Consumer Protection Archive » January, 2017

Consumer Protection - January, 2017

434 articles

• Gorsuch Likely To Restore Scalia-Era High Court Balance
• Gorsuch's Credentials Could Prove Troubling To Opposition
• 3 Gorsuch Opinions You Need To Read Right Now
• New Privacy Regs Face Steeper Climb With Trump Order
• D-Link Fires Back At FTC's Lax Data Security Claims
• CFPB Fines Prospect Mortgage $3.5M Over Kickback Scheme
• Trump Nominates Judge Gorsuch For High Court Seat
• 49 States, DC Reach $5M Settlement With Western Union
• Payday Lender Tells 2nd Circ. Claims Must Go To Arbitration
• Spokeo Plaintiff Challenges 7th Circ. Ruling In FCRA Fight
• DeVry Settles Misleading Ad Suit With NY AG For $2.75M
• 2nd Circ. Affirms ResCap Win Over Mailing Error
• FCC's Pai Favors 'Open Internet' But Mum On Plans
• FDA's Streamlined Requirements For Combination Products
• Honda Finance Corp. Hit With TCPA Suit Over Debt Robocalls
• States Make Final Push To Remand VW Diesel Cases
• 2nd Circ. Looks Tempted To Revive Michaels Card-Hack Action
• $15M CashCall Deal To End Payday Borrowers' Suit
• A Look Back At A Year Of Record-Setting HIPAA Enforcement
• Judge Rules SeaWorld Can't Shed Ticket Buyers' Claims
• Consumer's Receipt Suit Doesn't Hold Up Under Spokeo
• FDA, Industry Face Hurdles With Trump Regulatory Overhaul
• Judge Vacates Hunting Co.'s $3.8M Verdict In False Ad Row
• Mylan Facing Antitrust Probe Over EpiPen's Market Power
• Wells Fargo Hit With Bias Suit Over DACA Immigrant Loans
• FCC Republicans Push Small Biz Transparency Rule Relief
• CFPB Sues Law Firms Over 'Exorbitant' Debt Relief Fees
• Senate Dems Win Delay In Mnuchin Committee Vote
• Yahoo Sues Insurer For Refusal To Cover TCPA Suits
• 9th Circ. OKs Gym Member Standing, But Nixes TCPA Suit
• New FCC Urged To Halt Broadband Privacy Rules
• Ace Insurance To Settle TCPA Claims For $9.8M
• Amazon Can't Escape Applicants' Background Check Suit
• A Look At New EPA Composite Wood Formaldehyde Limits
• 'NBA 2K' Maker Gets Win In Face Scan Suit
• Consumers Shouldn't Bear Data Breach Burden, DC Circ. Told
• Love And Law In The Age Of Trump
• FDA Memo Does Not Simplify 1st Amendment Considerations
• Trump Signs 'One In, Two Out' Order On Rulemaking
• What Every Co. Should Learn From Yahoo's Mega-Breach
• The State Of The Litigation Finance Industry In 2017
• Spokeo Points To 7th Circ. In Latest Citation War Sally
• Ill. Justices Deny Rehearing On Private Utility Rate Disputes
• 9th Circ. Backs Millennium In $8.7M False Ad Coverage Suit
• Judge Won't Free Assets Tied To Pro Racer's Lending Scheme
• Facebook Can't Ditch 'Happy Birthday' Text Row, Judge Says
• State Street Faces Investor Suit After $65M Fee Scheme Fine
• Bourbon Buyer Drops False Ad Suit Over Aging Claims
• Pa. Judge Steps Aside From LabMD, Tiversa Data Leak Row
• High-Sugar Foods Can't Be 'Healthy,' FDA Hears
• Allstate Sues Device Co., NY Docs Over Insurance Scheme
• JC Penney Hit With TCPA Suit Over Autodialing
• Free Market Groups Look To Nix FCC Privacy Rules
• Gap Hit With TCPA Suit Over Autodialed Calls
• Kushner Can Avoid Stand In Condo Fraud Trial, Judge Rules
• Federal Automated Vehicles Policy: A Work In Progress
• Learning To Love The New Consumer Review Fairness Act
• 7th Circ. Kills 'Flimsy' Suit Alleging Rabobank Tying Scheme
• Cynosure Agrees To Pay $16M To End Unwanted Fax TCPA Suit
• New FTC Chair To Shift Data Security Focus To Actual Harm
• Mylan, Sandoz, Taro Hiked Drug Price 1,000%, Union Says
• L'Oréal Hit With False Ad Suit Over 'Pro-Keratin' Products
