Consumer Protection Archive » April, 2016

Consumer Protection - April, 2016

417 articles

• Punished Atty Asks High Court To Find Conflict Of Interest
• OPINION: Engaging The Media May Help Your Client
• NJ Justices To Mull If Shirking Arbitral Fees Counts As Breach
• Wells Fargo Blasts High Court Bid Over FDCPA Suit Fee Row
• House Forms Bipartisan Caucus To Target Car Hacking Threat
• Lumber Liquidators To End Securities Suit Over China Imports
• LabMD's Data Leak Fraud Claims Far Too Old, Tiversa Says
• Reckitt Must Pay $1.3M For Putting Different Labels On Drug
• Ferrari Hid Defect Behind Total Engine Failures, Suit Says
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers Ask FCC For Break On Fax Rules
• 6 Ways To Be A Go-To Firm For HIPAA Compliance
• The Changing Landscape Of Health Care Data Breaches
• Bill Would Ban Forced Arbitration For Telecom Customers
• Fla. Resort, Foreclosure Co. Hit With Debt Collection Suit
• Ex-Lockheed Worker Can't DQ Judge In Girardi Fraud Suit
• Wave Of False Labeling Class Decertifications In Calif.
• T. Rowe Price Hit With Suit Over $388M In Mutual Fund Fees
• Amazon's Liability For In-App Buys Weighs In FTC's Favor
• TD Bank Hit Again With Class Suit Over Faulty Coin Counters
• Payment Card Security Standards Body Updates Rules
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Trump Win In Cybersquatting Suit
• Disney Prevails In Autism-Bias Suit By Theme Park Patron
• Arm & Hammer Detergent Maker Hit With 'Slack Fill' Suit
• FTC Targets Gigats In First Education-Lead Generator Action
• CFPB Has Changes In Works For Key Mortgage Rules
• Volkswagen Faces Criminal Probe On The Road Ahead
• Grindr Can't Shake Suit Over Lack Of Contract Opt-Out
• Whole Foods Escapes PETA's Meat Advertising Suit
• Researchers Ask FCC, Congress To Reform TV Age Ratings
• Pa. Justices Won't Reconsider National Penn Overdraft Case
• House Votes To Block DOL 'Fiduciary Rule'
• Economist Predicts Regulatory Headwinds Will Ease In US
• CFPB Urged To Forbid 'Rip Off' Forced Arbitration Clauses
• Toyota Faces Heat For Lexus' 'Cold Weather' Steering Wheels
• CFPB To Make Servicers Better Explain Student Loan Options
• Using The New Federal Rules To Rein In Discovery
• Colgate To Pay Australia $14M Over Soap Collusion
• Aetna V. BASM: A Health Care War Over Costs And Contracts
• Why Celebrity Sponsors Aren't Liable For False Advertising
• Dentons: A New Kind Of Network?
• 22 Firms Win Top Marks From GCs On AFAs
• Amazon On Hook For Unauthorized In-App Buys, Judge Says
• Suit Says Starbucks' 'Half-Level' Iced Drinks A Rip-Off
• Sears Prevails Over Craftsman Buyers In False Ad Row
• GM Financial Accused Of Misplaced Robocalls In TCPA Suit
• SF Noodle Co. Shuts Down Over Unsanitary Facilities
• US Rep. Tells FTC To Probe Limited Amazon Delivery To Blacks
• Window Co. Says Consumers' 7th Try At Defect Suit Still Fails
• Email Privacy Reform Bill Passes House Unanimously
• Jones Day Report Wanted For VW Securities Action
• 'Clickjacker' Gets 7 Years For $14M Online Ad Fraud Scheme
• Whole Foods Fixes Scales To Overcharge, Suit Says
• NJ Law Firm, Debt Collector Want Charged-Off Debt Row Axed
• Mizuho Can't Take 7th Circ. Detour In Mt. Gox Dispute
• Industry Groups Spar Over House Move To Bar Fiduciary Rule
• 11th Circ. Reverses Class Denial In X-Ray Overbilling Suit
