users
• Ford Hybrid Engine Fire Defect Suit Gets Trimmed
• Walmart, Energizer Battery Buyers Lose Antitrust Cert. Bid
• FDA Considers Changes To Tobacco Application Rules
• DEA Judge Pauses Marijuana Rescheduling Over GAO Report
• LA Seeks Groundwater Cleanup Costs From Manufacturers
• Google Beats Suit Over 'Pig Butchering' App Scams, For Now
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: September Lessons
• Live Nation Can't Ditch FTC's Ticket Scalping Case
• Zillow Tells DC Court To Toss Junk Fees Suit
• Agency Says Indicted Ex-Boss Can't Use Home For Bond
• FCC Can Step Into Idaho Pole Dispute With Utility, ISP Says
• Feds Seek To Throw Out States' Challenge To DEI Contract EO
• Lululemon Says Shoppers Can't Claim Its Tariff Refunds
• Md. Judge Tosses Vivid Seats 'Drip Pricing' Suit
• EU Prosecutors Arrest 7 In Alleged €300M Phone Scam
• Chinese, Indian Electrodes Dumped, Commerce Finds
• Grok-Maker Can't Get Deepfake Suit Paused Or Transferred
• Home Depot, Keurig Spam Suits Paused For 9th Circ. Ruling
• ChatGPT Users' Antitrust Suit Against Microsoft Gets Trimmed
• Calif. Governor Vetoes Broad Ban On Sensitive Data Sales
• 6th Circ. Narrows Scope Of Injunction On Ohio Hemp Law
• CFPB Rips Bid To Ax $43M Debt-Relief Win As 'Frivolous'
• FCC Seeks FirstNet Band Manager After Court Challenges End
• Newsom Signs Calif. Pesticide PFAS Tracking Bill Into Law
• Paramount, States Urge Court To Approve Merger Deal
• Jet Broker Accused Of Stealing $815K Through Ponzi Scheme
• Don't Overstep On Submarine Cable License Regs, FCC Told
• FCC Needs More Time To Weigh Verizon Copper Retirement
• Administration Says It Has Committed $289M In CDFI Funds
• Fla. AG Seeks To Put Guardrails On OpenAI's Models
• Policyholders Say RICO Plot 'Pillaged' Insurer's Assets
• Atlanta Consulting Firm Sued Over May Data Breach
• Badia Shakes Lead Claims For Cinnamon But Not For Ginger
• Wellness Biz Sued Over 'Immunity,' 'Doctor Crafted' Claims
• Ex-CFTC Commissioner Exits Crypto Lobby After Clarity Stalls
• SpaceX Pans Mobile Biz On Value Of 2 Spectrum Bands
• Calif. Bans Officials From Meme Coin Profits In Trump Callout
• Peirce's Exit To Leave SEC With Just 2 Members
• Mavis Discount Tire Settles Pa. AG's Billing Suit
• Epstein Survivors Can Sue FirstBank In New York, Judge Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• FTC Touts 'Dismantling' Of Corteva's Pesticide Rebates
• Roblox, Epic Can't Force Arbitration In Gaming Addiction Suit
• Seed Patent Dispute Settles 3 Days Into Trial
• DOJ Wants DHS Free To Seek Driver Records Despite Block
• Kalshi Cites CFTC Lawsuits In Bid To Nix Mass. Betting Suit
• HPE-Juniper Settlement Teaches Key Tunney Act Lessons
• First Steps For Companies Facing AI-Assisted Pro Se Suits
• ITC Clears Way For Major Duties On Chinese Van Trailers
• TikTok To Pay At Least $100M, Curb Teen Use In Alabama Deal
• Corteva Will Pay $35M To Resolve FTC Pesticide Rebate Case
• Ore. Judge Rejects CFPB Funding Cutoff Theory
• Astrana Health Reveals Spoofing Attack Targeting Private Data
• Kraft Heinz Must Face Cheesecake Snack Label Deception Suit