• AT&T Falsely Bills Internet Customers, Suit Alleges
• 1st Man Prosecuted Under Ariz. Telemarketing Law Pleas Out
• $24M BancorpSouth Overdraft Deal Not Covered, Judge Says
• Several Plaintiffs Exit MDL Over Anthem Data Breach
• AT&T Denies FCC Role On Cybersecurity
• Minn., Okla. Look To Move VW Suits Back Home
• Groups Release Consumer Privacy Guide For Connected Cars
• Trump, GOP Allies Aim To Kill Dodd-Frank By Year's End
• VW's Diesel Emissions Guilty Plea Expected In February
• Attys Debate Putting Kushner On Stand At NJ Fraud Trial
• Acer Settles With NY AG For $115K After Data Breach
• PF Chang's Customers Rebuke Bid To Nix Data Breach Suit
• FCC Chief's First Official Meeting Is With Advocacy Groups
• VW Compliance Head To Depart Due To 'Differences'
• 6 Ways To Get More From A Limited Budget For Trial Graphics
• Passengers Want Class Cert. Upheld In Bag-Fee MDL
• Top Dem Lawmakers Seek To Back CFPB In Leadership Case
• Jackson Hewitt Can't Escape Ill. Text-Spam Suit
• The Road To Recall: Evaluating Substantial Product Hazards
• Banks Must Mind Next Wave Of Debit Card Class Actions
• 9th Circ. Rips 'Worthless' Deal In ARS Debt Collection Row
• Insurer Sues To Avoid Mobile Marketer's Class Action Defense
• Frontier To Fork Over $11M To End TCPA Class Action
• Sedgwick Partners To Open Litigation Firm Tanenbaum Keale
• Ambit Pushes 3rd Circ. For Rehearing In Rate-Hike Suit
• Judge Keeps State Claims In 5-Hour Energy False Ad MDL
• Spokeo Helps Consumer Return FCRA Claims To State Court
• Navient Call Recipients Seek Initial OK Of $17.5M TCPA Deal
• Spokeo Dooms Michaels Background Check Row, Judge Says
• GoDaddy Says Lack Of Concrete Harm Dooms TCPA Suit
• Verizon Dispute Time Limit Stiffs Customers, Atty Tells FTC
• Lawmakers Urge Study Of Connected Cars, Possible Regs
• FTC Looks To Shut Down 'Free' Credit Score Scheme
• Pfizer Returns Fire In Advil-Tylenol Advertising Suit
• New DOL Exemption Can't Save Fiduciary Rule: Biz Groups
• FCC's Pai Picks Acting Bureau Chiefs, GC
• Trump Appoints Ohlhausen As Acting FTC Chair
• Mailing Error Shouldn't Get ResCap Off Hook, 2nd Circ. Told
• Blue Diamond Sued Over Almond Milk Nutrition Claims
• New Jersey's TCCWNA: New Year, Same Uncertainty
• The CFPB's Continued Focus On Medical Debt
• States Seek Inclusion In For-Profit College Case
• EU Privacy Reform Tops US Co. Priority Lists, Survey Finds
• ADT Agrees To End Alarm Hackability Suits With Settlement
• Pai Vows To Tackle 'Digital Divide' As New FCC Chief
• And Now A Word From The Panel: A Year Of Vanishing MDLs
• Cordray Vows To Maintain CFPB Independence Under Trump
• Gamers Fight To Keep Suit Over Online 'GTA' Play
• House Dems Want Bipartisanship, Candor From New FCC
• Colts Say Suit Over Convo-Recording App Belongs In Ind.
• Sprint Wants $14M Settlement Transfer Held Until Terms Met
• AutoZone Can't Escape Faulty Part Suit
• How Mobility-Focused Tech Will Affect Auto Regs
• Insights From 1st HHS Data Breach Reporting Settlement
• Horizon, TWC Disputes Sketch Post-Spokeo Lines For Privacy
• Purdue Sued By Wash. City Over Costs Of Opioid Crisis
• Delayed Fiduciary Rule Faces Host Of Obstacles To Repeal
• Calif. Senate Signs Off On Becerra As Golden State Top Cop
• 5-Hour Energy Says Label Couldn't Deceive Repeat Buyers
• Spokeo User Says 9th Circ. Ruling Gives Him FCRA Standing
• Volvo Owners Urge 7th Circ. To Revive Electric SUV Suit
• Microsoft Defends 4th Amendment Claim In Data Request Suit
• JPMorgan, BofA Escape Securities Class Actions In 7th Circ.
