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Class Action - January, 2014

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• Samsung Wins Arbitration Bids In Galaxy S4 False Ad Suits
• Chevron Wants Del. High Court's Final Stamp On Forum Bylaw
• Fla. Spray-Foam Insulation Suit Survives Dismissal Bid
• Retiree Asks High Court To Clarify ERISA Claim Time Limits
• FDCPA Allows Oral Challenges To Debts, 4th Circ. Says
• Family Dollar Wants High Court To Tackle Pay Bias Action
• Flushmate Offers $18M To Settle Exploding Toilet Class Action
• AlliedBarton Guards Win Class Cert. In Meal Break Row
• Family Dollar Dodges Manager's Pa. Overtime Class Action
• Calif. Court Revives Wells Fargo Loan Modification Suit
• IRS Says Tea Party Groups Can't Bring Bias Suit
• Ear Ringing False Ad Suit Tossed Over Bankruptcy Snafu
• Zurich Wants Out Of Defending Chicago Petcoke Dust Suits
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: McAndrews' Sharon Hwang
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Faegre Baker's Kathy Noecker
• 'Reasonable Certainty' Remains Uncertain
• Tyson Foods Ordered To Pay $19M In Don, Doff Suit
• Class Cert. Denied In Pfizer Pay-For-Delay Suit
• American Airlines Workers Claim Unions Withheld Equity
• JPMorgan Gets Overdraft-Fee Case Sent To Arbitration
• Pet Owners Denied Class Cert. In Toxic Dog-Treat Suit
• GE, Toshiba, Hitachi Face Fukushima Suit In Japan
• Mott's Gets 'No Sugar Added' Labeling Claims Cut Down
• Boehringer Docs In Pradaxa MDL Unsealed By Judge
• Prior Consent Sinks Travel Co. TCPA Class Action
• MF Global Auditor Settles Customer Class Action
• Steptoe Adds Versatile Partner From Gibson Dunn
• Plaintiffs Bar Targets Dietary Supplement Efficacy Claims
• American Pacific Investor Seeks To Stop $392M PE Buyout
• De Blasio Unveils Stop-and-Frisk Deal, Moves To Drop Appeal
• SAIC Derivative Suit Properly Dismissed, 2nd Circ. Rules
• 5 Tips For Employers Facing An EEOC Investigation
• Gogo Can't Get In-Flight Internet Monopoly Suit Grounded
• EEOC Urges Revival Of Freeman Background Check Bias Suit
• Costco Illegally Employs Optometrists In Stores, Suit Says
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Norton Rose's Yvonne Puig
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Orrick's Laurie Strauch Weiss
• O'Quinn Settles With Insurer In Overbilling Coverage Row
• Wells Fargo Force-Placed RICO Action Gets Green Light
• Celebrity Chef Settles FLSA Action With NY Workers
• Microsoft Gets Class Cert. Denied In Xbox Text-Spam Suit
• Target Execs Slapped With Investor Suit Over Data Breach
• Weatherford To Pay $52.5M To End Tax Flub Class Action
• Aeropostale To Pay $15M To Settle Shareholder Suit
• Possible Sanctions For Takeda In Actos Bladder Cancer MDL
• Star Scientific Action Halted As Feds Pursue Ex-Va. Gov.
• Take-Two Beats 'Grand Theft Auto' Online Delay Gripe
• Judge Mulls 'Extraordinarily Large' Fees In $53M IPhone Deal
• Cipro Buyers, Generics Cos. Duel Over Actavis Ruling
• Wal-Mart Evades TCPA Suit Over Junk Texts
• Costco, Diamond Pay $2M To Settle Dog Food Salmonella Suit
• Credit Report Co.'s FCRA Damages Not Covered, Chubb Says
• Madoff Victims Look To Opt Out Of $543M JPMorgan Deals
• Google Wants Shareholder Suit Over $500M Ad Deal Nixed
• High Court Finds Middle Ground On 'Clothes' Under FLSA
• Horizon Blue Cross Customers Sue Over Data Breach
• And Now A Word From The Panel: The Year In Review
• Sallie Mae's Planned Split Draws Shareholder Suit
• DOJ Says BP's Own Conclusions Discredit Spill Estimate
• 5th Circ. Affirms $2.7M Judgment For Chinese Drywall Maker
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Goodwin Procter's Joanne Gray
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Taft's Barbara Duncombe
• American Airlines Escapes Baggage Fee Class Action
• Goldman Sachs Dodges Short-Swing Suit In 2nd Circ.
