Consumer Protection Archive » April, 2017

Consumer Protection - April, 2017

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• Home Depot Settles Investor Suit Over Data Breach
• NSA To Stop Collecting Emails About Foreign Targets
• 10th Circ. Backs Law School Lecture Penalty For Okla. Atty
• ISPs Say Internet Will Remain Open After FCC Regs Rollback
• Quest To Pay $6M To End Blood Test FCA Suit
• FCC's Net Neutrality Plan Sets Up Repeal Without Replace
• Ore. Justices Say Consumer Protection Law Applies To Attys
• Microsoft Snags Ex-FTC Commish Brill From Hogan Lovells
• 8th Circ. Affirms $60M Symantec Deal Over Objections
• New Allergan Fat-Freezing Unit Hit With False Ad Suit
• Facebook Can Take Birthday Text Class Action To 9th Circ.
• OCC Chief Says Fintech Charter Fight May Stifle Innovation
• Judge OKs Med Device Injury Claim Under Pa. Tort Law Ruling
• FTC Slams Objections To VW Emissions Fraud Settlements
• Dr Pepper Says Consumers' False Ad Claims Unsupported
• Costco Fax Recipients Get Class Cert. In TCPA Suit
• Audi Cheated Emissions Tests In Gas Vehicles, Drivers Say
• Eddie Bauer Wants Credit Union's Data Breach Suit Nixed
• Dems Blast House GOP Dodd-Frank Rollback Efforts
• The Mediator's Proposal As A Tool For Litigants
• Data Inventory: The Critical 1st Step In Data Security
• Another Aggressive CFPB Position Leads To DC Circ. Rebuke
• CNN Video Data Win Leaves Spokeo Door Open For App Users
• Environmental Groups To Sue EPA Over NYC Water Standards
• VW Owners Lose Bid For Class Cert. In Autodialing Spat
• FCC Sets Out Draft Plan To Weigh Nixing Net Neutrality Rules
• Uber Tracked Ex-Customers' IPhones, Watchdog Tells FTC
• OCC May Face Trouble Defeating States' Fintech Charter Suit
• CFPB Sues Tribal Online Lenders For Illegal Debt Collecting
• Ocwen Hit With Another Investor Suit After CFPB Action
• Feds Tell Supreme Court Not To Review Parents' Vaccine Suit
• Co. Selling Adulterated Weight Loss Supplements, Buyers Say
• CNN App User Isn't CNN Subscriber, 11th Circ. Finds
• Expectations After The Trump Administration's First 100 Days
• JPMorgan Accused Of 'Eye-Popping' Mutual Fund Fees
• Web Service Hit With Suit For Selling User Data To Uber
• How Wireless Carriers Defend Consumers From Spam Texts
• United Passenger Dragged From Plane Settles With Airline
• NFL Sees Claims Dropped Over Canceled Hall Of Fame Game
• CFPB Fires Back At Calif. Atty In High Court Appeal
• United Ups Customer Incentives After Viral Video
• AT&T, Cisco Leaders Warn Of Privacy, Safety Threats
• Stock Drop Not Caused By Misrepresentations, Fitbit Says
• Addressing Personal Jurisdiction Limits At The High Court
• UK Product Liability Law Moves Toward US Norms
• Facebook Can't Void German Ban On WhatsApp Data Sharing
• Trailer Co. Appeals Asset Freeze Tied To Racer's Loan Scam
• 9th Circ. Rebuffs Lime-A-Rita Drinkers' Bid To Rethink Suit
• FCC Will Undo Obama-Era Open Internet Framework, Pai Says
• US Can't Indefinitely Gag Adobe On Data Demand, Judge Says
• Dyson Rival Gets Claims Trimmed From False Ad Suit