• Kalshi Sports Contracts Aren't Financial Swaps, 6th Circ. Says
• CFTC Says Firm Ran $950M Global Forex Ponzi Scheme
• Hemp Shop Owner Hits LA With $10M Suit Over Raids
• Ind. Panel Rejects NCAA Call To Ban Pregame Player Bets
• FCC Insists DC District Lacks Jurisdiction In Fight With ABC
• CPSC Told To Explain Warning Against Weighted Baby Blankets
• FDIC Orders 'Pro-America' Online Bank To Shore Up Finances
• Nike Says Phony Pricing Suit Can't Bridge App, Website Divide
• Rail Industry Wants Full 11th Circ. To Review FRA Rule
• Southwest Investors Ask 5th Circ. To Revive 'Meltdown' Suit
• Alkermes Must Face Bulk Of Addiction Treatment Drug Suit
• Tech Co. Seeks FCC Reg Waiver For 'Silent Speech' Devices
• Calif. Appealing Order Faulting Cannabis Tracking System
• DC Circ. Backs Bitcoin Fog Crypto Mixer Conviction
• Driscoll's Hit With NY Suit Over Alleged PFAS On Berries
• 9th Circ. OKs Class Cert. In Classmates.com Name Use Case
• 'Experience Drain' Leaves FTC, DOJ Staffers More Hesitant
• Acquittal Bid In Okla. Bid-Rigging Conviction Denied
• Detractors Tell Court Paramount Deal Fails To Fix Concerns
• Elder Fraud Risk And Pleading Lessons From Meta Cases
• Mass. Car Seller Facing TCPA Suit Over Wrong Number AI Call
• Unilever Says Web Safety Pledges Can't Support Benzene Suit
• Domino Foods Fights Paul Weiss DQ Bid In Price-Fixing MDL
• Clorox Sued Over 6.3M-Bottle Bacteria Risk Recall
• Negotiating The Scope Of The Stablecoin Customer ID Rule
• Nvidia Wins Stay In AI Voice Data Class Action
• UDR Settles Wash. AG's Claims Of Illegal Rent Hikes
• Unions Urge 2nd Circ. To Back Reviving Uber, Lyft Driver Law
• An Economic Approach Could Curb Broad Antitrust Classes
• Meta Lied About Data Privacy, New Mexico Jury Finds
• Cold Storage Co. To Pay $5.25M To Settle Data Breach Lawsuit
• Kansas Officials Say Hemp Raid Suit Should Be Tossed
• Prediction Market Regulators, Bad Actors In AI Arms Race
• How To Improve Hiring Transparency Amid Ghost Job Scrutiny
• Hugging Face Attack Is A Warning To The Securities Markets
• FTC Push May Create Dual Origin-Claim Risks For Contractors
• US Backs Elon Musk In €120M EU Digital Transparency Case
• Apple Pay Antitrust Class Wins Cert. In Wallet Monopoly Suit
• Expedia Hit With Smoke Detector Suit Over Deadly VRBO Fire
• Game Publishers Eye Doc Request In Valve Antitrust Case
• Paramount Judge Won't 'Rubber Stamp' States' Merger Deal
• FTC Eyes Tech Cos.' Profits In Fight Against Online Scam Ads
• CFTC Allows Tokenized Investments, Blockchain Records
• Calif. Bill Deals Blow, But Not Knockout, To Tracking Suits
• Seyfarth Failed To Guard Client Data From Hack, Suit Alleges
• FINRA Fines Vanguard $950K For Account Reporting Issues
• Medical School Application Fee Antitrust Claim Moves Ahead
• Grammarly Owner Sued Over 'Last Chance' Discount Emails
• GM Accused Of Defective Oil Cooling System In Trucks
• Capital One, Influencers Get Final OK In Alleged Fee Theft Suit
• RICO Suit Claims CH Robinson, TQL Are Using Illegal Carriers
• TikTok Loses Bid To Trim Kids' Data Privacy Suit In Calif.