• 5th Circ. Asked To Keep Rehearing Window In DR Horton Case
• Allergan Dodges Class Action Over Pricey Eye Drops
• $2.6M Olympus Shareholder Deal Gets Green Light
• Ross Stores Can't Escape Janitors' Wage Class Action
• Firm Misled Homeowners About Foreclosure Rights, Suit Says
• E-Book Plaintiffs Look To Axe Apple's Expert Complaints
• Hydroxycut False Ad Claims Must Be Clarified, Judge Says
• Judge Tosses Shareholder Claims Over Nanotech Patents
• High Court Decision In Pom V. Coke Could End Food Wars
• Neiman Marcus, Michaels Stores Sued Over Data Breaches
• Skadden Rips Atty OT Claims, Pans Ruling In Similar Suit
• Sarepta Accused Of Misleading Investors On MD Drug
• Investors Slam Proposed $1.3B Sale Of Chuck E. Cheese's
• GNC Hit With Suit Claiming Diet Pills Led To Liver Damage
• Bronx Co-Op Tells Judge To Nix Suit Over FLSA Violations
• Google Denied 9th Circ. Review Of Gmail Snooping Case
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Young Conaway's Pauline Morgan
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Phelps Dunbar's Nan Alessandra
• Judge Puts Brakes On Avis Bid To Decertify Manager OT Suit
• High Court Brings Clarity To 'Changing Clothes' Under FLSA
• Frederick's Of Hollywood Hit With Shareholder Class Action
• 'Natural' Labeling Row Remains FDA's Domain, Gruma Says
• Ralphs Hit With Class Action Over Decaf Coffee
• NJ Transit Hit With Racial Discrimination Class Action
• Suit Over Calls For Johnny Knoxville Film Gets The Boot
• Bankruptcy Judges Nab Class Cert. In Wage Suit
• Bain, KKR Slam Class Cert. Bid In Collusion Suit
• 4th Circ. Rules Fannie, Freddie Exempt From Transfer Tax
• Challenge To $1.2B OfficeMax-Office Depot Merger Dropped
• Last Complaint In Superstorm Sandy Class Action Dismissed
• Class Cert. Denied In First American Title Rate Action
• Comcast Puts Securities Plaintiffs To An Earlier Test
• Monsanto Agent Orange Deal Faces High Court Challenge
• Ill. Appeals Court Finds Coverage In High-Profile TCPA Case
• A Lesson For Objectors In Class Action Settlements
• GE Hit With FLSA Class Action By Service Techs From 4 States
• NFL Concussion Atty Open To Sharing Data On $760M Deal
• J&J Urges FDA Deference In Baby Wash False Ad Action
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Crowell's Angela Styles
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: WilmerHale's Susan Murley
• Dewey's WARN Defenses Fall Flat, Laid-Off Workers Say
• Steelworkers' Don, Doff Time Not Compensable: High Court
• Actavis Only Requires Scrutiny Of Cash Deals, Judge Says
• 7th Circ. Reverses Boehringer Depo Order In Pradaxa MDL
• Settlement Of Riddex False Ad Claims Gets Green Light
• Google's Gmail Goes Down, Class Actions Could Follow
• Flagstar Execs Hit With Investor Suit Over $133M FCA Deal
• 7th Circ. Urged To Revive Wellpoint Premium Hike Suit
• The CFPB's Unfair And Misleading Report On Arbitration
• Thoratec Hit With Shareholder Suit Over Device Recall, Study
• Aaroma Not Liable For Diacetyl Consumer Claims: 3rd Circ.