• Judge OKs $1.8M Uber Class Deal In Calif. Airport Fees Spat
• FCC Asked To Clarify Texting Protection In Open Internet Order
• Scottish Power Co. Pays $26M Fine For Bungled IT Upgrade
• Del. Reins In Suits Against Nonstate Cos. In About-Face
• Ford Says It Can't Force Foreign Deposition In Defect Suit
• Avoiding The Risk Of Cybersecurity Whistleblowers
• Jury Slaps AOC With $10M Punitive On Top Of $22M Verdict
• Data Breach Report Calls For Race To Catch Up With Hackers
• Bebe Fights Shoppers' Cert. In TCPA Suit
• It's Just Lunch May Have Date With Bankruptcy If Deal Fails
• Endo Loses DQ Bid In Consumer Suit Over Fluoride Labeling
• HSBC Gets Savings Account Fee Suit Tossed For Late Claim
• 1st Circ. Gives Mass. Jurisdiction Over Tough Mudder Suit
• Trump Wants Jury To Decide NY AG's Seminar Fraud Claims
• Transamerica Sued Over 'Excessive' Life Insurance Rate Hike
• Wendy's Sued Over Data Breach Aftermath For Banks
• Pa. Appeals Court Won't OK Medicaid Data Breach Class
• Campbell's Faces Labeling Suit Over Healthy Request Soup
• NY Insurers Agree To Provide Costly Hep C Treatments
• Facebook Moves To Toss 'Happy Birthday' Texts Row
• FanDuel User Says Bet-Matching Suit Doesn't Belong In MDL
• Patients Sue Fla. Medical Imaging Centers For Privacy Breach
• Debt Collection Co. To Pay $18M To End TCPA Robocall MDL
• Chobani Loses Bid To Lift Ban On 'Chlorine' Yogurt Ads
• DOT Needs To Define Vehicle Cyberattack Role, GAO Says
• Calif. AG Tells 9th Circ. Phone Warning Rule Merits Leeway
• CFPB Says Foreign Payday Lenders Can't Hide Behind Borders
• Obama Urges US, European Surveillance Cooperation
• 9th Circ. Denies Mandate Recall Bid In American Equity Row
• House Pressed To Back Proposal To Update E-Privacy Law
• Insurers Say Faxes Caused No Injury In TCPA Suit
• BarBri Discriminates Against Blind Bar Exam Students: Suit
• Rightscorp Settles Robocall Claims In Class Action
• Chrysler's Neutral-Slip 'Fix' Damaged Jeeps, Suit Claims
• GNC Slammed For 'Sham' Online Pricing Scheme
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Wal-Mart Migraine Drug Price Suit
• UK Marketers Can't Conceal Numbers Under Law Change
• Trump Urges End To RICO Claims In Suit Over Trump U Ads
• Kraft Heinz Made In USA False Ad Suit Is Too Bland
• Ga. Couple Cops To Tax Fraud Using 'Get Transcript' Site
• DOT Floats Bus Passenger Safety Standard
• Ringling Bros. Acrobats Blame Carabiner For Traumatic Fall
• Private Colleges Ask Full DC Circ. To Eye New Loan Rule
• Regulators Must Get Up To Speed On Financial AI
• CFPB Probe Of Debt Collection Suits Leads To $2.5M Deal
• Feds Drop Apple IPhone Unlock Fight In New York
• Manatt Hires Fla. AG Consumer Protection Expert
• 'Frivolous' Dish Suit Costs Texas Lawyer A Pretty Penny
• Apple Says It Didn't Know App Was Siphoning IPhone Contacts
• SoulCycle Gift Payment Class Action Allowed To Roll Forward
• Google Wants 5th Circ. To Revisit Injunction On Miss. AG
• Toll Operators Say Drivers Have Chance To Contest Fines
• Madden In The Supreme Court: 4 Possible Outcomes
• UK Rental Service Hit With TCPA Class Action Over Texts
• What To Expect In CFPB's New Debt Collection Rule
• 3 Takeaways From The Recent HIPAA Enforcement Blitz
• No Safe Harbor For Bud Light Lime-A-Rita, 9th Circ. Hears
• Are CGL Data Breach Cases Already Meaningless?