• Plaintiffs Bar Says $243M Tesla Verdict Doesn't Hurt Innovation
• Eli Lilly Hit With $90M Verdict In Nektar's Rezpeg Breach Suit
• Labcorp Inks $2.3M Deal To Resolve Multistate Data Breach
• Borrowers Sue Ed. Dept. Over 'Plain Wrong' Credit Reporting
• Ticketmaster Offers Sheeran Refunds After Mass. AG Demand
• Match Group Hit With Del. Suit Over Dating App Safety
• FCC Warns Broadcasters To Comply With Renewal Guidelines
• Court Urged To Trim TM Claim From Fake Google Charger Suit
• $16M Note Leads To Fraud Charges For Booted Housing Boss
• $16M Coinbase Crypto Thief 'Lolimfeelingevil' Gets 12 Yrs.
• Bipartisan Senate Bill Aims To Tighten Telecom Cybersecurity
• 5 Circuit Splits To Watch At The High Court
• 4 Tips On Expert Gatekeeping From J&J Talc Deal
• Thriving Rivals Disprove Hillrom Antitrust Suit, 3rd Circ. Told
• SC Judge Wants Clarity On Opioid 'Bodily Injury' Coverage
• Walmart Pays $16M To End Expired Formula Sales Claims
• Playing Bid Whist Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Cayuga Tribe Fights to Keep Caesars Sports Betting Suit Alive
• FCC Robotics Restrictions Raise AI Compliance Risks
• What Greek Tragedy Teaches About Mediating AI Disputes
• NY Accuses Polymarket Of Illegal Gambling Operation
• AML Takes Center Stage In Financial Crime Enforcement
• Litigation Spending To Keep Climbing While Biz Risks Mount
• 7th Circ. Skeptical Of UP's Temporal BIPA Contractor Argument
• NM Offers Infernal Literature Lesson In Meta Trial Closing
• Nestle Asks Justices To Review 'Sustainable' Cocoa Classes
• Google MDL Coverage Suit Belongs In Calif., Del. Judge Rules
• Calif. Appeals Court Revives Antitrust Suit Against Claritev
• Buyers Defend DRAM Price-Fixing Case Against Chipmakers
• Boeing Pushes For Pretrial Win In Norwegian Air 737 Max Suit
• WH Aide Says CFTC Needs Congress For Full Crypto Powers
• Conn. Panel Seeks Info On Intervenor Standing In Setoff Case
• Electric Cos. Urge FCC To Revamp Call Consent Revocation
• Banking Dems Protest GOP-Only Prediction Market Talks
• Blue Shield Still Facing Therapy 'Ghost Network' Suit
• DOJ Partially Backs Apple In Epic High Court Contempt Case
• Patients Drop Fertility Fraud Suits Against Yale Medical School
• Illinois Swipe-Fee Ban Also Blocked For Federal Credit Unions
• Crypto Co. Wins Bid To Send $100M RICO Suit To Arbitration
• Vein Tech Maker Escapes Suit Over DOJ Kickback Probe
• Colo. Smoke Shop Chain To Pay $152K Over Kratom Potency
• Suit Over Mich. Teen's Campground Drowning Reinstated
• Sens. Await FTC Reply On Amazon, Walmart Shopping Bots
• Roblox, Discord Seek To Compel Arbitration In Abuse MDL
• Tracking Trends In State-Level Regulatory Enforcement
• NY Judge Dismisses States' DOGE Treasury Data Access Suit
• Cable Group Opposes FCC Plan For Robocall 'Scorecard'
• BofA Customers Drop Suit Over Post-Jan. 6 Data-Sharing
• Oura Rings Lack Tech To Accurately Track Sleep, Suit Says
• Medicare Brokers Say Feds Won't Identify Alleged False Claims
• Chinese Medicinal Chemical Exporter Faces Triple-Digit Duty
• Judge Rejects $2.5M Fees For Opt-Out Attys In Chevy Case
• Calif. Bill Goes Too Far In Trying To Regulate Attorney AI Use
• Zillow Starts Renewed Bid To Exit Home Loan Kickbacks Suit
• Verizon Asks FCC To Dismiss Data Speed Complaint
• 9th Circ. Says Pre-2013 Life Policies Needn't Get Lapse Forms
• Vape Shop Owners Say Supplier Can't Ditch THC-Content Suit
• State Pols Urge Justices To Rein In Kalshi's Sports Offerings
• 4 Flashpoints In FDIC's Bid To Revamp Bank Merger Reviews
• Anthropic Says It 'Never Promised' Fixed Claude Usage Rates
• Meta Flaunts 'Abuse' Of Atty-Client Privilege, Judge Told
• GOP Sen. Seeks Don Jr., Hunter Biden Biz Dealings Probes
• Rack Room Shoe Shoppers Can't Get Cert. In Privacy Suit
• Kalshi Seeks CFTC OK For Event Contract Margin Trading
• FCC Seeks $25K For Radio Jamming During Alleged Burglary
• 'Yikes' Email Sinks BIPA Coverage For Donut, Transport Cos.