• Deepwater Victims Make Final Push On BP Spill Response
• Teva, Boehringer Slapped With New Pay-For-Delay Suit
• Pa. Justices To Hear $95M Radiation Injury Coverage Appeal
• Pa. Court Strikes Cert. In Doctors' Insurance Claim Suit
• Suits Say Pepsi, Goya Masked Caramel Color Content
• JPMorgan Hit With Derivative Suit Over $20B In Fines
• State Farm Sued By Homeowners Over Lost Property Values
• Garmin To Face Majority Of Claims In Faulty Battery Suit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hughes Hubbard's Beinecke
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Willkie's Margery Neale
• NSA Spying Suit Reworked With Eye On Faster Resolution
• 7th Circ. Backs TransUnion's Use Of $75M Settlement Fund
• Force-Placed Insurance Action Against BofA Trimmed By Judge
• Attys In BP Settlement Probe Want Special Master Booted
• Morgan Stanley Latest To Exit Muni Bond Bid-Rigging MDL
• Cephalon Says Patent Toss Doesn't Bar Pay-For-Delay Defense
• Calif. High Court Urged To Clarify Suitable Seating Rules
• HP, Sidley Austin Escape Sanctions In Overtime Suit
• RBS Citizens Agrees To $3M Deal In Loan Officer OT Fight
• Class Certified In Goldman Sachs $1B Toxic Assets Suit
• 2nd Circ. Seeks Top NY Court's View On Prevailing Wage
• NJ Firm Can't Sink Debt Collections Class Action
• Raiders Cheerleaders Accuse Team Of Wage Theft, Unfair Pay
• DuPont Says Indirect Buyers' Cartel Suit Doesn't Stick
• Tea Party Groups Continue To Push IRS Tax Bias Suit
• United Beats Suit Over Cuts To Frequent Flier Benefits
• Cooper Tire Investors Sue Over Failed $2.5B Apollo Merger
• Steel Tubing Maker Wins Natural Gas Pipe Defect Suit
• Alexander Dubose Adds Norton Rose Fulbright Appellate Atty
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fluet Huber's Jennifer Huber
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Goldberg Segalla's Berdzik
• Unilever Escapes Most Claims In Butter Spray Class Action
• Calif. Appeals Court Finds Union Deal Overrides OT Rules
• Why Chicago Hospital Merger Case Is Important
• Calif. Signals New E-Commerce Enforcement Trend
• Travelzoo Dodges Derivative Suit Over 2009 Asset Sale
• Measuring The Response To Texas Earthquake Uptick
• Sony Breach Ruling Provides Opening For Plaintiffs Bar
• San Diego Union-Tribune Must Pay $10M To Paper Carriers
• Nestle Child Labor Ruling Blurs Alien Tort Law, 9th Circ. Told
• Financing Co. Defeats Calif. Call Recording Class Action
• Cargill Pays $2.2M To End Gender, Race Bias Claims
• Toshiba Freed From Okla.'s Claims In LCD Price-Fixing MDL
• Book Scanning Class Action Deal Could Top $18M
• Employers On Edge After NLRB Judge Expands DR Horton
• EBay, PayPal Hit With Suit Over Prosthetics Listings
• Video Privacy Act Doesn't Cover Anonymous Data, Hulu Says
• Shareholders Lose Bid To Block $270M Costa Sale
• Ex-Chiefs Seek To Keep Concussion Suit Out Of NFL Litigation
• Ex-Policyholders Sue Humana Over Ignored Cancellations
• Unpaid MTV Interns Push For Class Status In Wage Case
• JC Penney Can't Shake TCPA Suit Over Robo-Texts
• Homeowners Fight $300M JPMorgan Forced-Place Deal
• Apple Fights E-Books Price-Fixing Damages Expert
• Calif. Reneged On Pay Raise Vow, Appellate Judge Says
• Penske Truckers Denied Class Cert. In Unfair-Wage Suit
• Duane Reade Ruling Threatens Employers, 2nd Circ. Told