• Volkswagen's $1.6B Dealership Settlement Gets Final OK
• Consumer Rights, Open Internet Under Threat, Group Says
• 10 Antitrust Trends And Developments To Watch This Year
• 'No Decision' Yet On Cordray's Future: Trump Spokesman
• Yapstone, Consumers Reach $4.9M Settlement In VRBO Hack
• Citi To Pay $29M In CFPB Mortgage Servicing Settlement
• Subway Diners Seek Class Cert. For FACTA Case
• $1M Penalty, 50-Year Exclusion OK'd For Unlicensed Dentist
• Hyundai Buyers' False Ad Suits Over Mileage Get Trimmed
• 6 Reasons Why A Wholesale Dodd-Frank Repeal Is Unlikely
• Consumers Fight Alere Dismissal Bid In Blood Test Suit
• Democratic AGs Aim To Back CFPB In DC Circuit
• Cybersecurity And The Economic Loss Doctrine
• Daimler Looks To Put Brakes On US Emissions Fraud Claims
• Calif. Judge Trims Supplement Buyer's False Ad Suit
• What 2016 Taught Us About Marketing And Advertising Law
• More And More States Are Targeting Payroll Debit Cards
• In Congress: Organizing
• Jimmy Choo To Pay $2.5M To Settle Receipt Data Privacy Row
• JPMorgan Finalizes $53M Deal With Feds Over Mortgage Bias
• FCRA Violation Props Up Horizon Breach Row, 3rd Circ. Says
• Tribal Lenders Must Respond To CFPB Probe, 9th Circ. Says
• Home Depot Escapes Whirlpool Energy Star Label Row
• 7th Circ. Nixes Time Warner Class' Appeal, Citing Spokeo
• Face Scan Storage Not Actual Injury, Video Game Maker Says
• Fiat Chrysler Investors Sue Over Emissions, Recall Missteps
• Amazon Demands Stay In FTC's Unauthorized App Buy Suit
• Debt Collector AllianceOne Can't Duck Deception Claims
• FCC's Pai Named New Permanent Chairman Of Agency
• ConAgra Opinion May Repair Ascertainability Circuit Split
• Decoding New FDA Nutrition And Supplement Facts Guidance
• How Litigation Funding Is Bringing Champerty Back To Life
• What Attorneys Need To Know About Calif. Elder Abuse Act
• Kushner Faces Opposition In Skipping Consumer Fraud Trial
• The Lawyer Who Will Shape Trump's Presidency
• Most Influential Judges On Trump's Supreme Court Short List
• Rolling Back Regulation In The Age Of Trump
• In The Polarized Era Of Trump, BigLaw Searches For Balance
• Monsanto Can't Keep Ex-Atty Out Of Syngenta MDL
• Microsoft, Gov't Tee Up For Hearing Over User Data Requests
• Samsung Loses In-Box Arbitration Clause Bids At 9th Circ.