• 9th Circ. Wipes Out $140M Class Verdict Against CenturyLink
• CVS Beats Malpractice Suit Over Pharmacy Mix-Up
• Dartmouth Inks $750K Deal Over Oracle Data Breach
• Uber, Lyft Asked To Explain Duty To Drivers In Ohio Injury Suit
• Cities Say Local Permits Not 'Hurdle' To Broadband
• Samsung TV Buyer Files False Ad Suit Over 'Mini LED' Label
• FTC's Ferguson: Don't Fight New Fed. Courts Merger Policy
• CFTC Warns Prediction Platforms Of 'Mention Market' Risks
• SEC E-Delivery Plan Draws Access Concerns, Enviro Praise
• DraftKings Beats Class Action Over Voided NBA Game Bets
• Colo. Hospital Seeks To Toss Meta Pixel Patient Data Suit
• Trump Admin Sued Over $289M In Soon-To-Lapse CDFI Funds
• Amazon Says Ring Cam Privacy Suit Misconstrues State Laws
• Christmas Tree Co. Must Face Claims Over Deal with Amazon
• DOJ Says Fired NCUA Members Aren't Like Fed Officials
• Ford Seeks To Toss F-150 Oil Consumption Class Claims
• Telecom Looks To Retire Legacy Phone Lines In NH, Maine
• Flyers Tell 9th Circ. Alaska-Hawaiian Merger Eroding Service
• SF Sues To Block Early Access To Trump's Truth Social Posts
• Flyer Says Justices Must Hear CrowdStrike Tech-Outage Suit
• The Preemption Gap In Prediction Market High Court Petitions
• Parents Say Amazon Sold Industrial Laser That Blinded Son
• Commerce On The Lookout For Polysilicon Stockpiling
• Juul Buyers Defend Antitrust Classes At 9th Circ.
• Wi-Fi Calling Antitrust Suit Sent To Arbitration
• Oil Cos. Escape Mich. Climate Change Antitrust Suit
• Fintech Regulator Outlook: 5 Lessons From Minnesota
• Consumers Seek To Add AAA Financial Ties To Monopoly Suit
• HVAC Contractor Accused Of $8M 'Mass Save' Rebate Fraud
• Hims & Hers Suit Spotlights Health Data-Sharing Privacy Risks
• 4 Paths To AI Safety Coordination Amid Antitrust Debate
• Vape Purchasers Say MDL Complaint Shows Price-Fix Scheme
• Reel Justice: 'The Furious' And Journalistic Evidence
• British Columbia Joins In Blaming OpenAI In School Shooting
• Insider Critiques Of Meta Came From Ignorance, Jury Told
• Costco Says It Didn't Say 'Zero Heavy Metals' In Protein Powder
• Crypto Co. Investor's 'Puzzle Pleading' Dooms Revenue Suit
• Mass. Judge Trims Law Student's Everclear 'Fireball' Burn Suit
• Texas Firms Sued Over Alleged VA Benefits Fee Scheme
• TelexFree Investors' 2nd Bid For Cert. Called Futile
• AT&T Asks FCC To Raise Mobile Power Limits In 3.45 GHz Band
• Judge Rules ESPN, Subsidiary Can Enter WWE Streaming Suit
• Xbox Buyer Says IEEPA Refund Arbitration Bid Lacks Backing
• Cable Biz Insists FCC Can Preempt Broadband Rate Regs
• Ligado Says Damages Rise To $50B In Gov't Takings Case
• AI Cos. Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Deal To 'Pace The Frontier'
• 'So What?': Judge Pans DOJ Bid To End TikTok Consent Decree
• Target Says It Had No Duty To Investigate Formula For Taint
• Greenberg Traurig Hit With Action Over Client Data Breach