• 8th Circ. Asked To Ignore Objector In $10M Target Deal
• Home Depot Says Banks Face No Future Harm In Breach Suit
• FBI's Records Requests Lawful With New Gag-Order Rules
• Jury Awards Concordia Pharma $730K In False Ad Row
• FTC Asks FCC To Enable Set-Top Box Privacy Enforcement
• UK Watchdog Outlines New Rules For Pension Annuity Market
• B&N Says 7th Circ. Ruling Shouldn't Save Data Breach Suit
• With Regret, Volkswagen Holds Back Emission Probe Findings
• Buyer Just Crying Woof In Pet Food Label Suit, Nestle Says
• NJ Court Rejects Arbitration Bid In Patient Records Fight
• Design, Privacy Considerations For A CFPB Arbitral Archive
• House Dems Float Criminal Penalties For 'Defeat Devices'
• New Tribal Panel To Offer Input On CFPB Regulation
• DOJ Asks Daimler AG To Probe Its US Diesel Emissions
• No Minimum Level For R-Squared In Regression Analysis
• Snooki, Diet Pill Co.'s False Ad Appeal Pointless, Group Says
• Pa. Utility Agency Moves To Give Gas Customers More Info
• Hospital Law Puts Fla. At Head Of Price Transparency Push
• CFPB Can't Force For-Profit School Group To Turn Over Info
• Mizuho Looks To Take Mt. Gox Bitcoin Fight To 7th Circ.
• House Committee OKs Resolution To Bar DOL Fiduciary Rule
• VW Mea Culpa Paved Path To Lightning-Fast DOJ Settlement
• Avoiding The Pitfalls Of Researching Attorneys In PACER
• State Farm's Liability Has No Impact On Class Cert., Court Told
• BofA Ponies Up $1M To End TCPA Robocalls Suit
• Volvo Accused Of Misrepresenting Electric Car Mileage
• DOJ Says Child Porn Warrant Nix Boosts Rule Change Push
• Charter Gets Missouri AG's TCPA Suit Trimmed
• Insurer's Florida Ties Keep Law Firm's Junk Fax Suit Alive
• $4.1M Force-Placed Insurance Suit Deal Gets Preliminary OK
• Payday Lender Tries To Duck Interest Rates Suit In Ky.
• FTC Commish Calls On Agency To Examine Data Privacy Regs
• NY AG Dings Walgreens For Misleading Ads
• Verizon's $64M Settlement Doesn't Add Up, 3rd Circ. Hears
• Kind Pushes For Dismissal Of 'Natural' Labeling MDL
• VW To Fix, Buy Back Some Cars In Emissions Fraud Deal
• Illinois Breach Decisions Show It's Not Just About Standing
• Prepare For The CFPB's Proposed Ban On Arbitration
• Chipotle Can't Ditch Fla. Class Action Over GMOs
• 11th Circ. Says Geico Suit's 15 Minutes Not Up Yet
• Tech Groups Rally Against Draft Senate Encryption Bill
• International Malware Scheme Runners Sentenced In Atlanta
• Edelson DQ'd In False Ad Row For Using 'Virtual Office'
• FTC Slams Sanctions Bid In $1.3B Suit Against Auto Racer
• Gerber Graduate Puffs Misleading Snack Label Suit Tossed
• Group Wants To Know If Secret Court Tried To Decrypt Data
• Daily Fantasy Bills Gain Ground, But Tribal Concerns Emerge
• Supplement Buyers Push To Keep False Ad Class Action Alive
• Online Lenders Say CFPB Used Old Data In Fee Report
• Senate Republicans Slam Obama, FCC Regulatory Moves
• Scope Of EU Privacy Law Has Companies Scrambling
• Santander Says Wrecked-Auto Claims Can't Be Salvaged
• Apple Ducks Class Action Over Wi-Fi Assist Data Overage
• Proposed FCC Regs Could Disrupt ISP, Vendor Practices
• Recent Developments In Dodd-Frank Reporting — Part 2
• Mich. AG Charges 3 In Flint Crisis, Says More To Come
• DOJ Takes On Tribal Lending: Inside The Indictments
• CFPB Says Online Payday Lenders Run Up Clients' Bank Fees
• Privacy Group Urges 3rd Circ. To Revive Paytime Data Suit
• Express Scripts Countersues Anthem Amid $13B Suit
• 7th Circ. Won't Rehear Junk Fax Recipients' Appeal
• Flint Residents' Water Crisis Suit Nixed From Federal Court
• Congressional Republicans Unite To Block DOL Fiduciary Rule
• Epson Beats Buyers' Bid To Seek Cert. Again In Printer Row
• Girardi Keese Says Fraud Suit Rehashes Old Claims
• VW Feels Arizona's Heat Over Emissions Scandal
• Uber Seeks Quick Decision In Potential Driver TCPA Suit