• FCC Claims Role In Internet Of Things, Other Cybersecurity
• Jury Awards $20M In Dish Telemarketing Class Action Trial
• Consumer Protection Group Of The Year: Troutman Sanders
• FCC's Wheeler Touts Success Of E-Rate Program
• Capital One Facing Class Action Over Credit Report Info
• Regulator-Targeted Bills Threaten Telecom Sector, Senate Told
• Warren Probes Industry Support For Fiduciary Rule Rollback
• Attracting And Retaining The Millennial Lawyer
• TCF Bank Tricked People Into Overdraft Fees, Claims CFPB
• Hip Implant Plaintiff Shows Early Bird May Not Get The Worm
• Zico Coconut Water 'No Added Sugar' Claim Sparks Suit
• Customer Fights Soap Maker's Bid To Duck 'Natural' Suit
• Firm's Debt Collection Letter Leads To High Court Appeal
• Colgate Seeks To Brush Away Toothpaste False-Ad Suit
• 2017 Food And Beverage Industry Outlook: Part 2
• Ikea Ruling Puts Stamp On Novel Post-Spokeo Strategy
• Duane Morris Litigation Partner To Lead Newark Office
• $5M Deal On J&J Bedtime Baby Products OK'd
• FDA Allows More Input On Off-Label Drug Promotion Limits
• Consumer Protection Group Of The Year: Lieff Cabraser
• Olive Oil Buyers Take 50 Cents A Bottle To End False Ad Suit
• GOP Says CFPB's Auto-Lending Rule May Violate Federal Law
• Anthem Customer Asks To Nix Claims After 'Invasive' Data Bid
• Lenovo Seeks To Slim Class Action Over Hidden Adware
• CFPB Says Navient Hurt Borrowers Through Sloppy Servicing
• SEC General Counsel To Leave Agency This Month
• DOL Says Fiduciary Rule Can Discourage Class Waivers
• Noodles & Co. Wants Credit Unions' Card Breach Suit Trashed
• Spokeo Can't Shield TransUnion In FCRA Suit, Judge Says
• Coinbase Gets NY BitLicense, Clearance For Its Operations
• More Join Super Bowl Ticket Suit After Stay Lifted
• It's Time To Change The Law Firm Business Model
• State Street To Pay $65M For Execs' Commission Fraud
• Sprint Asks To Mull AGs' Changes To $50M Cramming Fund
• Feds, Chase Reach Deal In Mortgage Discrimination Case
• Death Knell For The Telephone Consumer Protection Act
• FDA Adverse Event Data Release May Mean More Lawsuits
• High Court Says Fannie Mae Has Limited Path To Fed. Court
• Calif. Hospital Chain Close to Shaking Cert. Bid In Rate Row
• Ex-Coin.mx Worker Pleads Guilty In Bitcoin Fraud Scheme
• Miss. AG Hits Google With Suit Over Student Data Collection
• McKesson Gets $150M DOJ Fine For Ignoring Sketchy Orders
• High Court Wrestles With Clash Over Stale Debt In Bankruptcy
• Consumer Protection Group Of The Year: Greene Broillet
• LabMD Steps Up Bid For Quick Appeal In Tiversa Fraud Row
• Stem Cell Group Denies Selling Fraudulent Treatments
• Egg Contamination Shouldn't Lead To Jail, High Court Told
• FCC's Transparency Rules Go Into Effect For All Providers
• Consumer Says Frontier's Fee Collection Attempts Are Injury
• Texas Bank Can't Leapfrog To Full DC Circ. In CFPB Case
• Sentara Vendor Breach Exposes 5K Hospital Patients' Data
• NY Says OCC Fintech Charter Puts Consumers At Risk
• Drivers Fight BMW Dismissal Bid In Leaky Engine Suit
• Sausage Co. Says Insurer Owes In Money-Transfer Scam
• Green Dot Atty Faces DQ Bid In Prepaid Card Fraud Suit
• Blue Shield Escapes TCPA Class Action Over Single Call
• HHS Pact Shows Data Breach Reporting Can't Fall Off Radar
• Senate Dems Won't Negotiate CFPB's Makeup, Schumer Says
• LifeLock Can't Revive False Ad Suit Coverage Bid
• Defibrillator Decision Does Not Shock The Conscience
• Amended Rule 37(e): 1 Year Later
• Key Class Action Takeaways From Briseno V. ConAgra Foods
• Evidence Substantiation Burden May Soon Shift To FTC
• Spokeo May Bump Ikea Shopper's Suit To State Court: 9th Circ
• 11th Circ. Revives Suit Alleging JPMorgan Aided $1.3M Scam
• J&J Seeks OK Of $5M Baby-Product False Ad Settlement
• CashCall, Western Sky Reach $1.25M Deal With Fla. AG
• Ramirez Leaves An FTC Ready To Lead Privacy Enforcement
• FTC Settles 2 Illegal Robocall Suits For $500K
• Wells Fargo Says Account Scandal Recovery Moving Along
• Wheeler Asks 'Where's The Fire?' On Nixing Net Neutrality
• Fiat Chrysler Faces Consumer Suit Over Emission Software
• SEC Fines Morgan Stanley $13M For Overcharging Fees
• Avoiding The Hidden Costs Of Bargain-Priced E-Discovery
• 8th Circ. Affirms Max Liability Ruling In Grocer's Breach Battle
• Senate Dems Want Foreclosure Victims To Challenge Mnuchin
• NY Says Daily Fantasy Law Was Passed Constitutionally
• Bourbon Maker Wants False Ad Suit Over Drink Age Nixed
• $1.9M Mapco Express Data Breach Deal Gets Final OK
• Health Care Enforcement Review And 2017 Outlook: Part 1
• Native American Cases To Watch In 2017
• FTC Chairwoman Ramirez To Step Down
• Atty Misconduct Not 'Egregious,' Judge Finds In Bayer Suit
• VW Exec Will Be Detained, Sent To Face Charges In Mich.