• Homeowners Say Home Equity Co. Sells Predatory Products
• How Calif. Privacy Bill Could Change CIPA Tracking Cases
• Crypto Firm, Ga. Investor Reach Deal To End Fraud Suit
• Malaysia, Indonesia Dumping Fatty Acids, Commerce Finds
• For Faster FDIC Review, Banks Must Front-Load Prep
• States Settle Challenge Of Paramount's Warner Bros. Deal
• Kraft Heinz Says Insurers Won't Cover Processed Food Suits
• Lilly Left Nektar Drug 'Damaged Goods,' Jury Told At Trial End
• Roblox Struggles To Shake LA County Public Nuisance Suit
• Facebook's Notes System Better Handles Misinfo, Exec Says
• Judge Nixes USDA's SNAP Deadline, Immigrant Benefit Rules
• UPMC, NYU Will End Gender-Affirming Trans Care For Minors
• NJ Seeks Quick Win On TikTok's Money Transfers
• California Says AT&T Can Ditch Copper If Service Continues
• Nature's Way 'Zero Sugar' Gummies Contain Sugar, Suit Says
• Keeping Google Ad Tech Biz Intact 'Not A Close Call'
• DoorDash Incentivizes Speeding Drivers, Ind. Panel Says
• OCC Approves 3 Trust Charters For Stablecoin Businesses
• Roblox, Fortnite Not Actually Classroom-Safe, Student Says
• FTC Chair Defends Overlapping Antitrust Authorities
• Texas Pregnancy Center Shutters To End Birth Tourism Suit
• FTC's Meador Touts Right-To-Repair Progress After Deere Case
• Kalshi Loses Bid To Lift Wash. Event Contracts Ban
• Asbestos Claimants Ask Justices To Take On 'Texas Two-Step'
• 4th Circ. Punts Decision On Forcing FCC Political Ad Ruling
• Frozen Potato Makers Must Face Bulk Of Price-Fixing Case
• Former J&J Unit Beats Claims Its Sunscreen Caused Cancer
• Oppenheimer Customers Win Final Approval For $70M Deal
• CFTC Sends Crypto Rules To White House After Bill Stalls
• Nonprofit Plans To Sue Atlanta Airport Over Sewage Pollution
• Resetting For Success After Corporate Litigation Loses Focus
• Abbott's Spine Implants Cause Nerve Damage, Suit Claims
• Transpo Tracker: Amazon Crash Suits, Md. Bridge Claims Trimmed
• How Bifurcation And Verdict Forms Can Sway Jury Outcomes
• Epstein Survivors Seek Class Cert. In FirstBank Suit
• Conagra 'Keto' Products Hide Added Sugar, Suit Claims
• 4th Circ. Weighs DEA Power To Classify HHC Schedule I
• 6th Circ. Undoes Ky. State Court Remand Of PBM Fight
• Spokeo Says Conn. Privacy Law Targets Protected Speech
• FCC OKs Swedish Lawnmower Robots Amid Foreign Ban
• Hartford Unit Must Defend Tax Lien Cos. In 'Eviction' Case
• Disease Exclusion Doesn't Apply To Listeria Injury Claims
• How Cos. Can Avoid Infant Product False Advertising Suits
• Injured Sprinter Says Puma Trying End-Run In German Court
• Paramount Gets Foreign Investment Nod For $110B WBD Deal
• EU Continues Above-Average Pace Probing Trade Practices
• Time Is On Payment Processors' Side As Deal Dynamics Shift
• LinkedIn Secures Ban On Sweeping Data Scraping Operations
• DOJ Touts 'Substantial' Ad Tech Fix, Leaves Room For Appeal
• IBM, J&J Get Incurable Data Breach Suit Tossed For Good