• PayPal Used Fraud Alert As Guise For Credit Phone Calls: Suit
• Whole Foods Label Suit Paused Pending 9th Circ. Rulings
• Visa, BofA Urge Justices To Review ATM Fee Antitrust Row
• Wells Fargo, BofA Want Job Seeker's Antitrust Claims Tossed
• Class Scores Win On TCPA Claims In Cruise Robocall Suit
• Twilio Lobbies FCC Against Text Message Blocking
• Wells Fargo Slams Tribe's Bid To Remand $1.4B Trust Row
• FAA Reauthorization Bill Passes Senate With Flying Colors
• CORRECTED: Energy Shot Maker Says $10.6M Verdict Should Be Upheld
• Docs Stolen In Hack Are Privileged, Ashley Madison Says
• Wall Street Banks Hit With Interest Rate Swaps Antitrust Suit
• The 7 Uber Cases To Watch
• Visa, GameStop Push 2nd Circ. To Back Gamer Suit Dismissal
• Microsoft Cites EU Privacy Reform In Overseas Warrant Row
• American, Delta, United Accused Of Fixing Multicity Fares
• Yogurt Maker Wants Out Of Sugar Content MDL
• Hanover Wants Out Of Covering Verve Pyramid Scheme Suit
• High Court Won't Hear Vt.'s 'Patent Troll' Case
• Tweak To John Deere Planters Decreased Crop Yield, Suit Says
• FTC, Supplement Co. Request Stay In False Ad Suit
• Kanye Fans Duped By 'Exclusive' Tidal Release, Suit Says
• Apple Dodges AT&T Users' IPhone 5 Wi-Fi Defect Suit
• Verizon Presses FCC Against 'Opt-In' Privacy Plans
• New State Laws May Authorize More Than Just Fantasy Sports
• Another Take On Reed Smith, Pepper Hamilton Merger Talks
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• The Glass Ceiling Report
• The Top 5 Ways BigLaw Is Failing Women
• The 100 Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• Microsoft Faces Long Odds In Fight Against Gov't Gag Orders
• Once A Critic, FINRA Chief Warms To Labor Fiduciary Rule
• Attys For Fitbit Investors Vie To Lead Stock-Drop Suit
• Apple Calls Feds' NY IPhone Access Demand An Overreach
• T-Mobile Hit With Accelerated Charges Suit In Fla.
• Piecemeal State Laws Create 50 Headaches For Daily Fantasy
• Colorado Pushes Student Privacy Bill Forward
• Women Say Their 'Impressive' Sperm Came From Lying Felon
• Pom Ruling Controls Diet Drugs False Ad Claims: 9th Circ.
• Class Counsel Seek $1.35M Attys' Fees In Verizon TCPA Suit
• Roku Urges FCC Against Data Caps In Charter-TWC Review
• Avis Accused Of Trying To Limit Customers' Rights
• HHS Urges DC Circ. To Revive Indemnity Insurance Rules
• Consumers Say Twinings' Argument Against Suit Is Weak Tea
• Online Customers Not Buying Burlington's 'Terms of Use'
• Tax Atty, Ex-Partner Hit With SEC Suit Over Litigation Fund
• House Votes To Block FCC From Regulating Broadband Rates
• 5 Takeaways From DC Circ. Arguments In 1st CFPB Appeal
• FAA Reauthorization Bill Attempts National Drone Policy
• OPINION: Advising The GOP About Its Obligation To Advise
• Aetna Wins $37.4M Jury Verdict Over Medical Billing Fraud
• CFPB Appt. Doesn't Negate Win Over Law Firm, 9th Circ. Says
• Excess Insurer Tries To Escape $70M Bad-Carpet Coverage
• Industry Outpaces Gov't Agencies On Cybersecurity: Report
• 'Neuro' Energy-Drink Maker Settles Calif. False Ad Row
• 7th Circ. Revives Data Breach Suit Against PF Chang's
• Lyft Can't Dodge TCPA Suit In Text-Message Spamming Row
• NY Sues Health Plan For Denying Hepatitis C Treatments
• EU Parliament Gives Final Nod To Data Protection Overhaul
• Fla. Gov. Signs Bills Enabling Hospital Cost Comparison
• EU Parliament Approves Airline Passenger Record-Sharing
• In Shift, FHFA To Allow Some Mortgage Principal Reductions
• Obama Picks Uber, MasterCard Execs For Cybersecurity Panel
• $32M PNC Force-Placed Deal Better Than Nothing, Judge Says
• Why EU Regulators Are Concerned About 'Privacy Shield'
• EU 'Privacy Shield' Pushback Paves Way For Court Challenge
• POM Urges High Court To Mull FTC Ad Dispute
• Kroger Win In Fat Labeling Suit Appealed To 9th Circ.