• Expedia Hotel Class Must Show Error Thwarted Customers
• Co-op Members Aren't Owed Cash For Profits, 11th Circ. Says
• SEC To Focus On 'Robo-Advisers,' Senior Abuse In 2017
• Chase Not Liable For Couple's Divorce After Mortgage Scrap
• New York Revises Cybersecurity Proposal: A Closer Look
• Privacy Groups Want FCC To Ban Mandatory Arbitration
• FTC To Look Into Toys That Spy
• SEC OKs Fund Commissions To Help Brokers With DOL Rule
• Citi Pays Overcharged Customers $23M After NY AG Probe
• Apple Deletes Secondhand-IPhone Accuser's Claims
• Debt Collectors Threaten 27% Of Debtors, CFPB Finds
• The Outlook For The Pharmaceutical Industry Under Trump
• The Serious And Immense Impact Of A Medical Device Hack
• EPA Says Fiat Chrysler Used Illegal Engine Emission Software
• Saving Lawyers 1 Breath At A Time: Mindfulness In The Law
• Virtual Reality And The Law: Part 2
• Wells Fargo, Experian Fight Lawyer's Fair Credit Act Suits
• Amazon.ca To Pay CA$1M To Resolve Watchdog's Price Probe
• PF Chang's Says 7th Circ. Ruling Doesn't Save Breach Suit
• FCC Sparks GOP Outcry With 'Midnight' Report On Free Data
• Theranos Seeks Out Of Blood-Testing Suits
• NIST's Popular Cybersecurity Framework Gets Facelift
• Alere Says Home Blood Test Class Action Is Full Of Holes
• HP Nears OK On Laptop WiFi Deal, But Cert. Nixing Unlikely
• $100K Cut In Atty Fees Upheld In NJ Consumer Fraud Suit
• 6 VW Executives Indicted Over Emissions Scandal
• CashCall To Pay $3M To Settle DC Payday Lending Suit
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Soap Maker Wants Suit Over 'Natural' Claims Scrubbed
• 3rd Time Not The Charm For 'Made In The USA' Jeans Deal
• ADT Says No Common Class In Alarm Hackability Suit
• Swiss Regulator Announces Data Privacy Deal With Microsoft
• Virtual Reality And The Law: Part 1
• Children's Advil Ad Ban Is Proper, J&J Unit Tells 2nd. Circ.
• FCC Warns Consumers Of Financial Service Scams
• Understanding How Blockchain Could Impact Legal Industry
• Avoiding A New Wave Of Deceptive Price Advertising Claims
• Amgen Beats Decade-Old Investor Suit Over Off-Label Scheme
• Justices Struggle With NY Credit Card Surcharge Ban
• Cause of Action Institute To Fight FTC In Privacy Row
• UK Watchdog Fines Insurer £150K For Failing To Secure Data
• 4th Circ. Revives ADA Suit Against Maryland Transit Authority
• FDA Reports Hacking Risk In St. Jude Medical Heart Devices
• DC Circ. Urged To Revive CareFirst Data Breach Class Action
• Sprint Hit With FDCPA Class Action Over Debited Accounts
• HSBC Wins Toss Of Suit Claiming Penalties Weren't Disclosed
• HHS, Ill. Hospital Network Settle Data Breach Action
• State Attorneys General Play Growing Data Privacy Role
• SeaWorld Can't Trim Ticket-Buyers' Claims, Court Hears
• NSA Can't Skate Winter Olympics Spying Suit
• Facebook Blocks Claims That Service Terms Break NJ Law
• Visionworks Settles Advertising Class Actions For $4M
• Fitbit Urges Judge To Force Arbitration In Heart Monitor Row
• Sprint Rejects Call At FCC To Expand Bill Dispute Window
• Whole Foods Hit With Class Action Over Supplement Claims
• Volkswagen To Pay $4.3B, Plead Guilty In DOJ Emissions Suit