• Immigration Attorney Wants SEC Sanctioned In EB-5 Case
• Meta's Slow Content Reviews Not Biggest Concern, Jury Told
• Hyundai Cameras That Watch Drivers A Hazard, Suit Claims
• Oil Giants, Estate Agree To End Heat Wave Death Claims
• Sue To Stop AI Armageddon? Not So Fast, Attys Say
• T-Mobile Can't Challenge Ruling That It Broke Wash. Data Law
• AT&T Seeks To End Biz Landline Service In 34 States, DC
• Racetrack Operators Fight Claims Of 'Rigged' Betting Pools
• Rail Giants Point To Shipper Support For $85B Merger
• Ill. Woman Says Apple AirTags Enabled Stalking Abuse
• NY Urges 2nd Circ. To Halt DOT Efforts Vs. Congestion Pricing
• Ex-FCC Leaders Call ABC Probe Attack On Free Speech
• EU Antitrust Chief Says AI Competition Mitigates Risk
• Texas Judge Suggests Moving Toilet Parts False Ad Suit To Trial
• Corpay Reaches $100M Deal In FTC Case Over Hidden Fees
• Amazon Sued For Use Of 'Drunk Shakespeare' In 'Off Campus'
• Broker TradeZero Fined Over Data Breach Tied To Chatbot
• Amway To Pay $225M To End Deceptive Marketing Claims
• Colo. $2B Graduated Tax Proposal Faces Signature Challenge
• Family Tells 11th Circ. Tesla Can't Undo $243M Crash Verdict
• Groups Seek 4.4 GHz Revamp, But Clash On Exclusive Use
• DOJ Official Says Political Appointees Play Antitrust Role
• Judge Finds NM PFAS Label Likely Violates First Amendment
• Samsung Range Caused Wash. House Fire, Insurer Says
• Judge Nixes Workers' Bid To Halt IRS Withholding Rules
• Trader Joe's Faces Lawsuits Over Sugar Labeling
• Cruz, Markey Urge Senate To Pass Bill On AM Radio In Cars
• How GCs Can Assess The Risks Of Emerging AI Laws
• How FTC's $20B Amazon Suit May Shake Up Ad Enforcement
• Auto Lender OKs $709.5M Multistate Deal Over Subprime Loans
• StraightPath-Linked Stockbroker Gets 4.5 Years For Fraud
• For Single-Party FTC, Easier Suits May Come With A Cost
• Bulgarian, Egyptian And Vietnamese Rebar Hit With US Duties
• Republicans Move Trump's CFPB Pick Ahead To Full Senate
• Commerce Orders Duties On Algerian Steel Rod Imports
• Meta Deal Highlights Advisory Jury Issues, Litigation Risk
• SEC Issues Innovation Exemption For Tokenized Stock Trading
• Post-Cambridge Analytica Investigation Unserious, Jury Told
• OpenAI Users Say 'Strangers' Review Millions Of Private Chats
• Express Scripts Seeks To Exit AIDS Group's Drug Rate Suit
• OE Fed Credit Union's $2.3M 'Boilerplate' Breach Deal Denied
• Ocwen, Banks Settle Whistleblowers' Foreclosure Fraud Suit
• CFTC Probing Carbon Credit Markets, Enforcement Chief Says
• 'Disappointment' Not Enough To Sue Hershey's, Judge Says
• Philly Says DraftKings Suit Seeks To Block Consumer Probe
• Senate Committee OKs Free Speech Bill Despite AI Worries
• FCC Members See Progress On Opening Gov't Spectrum
• FTX Exec's Wife Headed For Spring Campaign Finance Trial
• Parties Clash Over Scope Of GIPA In DNA Test-Taker's Suit