• Nu Skin Hit With Investor Suit Over China Operations
• Fannie, Freddie Should Face Local Taxation, 3rd Circ. Told
• Corrected: 9th Circ. Stands By Ruling Enforcing E&Y Class Waiver
• 23andMe Faces Suit Over Recently Banned DNA Tests
• Affymax Largely Ducks Investor Suit Over Anemia Drug
• 9th Circ. Revives Class Cert. Bid In Safelite OT Suit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Anderson Kill's Pamela Hans
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Cozen O'Connor's Mayes
• Target, Best Buy Fight To Keep Chinese CRT Co. In MDL
• Judge Whittles Down Sony Data Breach Class Action
• Suits Tossed In Japanese, Korean Battery Price-Fixing MDL
• Justices Hear Arguments Over Mandatory Union Fees
• BP Asks 5th Circ. To Reconsider Deepwater Settlement Ruling
• Comdata, Truck Stops To Pay $130M To Exit Antitrust Suit
• SEC Stalemate After Citizens United Spurs Others To Act
• High Bar For 'Natural' Class, Despite FDA Ambiguity
• Miss. Attorney General Suit Not A Mass Action Under CAFA
• Blind Customer Sues Build-A-Bear, Others Over POS Machines
• NLRB Says Arbitration Pact Sans Class Waiver Still Unlawful
• Trump, Condotel Buyers Fail To Reach Settlement
• HP Counterclaims Survive In Overtime Class Action
• DC Airport Toll Is Not An Illegal Tax, 4th Circ. Says
• Credit Card Late Fees Don't Violate Constitution: 9th Circ.
• High Court Won't Touch LCD Price-Fixing Venue Ruling
• American Apparel To Pay $4.8M To Exit Investor Suit
• $3M Settlement With AMN Should Be Approved, Ex-Nurses Say
• Ross Not Responsible For Janitors' Low Wages, Co. Says
• Apple Faces Consumer ZIP Code Collection Class Action
• Valley Forge Exec Knocks Investor's Illegal Export Suit
• Nestle Hit With False Ad Suit Over 'All Natural' Fruit Bars
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Alston & Bird's Nicki Carlsen
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Shackelford's Nicole LeBoeuf
• Electronics Co. Dodges Suit Over Failed $8B Merger
• 7th Circ. Nixes Class Cert. In ConocoPhillips Pollution Suit
• Merck Gender Bias Suit Swells To $250M After Plaintiffs Added
• Okla. Ends LCD Antitrust Case Against AU Optronics
• Facebook, Zynga Violated User Privacy, 9th Circ. Hears
• Gerber Still Faces Nationwide Class Action Labeling Claims
• The Class Action Hurricane: Where Is The Storm Heading?
• Fannie, Freddie Score Another Win In Ky. Transfer Tax Row
• Avanir Faces Investor Suit Over 'Tax Deductible' Claims
• Insurer Liable For Hospital's $11M Antitrust Deal: 6th Circ.
• Delaying Intern Class Notice Is 'Common Sense,' Fox Says
• Archer Daniels Faces Derivative Suit Over Ukrainian Bribes
• Paris Baguette Dodges Suit Over Credit Card Info On Receipts
• The End Of Private Enforcement Of ERISA Plan Rights
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Jackson Kelly's Ellen Cappellanti
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Cole Schotz's Randi Kochman
• Measuring The Bull's-Eye On Target's Back
• Beam Investor Tries To Cork $16B Buyout By Suntory
• Calif. Appeals Court Nixes Atty Fees In Debt Collector Suit
• 5th Circ. Won't Pull Judge Off Deepwater MDL
• UAL-Continental Antitrust Case Lacks Facts, 9th Circ. Says
• A Powerful Tool For Consumers And Their AGs
• 3 Cost-Cutting Resolutions Law Firms Can't Afford To Break