• CFPB Urged To Hold Forum On State, Tribal Payday Lending
• HSBC To Pay $35M In OCC False Billing Settlement
• Noted Antitrust Expert Joins McDermott In DC
• EU Regulators Won't Back 'Privacy Shield' Data Transfer Pact
• Twitter Says Unwanted Texts Not An Intermediary's Problem
• Seyfarth Shaw Adds Consumer Financial Litigation Partner
• TurboTax Terms Duck Liability, Consumer Suit Says
• E-Privacy Bill Set For House Vote After Committee's OK
• White House Threatens Veto Of Anti-Rate Regulation Bill
• Hyundai Elantra Owner Says Defect Claims Should Proceed
• Data Breach Plaintiffs Invoking Tyson May Face Difficulties
• CPSC Definitely Not Zen About High-Powered Magnets
• Vizio Gets TV Data Privacy Suits Consolidated In Calif.
• IPhone Users Urge 9th Circ. En Banc Hearing Of Siri Suit
• Atty Says Full 5th Circ. Should Vacate Monetary Sanction
• Grocery Chain Schnucks Dodges Rest Of Data Breach Suit
• Tea Co. Seeks To Toss 'Natural' Label Suit
• CVS Shoppers Ask 1st Circ. To Reverse Vitamin E Label Ruling
• 'Natural' Sunscreen Maker Hit With False Ad Class Action
• Verizon Lobbies FCC Against Bill Disclosure Mandates
• Del Monte Calls Labeling Suit A Cookie-Cutter Failure
• Melitta Artificially Flavors Labels And Coffee, Suit Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Let Allstate End TCPA Row With $20K Deposit
• Health Cos. Settle FTC's 'All Natural' False Ad Claims
• Spirit Air Customers' $140M Suit Hits Headwinds At 11th Circ.
• TD Bank Slammed Over Inaccurate Coin-Counting Machines
• Beauty Retailer Ulta Accused Of Stiffing Customers On Returns
• FCC's Timing Of $51M Lifeline Action Draws Political Q's
• IRS Presses Congress For New Hiring, Tax Preparer Powers
• NJ Devils Rink Co. Sued Over Exculpatory Service Terms
• Kohl's Wins Early Approval Of $6.15M Deceptive Sales Deal
• DC Circ. Judge Slams Too Much Power At Top In CFPB Case
• OCC Says New Risk Policy Won't Stop Fintech Innovation
• Banks Look To Wrap Up $39M Target Breach Settlement
• SeaWorld Defends Experts In Row Over Auto-Renew Passes
• Clarins Challenges Would-Be Leader Of Cellulite Ad Class
• Why Food Companies May See More Slack-Fill Class Actions
• Insurers Face Cyber Coverage Setback In 4th Circ. Ruling
• M&M's Minis Tubes Not Such A Sweet Deal, Consumer Says
• Diet Pill Co., Snooki Want 2nd Circ. Input In False Ad Suit
• Wyo. Trespass Laws Still Illegal After Tweaks, Suit Says
• Judge's Recusal Sought Due To Spouse At Susman Godfrey
• PHH Case Poised To Test CFPB's Constitutionality
• Dems Urge CFPB To Boost Mortgage Servicing Oversight
• Man Asks 9th Circ. To Recertify 'Sexual Energy' False Ad Class
• LabMD Says Scores Of Attys Couldn't Spot Tiversa's Fraud
• Wi-Fi Band Expansion May Harm Hearing Aids, FCC Warned
• VRBO's Payment Processor Says Leaked Data Not Harmful
• Microsoft Gives Boost To US-EU Data Accord
• Set-Top Box Plan Will Stifle Innovation, FCC Told
• 'Smart' Ways To Avoid FTC Internet Of Things Scrutiny
• Data Breach Covered Under Traditional Policy, 4th Circ. Says
• Fla. Tribe Presses To Keep Suit Over $1.4B Trust Alive
• No Harm, No Foul, No Standing In Data Breach Row, IRS Says
• What To Know While Preparing For DOL's New Fiduciary Rule
• Mortgage Disclosure Act And Multifamily Lending: Part 2