• Utah Tribe Loses Repeated Bids To End Water Suit In Its Favor
• State Farm Plans Calif. Return For Fire-Hardened Homes
• Portions Of DC Expert Report Nixed In Amazon Antitrust Case
• State Bank Supervisor Group Issues AI Exam Framework
• American Eagle Accused Of Infringing 'Overslept' TM
• Tenn. Must Face Adult-Entertainment Groups' Age-Check Suit
• Insurer Wants Back Kratom Co. Wrongful Death Suit Atty Fees
• 9th Circ. Greenlights Blocking Kalshi Contracts On Tribal Land
• Kroger Faces Skepticism In Bid To Slash Wash. AG's Fee Win
• Zillow Must Arbitrate MLS Claims, Compass Claims Paused
• BofA Settles Suit Over Maryland Pandemic Benefits Cards
• Tesla, SpaceX Say Terafab Plant Doesn't Infringe Startup's TM
• 9th Circ. Revives Bad Faith Claim In Title Insurance Row
• FTC Deal Bars Gunmakers From Overlapping Board Members
• GM Vehicles Have 'Shuddering' Clutch Defect, Suit Says
• Va. DOT Warns FCC Deadlines For Permits May Be Too Short
• Vanguard Trims But Can't Shake Users' Data Tracking Suit
• Consumer Groups Ask States To Probe Zillow, Housing Market
• Ford Says Quill & Arrow Can't Escape Lemon Law Fee Fight
• Footwear Co. Not Covered In Email Class Fight, Insurers Say
• States Say DOJ's RealPage Deal Doesn't Affect Their Claims
• Apple Backs Its $132K Fee Ask Over 'Bad Faith' Subpoenas
• What State AI Election Laws Mean For The 2026 Midterms
• Why Pa. Push For Brownfield Renewables May Not Be Enough
• Solar Co. Users Seek OK On $15M Deal To End Defect Claims
• Underdog Sues To Stop Conn. Crackdown On Event Contracts
• DOJ Fights Acquittal Motion Following Okla. Bid-Fixing Verdict
• 5th Circ. Says EPA Went Too Far With Chemical Ban
• 4 Words In A 1980 Law Could Redraw Bank Lending
• Court Pauses Fox's Discovery Order In Newsmax Antitrust Suit
• 2nd Circ. Tylenol MDL Ruling Clarifies Court Gatekeeper Role
• Dow Pans 'Repackaged' Claims In Retooled NJ Pollution Suit
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Cultivating Good Judgment
• DOJ Letter Rescission Portends Proxy Firm Antitrust Risk
• Fintech Co. Says Nuvei Bungled Mastercard Transactions
• Enova Cites Regulatory Uncertainty As It Ends Bid For Bank
• Meta Beats Proposed Privacy Class Action Over 'Voiceprints'
• DOJ Says States Could Owe Bond In Paramount Merger Case
• Disney Wants Kids' Data Privacy Claims Tossed For Good
• How States' 'Perry Mason Moment' Led To $17B Meta Deal
• Lender Alleges Housing Official Ran $2.4M Ponzi Scheme
• Hyundai Must Face Trimmed Claims On Braking System
• Meta's Data Collection From DMV Is Invasive, Calif. Drivers Say
• AG Pushes Data Center Rates To Protect NC Customers
• Costco Tequila Buyers Say Agave Certification Isn't Conclusive
• DC Circ. Queries Feds On Immigrant Truck Driver Restrictions
• FCC Seeks Input On Disputed Political Ad Rate Policy
• Haleon Sued Over 'Zero Sugar' Claim In Emergen-C Gummies
• Hotels, Amadeus Defend Info Exchange Win At 7th Circ.