• Local Exceptions In CAFA For In-State Class Actions
• Rule 23 And Federal Class Actions Post-Genesis Healthcare
• Strine Won't Speed Oracle Investor Deal After Insurer's Win
• EEOC Tells 8th Circ. It Prevailed In $5M CRST Fee Battle
• McGuireWoods Sued For Libel By Chicago Firm
• MetLife Sued For Stiffing Homeowners On Labor Costs
• Worker's OT Suit Launched In Wrong Court, Coca-Cola Says
• Aegerion Hit With Shareholder Suit Over Juxtapid Labeling
• Aerospace Co. Hit With WARN Suit Over Ala. Plant Layoffs
• Gentium Investors Sue Over $1B Jazz Pharma Deal
• NC Doctors Say Medicaid Software Bugs Cost Them Millions
• Judge Likely To Toss Passengers' Suit Over MIA Fuel Fire
• Iovate Stuck In Bodybuilding Supplement False Ad Suit
• Empire State Building Roll-Up Draws $500M Investor Suit
• Savient Hid Cash Woes Before Ch. 11 Sale, Investors Say
• FDIC Wants 9th Circ. To Block $500M Countrywide MBS Deal
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fox Rothschild's Resnick
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Roetzel's Erika Haupt
• Food And Beverage Industry Outlook For 2014: Part 1
• Class Certification Looms In Wage Suppression Case Law
• 7th Circ. Won't Hear Applebee's Class Cert Appeal
• Robbins Geller Case May Spur Change On Secret Witnesses
• Affymax Says It Didn't Mislead Investors About Anemia Drug
• 'London Whale' Shareholder Derivative Suit Gets Canned
• OT Class At Odds With Dukes & Comcast, Duane Reade Says
• Chemical Co. Accused Of Hiding Spill-Related Cancer Risks
• Vitamin Shoppe Ducks Bodybuilding Supplement False Ad Suit
• $1.4B Carnival Suits Belong In US, Fla. Appeals Court Hears
• Benihana Settles Suit Alleging It Shorted Workers' Pay
• Wal-Mart Can't Get Win On Joint-Employer Status
• Tower Group Shareholders Sue To Block $172M Merger
• Class Action Group Of The Year: White & Case
• Wawa Forces Blind Customers To Reveal PINs, Suit Says
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Holland & Hart's Liz Sharrer
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Anderson Kill's Rhonda Orin
• Toyota Dodges Suit Over Prius Crash Prevention System
• 9th Circ. Upholds Cert. In Worker Poaching Pact Antitrust Suit
• Unresolved Tension In The Consumer Class Context
• Defense Perspective On Major TCPA Developments In 2013
• Class Action Group Of The Year: Perkins Coie
• Judge's Denial Of NFL Concussion Deal May Sway Players
• Target Knew Of Data Risks In 2007, New Class Action Says
• High Court's CAFA Ruling Paves Way For More AG Suits
• Citi Settles With Employees Over Subprime Stock Shock
• $2.2B Jones Group Offer Shortchanges Investors, Suit Says
• Livery Cos. Sue NJ Over 'Bridgegate' Closures
• Teva Didn't Infringe OxyContin Patents, NY Judge Rules
• Assurant Gets Force-Placed Insurance Suit Trimmed
• LSI Investors Target $7B Merger's Bid-Blocking Provision
• Nvidia Knowingly Hid Chip Defects, 9th Circ. Hears
• Lowe's HR Managers Win Conditional Class Cert. In OT Suit
• Roche Loses Last Shot At Booting NJ Accutane Judge
• AstraZeneca Can't Duck Pharmacies' Claims In Nexium MDL
• Burger King Franchisee Faces FLSA Suit From Fla. Worker
• Judge Rejects $760M NFL Concussion Settlement
• EA Didn't Report 'Battlefield 4' Bugs, Shareholders Say
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Debevoise's Mary Beth Hogan