• Class Action Commotion And The State Of Plaintiff Standing
• Apple Told To Aid Phone Probe In Mass., Unsealed Docs Show
• 5th Circ. Nixes Injunction Blocking Miss. AG's Google Probe
• ESPN Says Medical Records Tweet Was Lawful Reporting
• Hard Rock Can't Keep Delaying Negligence Suit, Class Says
• 3rd Circ. Asked To Uphold $64M Deal In Verizon Billing Suit
• Health Fraud Defense Attys Riding High As Wins Pile Up
• FCC Lines Up $51M Fine For Lifeline Provider
• Anthem Can't Fight Data Breach MDL By Digging Through PCs
• NJ Sen. Asks Feds To Probe Airline Pricing Practices
• Wal-Mart Says Pork And Beans Suit Lacks Facts, Not Meat
• Mortgage Disclosure Act And Multifamily Lending: Part 1
• Legal Delivery In The 'Gig Economy'
• An Uncertain Future For Calif. Food Labeling Class Actions
• Senate Bill Will Require Airlines To Report Cyberattacks
• Feds Still Require Apple's Help To Unlock Phone In NY Case
• Uber To Pay At Least $10M To End Calif. DAs' Safety Suit
• Monitronics Wants First Mercury To Defend TCPA Suits
• Philip Morris Beats $1.8B Suit Over 'Lights' Marketing
• Monster Tells 9th Circ. Ad Row With San Francisco A Fed. Case
• FBI Chief Says San Bernardino Hack Won't Open New IPhones
• Experian Seeing 70 Tax Phishing Scams Weekly, Director Says
• Monster Jilted Drink Buyers With Label Lies, 9th Circ. Told
• Toys R Us, Bed Bath & Beyond Sued Over Website Terms
• CFTC Notches Partial Victory Against Precious Metal Traders
• GOP Bill Puts Iran Cyberespionage In Crosshairs
• Interim Class Counsel Picked In Mercedes 'Defeat Device' Row
• Abbott Prevails In $219M Whistleblower FCA Trial
• Why Some Consumers Benefit From False Advertising
• Consumer Groups Blast US-EU 'Privacy Shield'
• Kind Bar 'Natural' Suit Can't Wait For FDA, Consumers Say
• Ex-Abbott Rep Says Profits Trumped Safety In $219M FCA Trial
• Unclean Hands May Have Dirtied Pom's Labeling Victory
• Senate Banking Committee Grills CFPB Director Cordray
• Chamber Eyeing Challenge To DOL's Fiduciary Rule
• AGs Say Less-Formal Antitrust Deals Going Out Of Style
• State Farm Pushes Back Against Cert. Bid In Robocall Action
• Quinn Emanuel Partner Tapped As New Executive Deputy AG
• Infomercials, Criminal Contempt And The Speedy Trial Act
• Sponsored Data, Net Neutrality, And The 1st Amendment
• 3 Ways For Employers To Keep Pace With DOL Fiduciary Rule
• FCC Chief Denies Superhero Rivalry With FTC On Privacy
• Labor Dept. Quiets Fiduciary Critics, If Only For A Day
• Sanofi Can't Escape Junk Fax Suit After Campbell-Ewald
• Ashley Madison Class Reps Can't Hide Names In Hack MDL
• Pa. Justices Reject Appeal Over Electricity Termination Fees
• Why Plaintiffs Firms Will Love DOL's New Fiduciary Rules
• FTC Has Tools To Regulate Emerging Tech, McSweeny Says
• Lumber Liquidators Nears Win In Prop 65 Warning Label Suit
• 2 More State AGs Come Out Against Daily Fantasy Sports
• State AGs Turning Eye To Health Breaches, Ill. Official Says
• SuperValu Says Data Breach Evidence Came Too Late
• DC Circ. Prepping To Grill CFPB On Director's Powers
• DirecTV Must Disclose Ad Info In FTC False Ad Suit
• Auto Racer Can't Avoid $1.3B Payday Loan Suit
• Uber Can't Use Driver's Data Breach Suit To Peek At Lyft Info