• Talc Co. Barretts' Creditors Again Call For End Of Its Ch. 11
• Urology Tech Co. Can't Duck Antitrust Suit
• ​​​​​​​Aftership Hit With Class Action Over Hidden 'Protection' Fees
• NYC Asks 2nd Circ. To Greenlight Uber, Lyft Deactivation Law
• Responding To State Packaging Law Uncertainty
• Mich. AG Says PBMs Put Opioid Profits Before Patient Safety
• Cruz Delays FCC Nom's Hearing Amid Calls To Add Dem Pick
• Takeda Can't Decertify Amitiza Class After $885M Jury Loss
• UMG Says DistroKid Is Copyright-Infringing 'AI-Slop Pipeline'
• 1st Circ. Suggests Appeal In Drug Rebate Case May Be Moot
• FTC Chair Wary Of AI's Dual Push For Regs, Antitrust Shield
• Salesforce Must Face Claims Over Customer Data Breach
• 1st Circ. Presses Amex On Merchant Arbitration Rule Change
• Uber Says MDL Bellwether Plaintiff Can't Show Reliance
• Trade Court Upholds Commerce's New Mexican Pipe Duty Test
• Call Center Seeks Coverage For $5M Adidas Data Breach Deal
• F-150 Drivers Denied Class Cert. In Ford Transmission Suit
• US Finalizes Duties Rates For 3 Asian Countries' Solar Cells
• Commerce Orders Duties On Chinese Feed Additive
• AG Watch: Oregon Targets Consumer Costs
• Nektar 'Desperate' To Develop Rezpeg, Lilly Exec Tells Jury
• Zumba Video Buyers Seek Initial Nod For $2.7M Privacy Deal
• Crypto Bill Faces Wide Criticism Ahead Of Initial Vote
• NY AG, CFTC Tussle Over Prediction Markets, Gambling Laws
• Albertsons Owes $2.2B For Opioids, Wash. Says As Trial Ends
• Wash AG Fights T-Mobile's Bid To Undo Data Breach Ruling
• Under Armour Can't Duck Suit Alleging Massive Data Breach
• Facebook Third-Party Apps Took User Data, Jury Told
• NY Flags AI Models As Cyber Risk Review Factor For Banks
• Motor Vehicles Lead Product Liability Litigation, Report Says
• 5th Circ. Frees Ericsson Insurers In Terrorism Funding Row
• Apple Urges High Court To Nix App Store Contempt Order
• Certifying Body Lied About Being US-Based, FCC Says
• Verizon Backs AT&T Transition Plan For IP Networks
• FTC's Meador Wants To Reassert Standalone Authority
• Paramount Says Warner Bros. Deal Is Good For Competition
• Renaissance Learning Beats Student Data Privacy Suit
• Amazon Halts 21 Air Cargo Flights, Faces New Crash Suit
• FCC Crafts Spectrum Plan For Drone 'Dominance'
• 21 States Seek To Halt Corteva's $39B PFAS Liability Spinoff
• FTC's View Of Construction Adhesives Market Won The Day
• Ex-Perrigo VP Escapes Some Price-Fixing Claims From AGs
• State Farm Spared Treble Damages In Policyholders' $38M Win
• Pa. Warns Data Center Growth Could Overwhelm Supply
• Debt Buyer Settles Mass. AG Complaint Over Collection Tactics
• NY Village Can Pursue PFAS Claims Against Local Cos.
• 9th Circ. Says Hyundai, Kia Parent Cos. Can't Slip Theft MDL
• FCC Eyes Reg Waiver For Maritime Locating Devices
• Intuit Escapes MLA 'Refund Advance' Loans Suit, For Now
• Loper Bright Unlikely To Upend DEA Rescheduling Challenges
• Samsung Seeks Toss Of Dua Lipa Copyright, TM Suit In Calif.
• Cop Pitches Nationwide Class In Flock Privacy Lawsuit
• 1st Circ. Says Hearst Info Sharing May Not Trigger VPPA
• NC Residents Lose Class Cert. Bid In Hospital Antitrust Fight
• Money Transmission Issue Looms For Prediction Markets
• DC Inks $9.3M Deals With 2 More Landlords In RealPage Case
• Big Biz Coalition Backs Litigation Funding Disclosure Rule
• How Cos. Can Fight Consumers' Tariff Refund Class Actions
• FTC Focus: A Shift In The Pricing Disclosure Terrain
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Commerce Sets Early Duty Rate On Chinese Tin Mill Imports
• Tylenol Maker Seeks 2nd Circ. Relook In Autism, ADHD Suits
• CashCall Loses 'Ill-Conceived' Bid To Undo $157M CFPB Win
• Magic Spoon Is Healthwashing Protein Cereals, Suit Says
• 9 Prediction Markets Ordered To Stop Operating In Conn.
• Attys Must Arbitrate $8 Oil To Fight $625K Sanction: 9th Circ.
• Va. Agency Tells FCC Verizon Copper Retirement Affects 150K
• NRA Hit With Suit Alleging 'Sex-Based' Membership Pricing
• Trump Admin Pulls Back Obama-Era Spectrum Policy
• TD Bank 'Cash-Like' Advance Loans Suit Voluntarily Dropped
• Exploding Home Sauna Suit Clears Damages Concerns
• Volvo Averts EV Defect Suit Over Kansas Buyers' NJ Claims