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sanford's Katherine Kimpel
• Justices Keep LCD Price-Fixing Suit In Miss. Despite CAFA
• Valassis Investor Tries To Sink $1.8B Harland Clarke Deal
• Pilots Union Wins Seniority Row With Ex-Am West Pilots
• US To Defend FCRA In Consumer-Reporting Class Action
• Class Action Group Of The Year: Munger Tolles
• Objector To $53M IPhone Warranty Deal Can't Depose Atty
• Gawker Fights Collective Action Bid In Intern Wage Suit
• Faulty Spill Reporting, Notice Delays Spur W.Va. Water Suits
• JPMorgan's $218M Madoff Settlement Wins Initial Nod
• 5th Circ. Puts BP Spill Payments Fight On Life Support
• High Court Denies Cert. In Bic Lighter Defect Suit
• Elite Modeling Reaches Largest-Ever Unpaid Intern Settlement
• Forest Can't Nix Mo. Class In Antidepressant Marketing MDL
• 2nd Circ. Says Madoff Suits Can't Sidestep Ch. 11 Injunction
• Defending Automatic Meal Break Deduction In State Court
• NJ Court Orders Report On Medical Marijuana Program
• Temp Atty Says Skadden Work Not Exempt From OT Laws
• Delta Shakes Class Action Over Frequent Flier Miles
• Justices Won't Weigh Notice Rule For Removal To Fed. Court
• Apple, Google Deny Employee Poaching Conspiracy
• NY Hospital Says Residents Failed To File For Tax Refunds
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Otterbourg's Melanie Cyganowski
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Epstein Becker's Joan Disler
• Discover Makes Final Push For $8.7M Robocalling Settlement
• 5th Circ. Upholds BP's $9B Deepwater Settlement
• W.Va. Chemical Spill Triggers Multiple Class Actions
• JPMorgan Execs Hit With Derivative Suit Over $2.6B Deals
• EEOC Strikes Deal To End 1st Systemic GINA Suit
• Class Action Group Of the Year: Morgan Lewis
• 5 California Employment Cases To Watch in 2014
• Capital One To Pay $3M To Settle Car Loan Class Action
• (Foreign) Food For Thought: Risks From Chinese Imports
• Kuwaiti Labor Law Doesn't Apply In OT Case, Raytheon Says
• Convicted Pa. Judge Liable In 'Kids For Cash' Class Action
• Robbins Geller, Others Earn $571M In Visa, MasterCard Case
• Payday Loan Collector Can't Shake TCPA Suit
• Steel Tubing Maker Triumphs Over Fire Risk Class Action
• Credit Card Mailings Were Legal, Target Tells 7th Circ.
• Okla., Chunghwa Settle LCD Price-Fixing Suit
• Another State-Based Obstacle To Class Actions
• Diamond Foods' Tortilla Chips Not All Natural, Suit Says
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Wilson Elser's Publicover
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fowler White's Rhea Law
• High Court Is Last, Best Hope For TCPA's 3rd-Party Puzzler
• Domino's Can't Toss Driver's Delivery Fee Claims
• Inequitable Conduct Won't Undo Attorney-Client Privilege
• Intel Wants Out Of Antitrust Suit Over Worker Poaching Pact
• Facebook Sued Over False 'Likes' For Ads
• SCA Governs Microsoft Phone-Tracking Suit, User Says
• Debt Collection Co. To Face TCPA Suit Over Unit's Calls
• NJ High Court Stays Accutane Case, Weighs Judge's Recusal
• 9th Circ. OK With Costco's Final Paycheck Deductions
• Minors Allowed Facebook To Use Them In Ads, Judge Hears
• Nationwide Needn't Defend Spam Faxer, 3rd Circ. Rules
• EU Lawmakers Push Antitrust Collective Actions
• 'Phobia' Claims — NY's Backdoor To 'Medical Monitoring'?