• Counterfeit 5-Hour Energy Ringleader Sentenced To 7 Years
• Chipotle Warns Of Payment Processing Data Security Breach
• Propel Loses Quick Win Bids In Dental Device False Ad Row
• Supplement Co. Hit With False Ad Suit Over Illicit Steroids
• Lovers May Not Be Alone In Using Sex Toy's Camera, FTC Told
• CFPB Fines Auto Lender $1.25M For Flouting Settlement
• State Bank Regulators Sue To Stop OCC Fintech Charters
• 'Milking' The 1st Amendment To Defend Food Label Claims
• Repeal Of FCC Privacy Rules Leaves America Vulnerable
• DNA Co. Beats Baby Gender Test Suit, For Now
• Epson Wins Injunction Against Rival Over Projector Ads
• PF Chang's Data Breach Suit Moves Forward
• Drivers Slam Tesla For Blaming Sudden Acceleration On Them
• House Dems Seek To Slow GOP Dodd-Frank Repeal
• Ace Gets Initial OK On $9.8M Settlement In Telemarketing Suit
• Ocwen Tees Up CFPB Constitutional Challenge To Avert Suit
• D-Link Bolsters Bid To Escape US Court In Data Security Suit
• Florida 'Black Box' Ruling: Game Changer For Vehicle Tech
• The 9-Year Winning Streak Of Virginia 'Rocket Docket'
• Lottery Co. Wants Illinois Fraud Class Action Nixed
• Mortgage Co. Hid Fees, Ex-Customers Testify In CFPB Suit
• 7 Firms Stand Out As Best At Cybersecurity, GCs Say
• FDA Warning Wire: Teva, Inspection Refusal, Cheese Deaths
• Popular Community Bank Loses Bid To Dodge Overdraft Suit
• Medtox Fax Recipients Certified In Revived TCPA Suit
• Maker Of Rachael Ray's Dog Food Blasts 'Natural' Label Row
• Hard Rock Developers, Unit Buyers Push $51M Settlement
• Calif. Appeals Court Won't Revive Fosamax Suit
• Hilton Says Vacationers Stole Expert In Telemarketing Suit
• US Bank To Pay $15M Penalty For Bankruptcy Filing Misdeeds
• Payday Business Group Can't Yet Appeal 'Choke Point' Case
• FCC's Pai Will Lay Out Net Neutrality Plan Wednesday
• Internal Docs Save Land Rover Battery Defect Suit
• Herr Escapes 'No Preservatives Added' Claims For Now
• Non-Class Counsel Can't Get Fees In VW 2.0-Liter Settlement
• AGs Say Student Loan Reform Rollback Hurts Borrowers
• Organic Dog Food Co. Recalls Chow Due To Pentobarbital
• Wells Fargo Board Re-Elected Despite Shareholder Anger
• Pa. AG Takes Patient Care Suit To State Supreme Court
• FCC Fines Fla. Telecom Carrier $1M For Deceptive Practices
• Kimberly-Clark Gown Suit Belongs In Calif., Rival Says
• Drug Co. Asks Justices To Limit Out-Of-State Tort Claims
• Wilson Slammed With False Ad Suit Over Baseball Bats
• Yahoo Says Insurer Attacking Wrong Policy Over Spam Texts
• Ability-To-Repay Enforcement Comes To Auto Finance
• Scott Gottlieb And The Future Of The FDA
• 5 Principles To Simplify Compliance For Fintech Startups
• Let's Talk About Half-Hearted Innovation
• Merck Loses Rehearing Bid In 3rd Circ. Fosamax Warning Suit
• FCC's O'Rielly Blasts Aftermath Of Domain System Switch
• Texas Court Hits Debt Collector With $2M Penalty In FTC Suit
• Mortgage Servicer Tricked Customers, CFPB Says At Trial
• FTC Can Treat Soundboard Calls As Robocalls, Judge Says
• Pet Food Buyer's Action Didn't Claim Damages, Judge Says