• AMC Website Discriminates Against The Blind, Suit Claims
• Ex-Utah AG Now Wants Evidence Hearing In Bribery Suit
• VW Hit With First Emissions Suit By Franchise Dealers
• Succession Planning: A Key Strategy For Law Firm Longevity
• FTC Study Could Lead To Changes In PCI DSS Certification
• Labor Dept. Eases Parts Of Final Fiduciary Rule
• EU Regulators Tout Looming 'Privacy Shield' Opinion
• FCC's 'Nutrition' Labels Mostly Empty Calories, For Now
• FBI Still Sorting Out Apple Phone Unlock Fallout, GC Says
• Anthem, Insurers Battle Data Breach MDL Claims
• FTC Offers Aid To Health Apps In Navigating Privacy Law Web
• Class Challenges 7th Circ. Junk Fax Ruling Favoring Biz Owner
• Wal-Mart's High-Cost Migraine Drug Misled, 9th Circ. Told
• Rubin & Rothman Wins Reversal Of Default In Debt Suit
• Comcast Slams 'Baseless' Racial Discrimination Claims
• AT&T Says Calif. Cell Tax Class Action Should Be Federal
• Casino Co. Slams Bid To Toss Suit Over Breach Investigation
• Wendy's Seeks Dismissal Of Proposed Data Theft Class Action
• Sidley, Deloitte Aided $350M Ponzi Scheme, Investors Claim
• Berkeley Defends Cellphone Warning Ordinance At 9th Circ.
• Lessons Learned From CPSC's Record-Setting Civil Penalty
• Tactics For Defending Price Comparison Class Actions In NY
• Airwick Spray Hides Odors Without Removing Them, Suit Says
• EU 'Privacy Shield' Will Endure After Obama, Official Says
• ACLU Wants Suspected Apple Unlock Fight Made Public
• Intuit Pushes For Arbitration, Stay In TurboTax Class Action
• Kohl's False Ad Suit Denied Class Cert. Over Copycat Claims
• Suit Claims Anheuser Falsely Markets Leffe As 'Abbey' Beer
• Kelley Drye Nabs Class Action Pro Leaving NJ AG's Office
• McGuireWoods Nabs 2 Reed Smith Financial Services Partners
• Coke Slams TCPA Text Message Suit
• Fla. Tribe Says Suit Over $1.4B Trust Belongs In State Court
• The OCC's Open Approach To Fintech Innovation
• FCC Releases 'Nutritional Labels' For Broadband Service
• High Court Won't Hear Wells Fargo's $203M Overdraft Appeal
• Shop-Vac, Lowe's End False Ad MDL With Warranty Extension
• CFPB Enforcement Chief Defends Money Penalty Process
• 7 Lessons I Learned As A Trial Lawyer On Jury Duty
• FCC Continues Its Foray Into Video Competition
• In Congress: Iran, ISIS, Trade Secrets Protection
• Consumer Reports Hit With Reader-Data Privacy Class Action
• Uber Says Sex Assaults By Drivers Not Its Fault
• FTC Asks Supreme Court Not To Take Up POM Ad Dispute
• Daily Fantasy Sports Future In Hands Of States, Experts Say
• Abbott Whistleblower Blasts Directed Verdict Bid
• EU 'Privacy Shield' Would Survive Scrutiny, Report Says
• SeaWorld Beats Investor Suit Over 'Blackfish' Documentary
• Apple, Path Slam Class Cert. Bid In Contact-Dump Dispute
• Diet Pill Maker, Snooki Can't Ax Weight Loss False Ad Suit
• 9th Circ. Wrong On Vonage Arbitration, Class Amicus Says
• FTC Wins Restrictions On Lifewatch's Telemarketing
• Fla. Creamery Must Stop Labeling Natural Milk As Skim Milk
• All Eyes On DC Circ. For Ruling On FCC's TCPA Order
• The 2016 Rising Stars, By Firm
• Driver Sues Over Leaky BMW Mini Cooper Engines
• Acuity Off Hook For $2M Of TCPA Deal, Ohio Court Affirms
• NJ Warranty Act Class Tanked By Individual Inquiries