• Arbitration Clauses Not 'Magic,' Draft Kings Users Say
• Prison Callers Defend Revamped Securus Recording Suit
• 2 States, 2 Visions For Driverless Vehicle Regulation
• Future FCC Leadership Could Mean Big Changes For TCPA
• How To Jump-Start Your Info Governance Initiative
• Amgen Argues Decade-Old Derivative Suit Still Lacks Facts
• Consumer In Spokeo FCRA Row Slams Cite Of Other Rulings
• San Francisco City Attorney Targeted In Leaning Tower Suit
• The Firms That Dominated In 2016
• Reps. Reintroduce Widely Supported Email Privacy Act
• Obama Leaves Behind Mixed Legacy On Bank Regulations
• Policy Doesn't Cover Octopus Mislabeling Suit, Insurer Says
• Criminal Suit Accuses VW Execs Of Deceiving Regulators
• Groups Urge FCC Review Of Wireless Roaming Charges
• HSBC Pays $32M To Settle Mortgage-Servicing Violations
• 3rd Circ. Revives Rate-Hiking Suit Against Ambit
• NY Aims To Ban Wells Fargo-Styled Scammers From Banking
• Justices Won't Review Universities', Lenders' FCA Immunity
• Over Objections, Appeal Bond Set In $6.3M Godiva Row
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Google Wallet User Loses Class Cert. Bid In Data Sharing Suit
• Mars Can't Toss Deceptive Rice Labeling Suit
• Popular Memory Booster Lacks Proof Of Benefits, FTC Says
• FTC Tests Limits Of Data Security Power In D-Link Action
• Consumer Stands By Autodialed Call Row Against Nestle
• Top 5 Drug And Device Developments Of 2016
• Feds' Supreme Court Atty To Talk Stale Debt In Bankruptcy
• HomeAway Fee Suit Should Stand, Property Owners Say
• High Court Won't Hear Jerk.com's Free Speech FTC Appeal
• Guacamole Co. Hit With Suit Over 'All Natural' Product
• Customers Challenge B&N Dismissal Bid In Data Breach Suit
• Justices Won't Hear Google Online Child-Tracking Case
• Opposing Class Cert. At 9th Circ. Just Got Tougher
• Ex-Coin.mx Operator Cops To Bitcoin-Fueled Conspiracy
• 3rd Circ. Vacates Fee Award After Unjustified Fourfold Bump
• NY Gov. Calls For Tougher Cybercrime Laws, Response Team
• Robocall Blocker Can't Pursue TCPA Suit, Says Ill. Judge
• Gov't Seeks $2M From Home Health Co. For Medicaid Fraud
• Drug Wholesaler Cops To $100M Prescription Meds Fraud
• 9th Circ. Hands CarMax Fee Dispute To Lower Court
• Relaxed NY Cybersecurity Rules Offer Limited Relief
• Supplier Aims To Deny Quick Win In Pet Food Coverage Case
• Jones Day Adds Privacy, IP Partner From Robins Kaplan
• Gov't Greenlights Emissions Fix For Some VW Diesel Cars
• TD Bank Overdraft Fees Amount To Illegal Interest, Suit Says
• 7th Circ. Ships Home Depot Sales Suit To State Court
• NYC Cab Driver Asks High Court To Hear GPS Tracking Case
• NY Retailers Tell Justices Surcharge Law Only Affects Speech
• 2nd Circ. Backs Toss Of HSBC Account Fee Suit
• Airline Fares Antitrust Row Wrongly Axed, Court Told
• Motley Rice Named Lead Counsel In Wells Fargo Account Suit
• Subway, T-Mobile Text-Offer Suit Sent To Arbitration
• NY Times Wants Fed Records On Yahoo Email Scanning Order
• Broker Wants Unadmitted Attys Sanctioned In Spam Text Suit
• Is Restaurant Menu Labeling On ACA Chopping Block?