• Shell, Ralph Lauren, Ruth's Beat Del. Suit Over Gift Cards
• NJ Soup Maker In Hot Water Over GMO Ingredients
• Uber: The Turning Of The Tide
• A Closer Look At Financial CHOICE Act 2.0
• Another Way To Challenge Standing In Data Breach Cases
• 10 Tips For Creating Winning Trial Visuals
• Apple Urges Tossing False Ad Claim In Laptop Burn Suit
• Rider Slams Uber's Bid To Dodge Blame For Driver Assault
• 9th Circ. Says Class Can't Demand Proof In False Ad Row
• Experian Says Data-Breach Report Bid 'Eviscerates' Privilege
• Insurer Agrees To Pay $9.9M To End Fee Suit
• Post-Auction Transition Shouldn't Harm Consumers, FCC Told
• SoulCycle Plans To Settle Gift Card Suit
• Privacy Groups Urge FCC To End Call Data Retention Rule
• Wireless Health Co. Strikes $2.5M HIPAA Deal
• Atty In Suit Against United Adds AA Passenger To Portfolio
• Cancer Center Co. Can't Dodge Breach Claims, Court Told
• Supreme Court Refuses Credit-Card Holder Antitrust Appeal
• Test Maker Denies Eavesdropping On Abbott Suit Depos
• Toyota Lessee Must Arbitrate Notice Dispute, NJ Panel Says
• Counsel To Counsel: Insights From Law Firm GCs
• FTC Wants Input On TRUSTe's Tweaks To COPPA Safe Harbor
• Safety Giant UL Awarded $1M In Hoverboard Trademark Row
• Debt Agency Can't Thwart Class Cert. In Unfair-Collection Suit
• Pepsi Center Owner Fights Deaf Fans' Class Cert. Bid
• Pediatric Medical Practice Settles HHS' HIPAA Charges
• Hacking Is Still Top Security Threat: BakerHostetler Report
• 9th Circ. Won't Block Berkeley's Cellphone Warning Law
• Apple Slips Suit Alleging Mac Pro Defects, For Now
• Lifelock Investors Take FTC Compliance Suit To 9th Circ.
• 9th Circ. Keeps FERC Billing Practices Post-Calif. Crisis
• 9th Circ. Standing Ruling Saves Axed TCPA Suit, Judge Says
• Dating Site Led Users On For 'A-List' Service, Suit Claims
• LexisNexis Provided Outdated Info To Lender, FCRA Suit Says
• Ocwen Investors Sue Over 54% Stock Dive After CFPB Case
• DC Circ. Says CFPB Can't Demand For-Profit Schools Docs
• 7th Circ. Skeptical Of Insurance ERISA Suit, Class Cert.
• UC Alleges $12M Clinical Trial Scam Targeting Students
• Wells Fargo Adds Claims, Brings Fake Account Deal To $142M
• China's Wecash Scores $80M Private Capital Infusion
• 5 Social Media Pitfalls In The Pharmaceutical Industry
• Cert. Sought In Fight Over GoDaddy's Microsoft Office Sales
• Trump Orders Review Of 2 Key Dodd-Frank Powers
• Volkswagen Ordered To Pay $2.8B In Criminal Fines
• Lessons From Wells Fargo's Corporate Control Failures
• Gray Matters: The Attorney-Client Team
• Comcast False Ad Suit Worth 'Little Money,' Judge Says
• Judge OKs $25M TCPA Deal Over Health Service Faxes
• 'Culture Shift' Driving NSA, CIA, FBI To Be More Open
• Auto Parts Co., Class Near $3.3M Deal In Junk Fax Suit
• FCC's Pai Talks Net Neutrality With Facebook, Oracle
• Carbonite Illegally Auto-Renews Data Protection, Suit Says
• Tesla Issues Parking Brake Recall Affecting 53K Cars
• Filed-Rate Doctrine Bars Lender Kickback Suit, 11th Circ. Told
• O'Melveny Gets Ex-Adviser To Calif. AG, Obama Admin.