• $1.1B Toyota Suit Moves Ahead With Objector Settlement
• AGs Say Apple Can't Shirk State E-Book Penalties
• Class Action Group Of The Year: Gibson Dunn
• AmEx Appeals $7.2B Interchange Fee Settlement
• Bard Vaginal Mesh Bellwether Put On Hold
• Sanford Heisler DQ'd From Overtime Suit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Duane Morris' Sharon Caffrey
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Novak Druce's Katy Basile
• State Farm Class Action Over Cut Payments Goes Federal
• Oracle D&O Insurer Fights Fees In Shareholder Row
• FDA Leaves Food Cos. In Lurch When Fighting Labeling Suits
• Neutrogena Sunblock Label Suit Not Preempted, Judge Says
• Barnes & Noble Hit With Shareholder Class Action Over Nook
• Supreme Court Divide Hampers Nearly All Class Actions
• Judge Spits Out Wrigley Gum Misbranding Suit
• Condo Owners' $15M Award Over Faulty Stucco Reversed
• Redbox Users Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Privacy Class Action
• Class Certified In Investor Action Against Oil Field Developer
• Interns Fight Fox Bid To Block Wage Class Action Alert
• Atty Falsely Listed Fishermen As Gulf Spill Clients, Suit Says
• Pfizer Investors Ask 3rd Circ. To Revive Alzheimer's Drug Row
• BMW, Bridgestone Can't Stop Faulty Tire Suit
• Consider Filing Early Motions To Strike Class Allegations
• Saks Settles OT Suit After Blocking Class Cert. Bid
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Arnstein's Kathleen Gilligan
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Faegre Baker's Maureen Maly
• Sirius Investors Challenge Liberty's $23B Takeover Bid
• Ind. Bad Faith Ruling Puts Claims Handling Under Scrutiny
• FDA Won't Define 'Natural' Food Despite Judges' Pleas
• Ben & Jerry's Sinks Class Cert. In 'All Natural' Label Suit
• Former Lawmakers, SEC Officials Enter Halliburton Fray
• Atty Defends Popularity Of $760M NFL Concussion Settlement
• Nippon Seiki To Pay $4.6M In 1st Auto Parts Settlement
• T-Mobile Accused Of Destroying Evidence In Antitrust Suit
• Class Cert. Axed In Row Over Policyholder Data Leak
• Equinox Gym Members Sue Over Cancellation Policies
• Christmas Tree Shops Pays $1.3M To Exit OT Class Action
• 11th Circ. Denies RJ Reynolds' Bid To Rehear Engle Case
• Derivative Suit Targeting Aeropostale Board Gets Tossed
• Year In Review: Employment Law In 2013
• Duty To Warn Doctrine Weakened For Drugmakers
• 2013's Key Rulings In Food Mislabeling Litigation
• Hartford Hits Eject On Coverage Of Redbox ADA Suit
• Class Cert. Nixed In Marriott ERISA Suit Over Stock Program
• Wage-And-Hour Class Action Wave Continues, Report Says
• Shareholders Denied Atty Fees In Axed Pa. Class Action
• Allstate Beats Suit Over High Premiums At 11th Circ.
• Twinings Can't Bag Antioxidant Tea False Ad Suit
• Wal-Mart Says Pharmacist Was Fired For Forgery, Not Drugs
• Philip Morris Wards Off Class Cert. In False Marketing Case
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Quarles & Brady's Sarah Coyne
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fox Rothschild's Brett Axelrod
• Same-Sex Couples Sue For Marriage In Ariz.
• Wells Fargo, Fannie Mae Dodge Suit Over Reverse Mortgages
• Yuhe To Pay $2.7M To Settle $40M Stock Offering Row
• Ocean Spray Defends 'No Added Sugar' Labels In Class Action
• La. Asks 5th Circ. For New Judge In Deepwater MDL
• NFL Retirees Detail $760M Concussion Settlement, Atty Fees
• Empire State Building Investors Again Sue Owners Over IPO
• NYC's New Top Atty Faces NYPD Civil Payout Headache
• Bard Can't Get Memos Excluded From Vaginal Mesh Trial
• Sony Class Action Over Linux On PS3 Partially Revived
• Casino Game Maker Reaches $4M Deal In Stock Class Action
• Job Hopefuls Falsely Flagged As Criminals Seek Class Cert.