• Time Is Running Out For Auto Cybersecurity Standards
• 5 Insights From General Electric's Alex Dimitrief
• Uber Can Boot Rider's Cancellation Fee Suit To Arbitration
• Dollar Thrifty Ducks Rental Car Insurance Add-On Suit
• Firm Wants 7th Circ. Revival Of Bankruptcy Software Fee Suit
• Groups Ask DC Circ. To Weigh TSA Body Scanner Incidents
• T-Mobile Asks For More Time On FCC Changes To Alerts
• Lifewatch Must Turn Over Docs In Robocall Suit, FTC Says
• FCC Takes Heavy Fire As Industry Seeks Privacy Reversal
• Uber Rider Says Co. To Blame For Severe Beating By Driver
• FTC Says Separate Hotel Resort Fees Likely Harm Consumers
• CFPB Fails To Stop Appeal In Payday Loan Suit
• D-Link Sued By FTC Over Security Flaws In Routers, Cameras
• Payment Processing Marketer Wants Sanctions Against CFPB
• Feds Slam Bitcoin Exchange Operators' Bid To Ax Indictment
• Feds Add Bank Sales Tactics To Risk Watchlist
• The Duty To Supplement Expert Reports: Part 1
• Coca-Cola, Trade Group Sued Over False Sugary Drink Ads
• Amazon Looks To Intervene In Shipping Cost Row At DC Circ.
• Clock Starts On Maryland Daily Fantasy Sports Regulations
• VW To Face Investors' Suit Over Emissions Scandal In US
• White House Revamps Breach Response, Reporting Policies
• Judge Won't Shove Atty From Case For Pushing The Opposition
• 9th Circ. Asked To End Suit Over $3.3B Nuke Plant Charges
• LabMD Gains Industry Support In FTC Data Security Row
• Lands' End Hit With TCPA Suit Over Junk Faxes
• Providers Say Low Income Phone Enrollment Plan Needs Fix
• Nestle Slapped With False Ad Suit For Underfilled Raisinets
• Spokeo Points To 2 New Decisions In 9th Circ. FCRA Row
• Chase, Experian Trim Suit Over False Mortgage Info
• Small ISPs Ask Pols For Relief From FCC Transparency Rules
• Hilton Subsidiary Can't Escape Suit Over Vacation Ad Calls
• FTC's Deception Charge 'Devoid Of Proof,' DirecTV Asserts
• NJ Halts Calif. Fertility Clinic's Bad Review Ban
• Senators Question Charter, Comcast On Misleading Fees
• NY & Co. Skirts Sham-Discount Suit Judge Says Lacks Detail
• VP-Elect Pence Promises Executive Action On Day One
• 7th Circ. Skeptical Of TWC Data Class Action After Spokeo
• United Must Face Suit Over Lost Fare Discounts
• Heart Monitor Suit In No Shape For Cert., Treadmill Co. Says
• Legal Loopholes For Dietary Supplements Must Be Sealed
• Trump Treasury Pick's Bank Fingered In Leaked Calif. AG Doc
• 7th Circ. Says Indiana Robocall Ban Doesn't Violate Speech
• Mass. Bid To Undo City Sports Ch. 11 Gift Card Order Nixed
• 'Confidence Man' Charged With Defrauding Dating Site Users
• NY Revises Cybersecurity Rule, Extends Compliance Deadline
• 9th Circ. Upholds Cert. In ConAgra's GMO False Label Row
• S. Korea Bans Some Vehicle Sales, Citing Emissions Probe
• Split Ohio Justices Find For Ford In Crown Vic Fire Row
• VW Faces First-Of-Its-Kind German Owner Buyback Demand
• State AGs Want Say On Rest Of Sprint's $50M Cramming Fund
• DOL Seeks Swift End To Insurer's Fiduciary Rule Challenge
• FTC Launches Prize Competition To Address IoT Security
• Trade Group Asks FCC To Think Again On ISP Privacy Rules
• Be Prepared For Law Firm Data Breach Litigation
• LabMD Says FTC Went Too Far With Data Security Ruling
• 2016 Insurance Coverage Litigation Year In Review
• FCC's Rosenworcel Departs Agency
• How A False Claims Act Case Works — Or Fails
• 4-Year Mortgage Fraud Sentence Will Stand, DC Circ. Says
• CFPB Dings Equifax, TransUnion $23M Over Marketing
• Law Firms Can't Be Paid Before Trudeau Victims: 7th Circ.
• NJ Justices Question Car Dealer's Arbitration Clause
• Tesla Owner's Suit Blames Sudden Acceleration For Crash
• Telecom Co. To Pay $6M To End Probe Into Alleged Deception
• 11th Circ. Revives Coverage Battle Over $23M Junk Fax Deal
• Get Ready For The Long Arm Of EU Privacy Regulation
• 7 Legal Industry Predictions For 2017
• Consumer Protection Cases To Watch In 2017
• Retail Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2017
• Privacy Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2017
• New Jersey Cases To Watch In 2017
• Privacy Cases To Watch In 2017