• State Farm, Farmers Face Class Actions Over Labor Costs
• Boehringer, Teva Sued Again Over Deal To Delay Generic
• Super Bowl Ticket Sales Exclude Fans, Suit Says
• Louis Dreyfus Rips Ruling In Cotton Futures Antitrust Case
• Guess Hit With TCPA Class Action Over Text Messages
• Mercedes Loses Sanctions Bid In Chrome Defect Suit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Ideal Legal Group's Evie Jeang
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Akin Gump's Christine LaFollette
• FTC And Privacy: Achievements In 2013, Priorities For 2014
• Atty Appeals $4.2M Junk Fax Judgment To Supreme Court
• 7th Circ. Blocks Boehringer Workers' Depos In Pradaxa MDL
• 6th Circ. Blocks Health Benefit Cuts For Flint Retirees
• Hulu Ruling Offsets Obstacles To Privacy Damages
• Wal-Mart Sex Bias Claims Not Time-Barred, 6th Circ. Hears
• Boehringer, Teva Sued Over $120M Pay-For-Delay Deal
• Mandatory Public Union Fees Are Constitutional, SG Says
• Uesco Asks High Court To Weigh Spam-Fax Class Cert.
• Exotic Dancers Are Employees Under FLSA, Ga. Judge Rules
• Del Monte Loses Ore. Wage-And-Hour Class Action Appeal
• Express Accused Of Making Blind Customers Reveal PINs
• Pizza Chain's Pooled-Tip Policy Flouts FLSA, Class Says
• Stakes Raised For RBS, Goldman In MBS Class Actions
• La. Co-Counsel Sue Fla. Firm Over Unpaid Oil Spill MDL Fees
• Bumble Bee Omega-3 False Ad Class Action Trimmed
• Perkins Coie Wants Out Of $39M Municipal Bond Suit
• Halliburton Urges High Court To Curb Securities Actions
• 6th Circ. Revives Retailers' Milk Price-Fixing Suit
• EEOC's Commitment To Systemic Cases Bearing Fruit: Report
• Pa. Casino Stiffed Dealers On Wages, Suit Says
• Police Unions Race To Take Over Stop-And-Frisk Appeal
• 5th Circ. Fast-Tracks BP Bid To Block Spill Payments
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Choate's Brenda Jarrell
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Bond Schoeneck's Ginny Robbins
• Recording Customer Service Calls: Permissible Or Penal?
• 8th Circ. Suggests More Mass Torts May Be Removable
• 'EEOC Overreach' Analysis Distorted The Record
• 2nd Circ. Asked To Nix Doc Disclosure In Oil Futures Suit
• Retailers Plan To Appeal $7.25B MasterCard, Visa Fee Deal
• Novartis Jacked Up Painkiller Prices, Class Action Claims
• Judgment Boosted To $157M In Vitamin C Antitrust Case
• 'Elder Scrolls' Animation Defect Case Gets Dismissed
• 3rd Circ. False Ad Ruling No Class Action Killer, Bayer Says
• Dendreon Execs Can't Escape Class Suit Over Stock Sales
• Lakers Reach Deal In 9th Circ. Text Spam Class Action
• When File Type Matters In E-Discovery
• Panasonic, Whirlpool Strike $48M Compressor Cartel Deal
• Deutsche Bank Reaches Deal In MBS Case Tied To $1B Short
• California Pizza Kitchen Workers Lose Class Cert. Appeal
• $7M PNC Bank OT Settlement Wins Preliminary OK
• 9th Circ. Asks Calif. High Court To Clarify Seating Rules
• Epstein Becker Green Adds Financial Services Pro In NJ
• Fla. Court Halts Suits By Engle Opt-Out Plaintiffs
• Quinn Loses Bid For Quick Appeal In Contract Atty OT Suit
• Facebook Hit With Latest Class Action Over Email Privacy
• Wal-Mart Coupon Tax Suit Sent Back To Pa. State Court
• Warner Pays $11.5M To Settle Digital Download Royalty Suit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Ulmer & Berne's Patty Shlonsky
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fish's Cynthia Walden
• The Year Ahead In Pro Bono
• Hope For Beleaguered TCPA Defendants?
• An Employer's 'Top 5' Action Items For 2014
• Law360 Names Law Firms Of The Year
• EEOC Cases To Watch In 2014
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Securities Cases To Watch In 2014
• Class Action Cases To Watch In 2014
• Litigators Say ACA, Shaky Economy Will Spur Suits In 2014
• California Cases To Watch In 2014