• DHS Official Says Cyberthreat Info-Sharing Efforts Growing
• CFPB, Florida Sue Ocwen For Mortgage Servicing Issues
• Nissan Settles InTouch False Ad Suit With Vouchers, Cash
• Chicago Trader Admits To Conning Investors Out Of $1.6M
• Almond Milk Class Fires Back At Bid To Dump Suit
• Litigation Finance, Big Data And The Limits Of AI
• Why Oregon Lawmakers Are Shielding Cannabis Buyers' Data
• Counsel To Counsel: Mama Said There'll Be Days Like This
• $56M Robocall Settlement Fee Objector Demands Own Fees
• Feds Want 9 Years For Head Of Counterfeit 5-Hour Energy Plot
• 9th Circ. Revives Gerber Baby Food False Ad Suit
• Bayer Gets Quick Win In Suit Challenging Probiotic Claims
• Interest Group Seeks To Revive Risk Retention Rule Dispute
• Google Must Give Gov't Overseas Data, Judge Says
• Chadbourne Votes Out Partner Behind Gender Bias Suit
• SEC Suits Over Cyber Reporting Could Be On Horizon
• 'No Sugar Added' Claims Vex 9th Circ. In Juice Labeling Suits
• FTC Head Says Privacy 'Harm' Lines Will Soon Be Clearer
• CashCall Claims Katten's Bad Tribal Advice Cost It $500M
• Bose, Secret Messaging App Hit With Privacy Suits
• Facebook, Consumer Spar Over Autodialer In TCPA Text Row
• Diabetes Test Maker Eavesdropped In Abbott Suit, Attys Say
• Coca-Cola Wants 'No Added Sugar' Juice Suit Dumped
• Dr Pepper Can't Duck Canada Dry Ginger Ale Labeling Row
• EU Regulator Says Trump Mum On 'Privacy Shield' Pledges
• Another Defendant Cops To Role In $200M Credit Card Scam
• OCC Report Highlights Agency's Wells Fargo Missteps
• Judge Won't Scrape Last Claim Off Margarine False Ad Suit
• GOP Rep. Reveals Updated Version Of Dodd-Frank Rewrite
• Rams Seat License Holders Renew Class Cert. Bid
• 9th Circ. Revives Neiman Marcus Comparison Price Tag Suit
• Aramark FACTA Suit Can't Survive Under Spokeo, Judge Says
• Omaha Steaks' Shipping Fees Excessive, Suit Charges
• FCC Chairman Slams 'Serious Flaws' In E-Rate Program
• Female, Male Sexual Enhancement Supplements Recalled
• Lawmaker Eyes Anti-Bumping Bill After United Viral Video
• Regulators Unveil Reporting Forms For Money Service Firms
• Calif. Consumer Hits 2 Retail Cos. With Recorded Call Suits
• B&N, Buyers Spar Over Calif. Ruling's Effect On Breach Suit
• An Earth Day Review Of 'Green Guide' False Advertising
• Counsel To Counsel: A Law Firm GC's Data Protection Duties
• Tyson Can't Escape Deceptive Labeling Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• Ill. Pharmacy Hits Medical Supply Co. With TCPA Fax Suit
• FTC Says D-Link Can't Escape US Court In Data Security Row
• Target's $10M Data Breach Deal Hits Snag With Class Objector
• Jackson Hewitt Scams Taxpayers On Refunds, Suit Says
• FCC's Clyburn Says Agency Is Siding With Big Business
• United Video Spurs New Interest In Consumer Protection Regs
• Class Beats SeaWorld Over Auto-Renewal Of Passes
• Ariz. AG Gets $4.65M Settlement Over Theranos Blood Tests
• Justices Struggle With Terms In Debt Collection Arguments
• FCC Pressed On Plan To Protect Privacy Absent Rules
• Chamber Backs Fiduciary Rule Delay But NY AG Doesn't
• NJ Attys Say Suit Is Meant To Discourage Debt Class Actions
• Gallup Faces TCPA Suit Over Purported Automated Call
• Group Seeks CFPB's Prepaid-Rule Exchanges With GOP Foes
• Macy's Accused Of Harassing Consumers With Robocalls
• Feds Fight Egg Execs' Bid For Justices To Review Sentences
• Uber Asks 1st Circ. To Toss Airport Fee Dispute
• Marriott Hit With TCPA Suit For Unsolicited Marketing Calls
• Counsel To Counsel: Evaluating Positional Conflicts
• Liquor Chain's Merchant Deal Nixed Coverage, Judge Says
• Ill. Bill Would Bar Cops From Removing Plane Passengers
• Beverage Industry Fights SF Soda Warnings At 9th Circ.
• Android Pop-Up Parks Uber Cancellation Fee Suit In Court
• 'GTA' Gamers' Online-Play Class Action Gets One More Shot
• FTC's McSweeny Blasts Congress' Privacy Rollback
• CFPB Sues Debt Collection Law Firm Over Atty 'Involvement'
• FTC Looks To Streamline Info Requests To Cut Costs To Biz
• Kimpton Hotels Can't Check Out Of Data Breach Suit
• Carriers Push FCC To Pave Way For New Infrastructure
• Class Hits Google With Suit Over 'Defective' Nexus Phones
• Arguments In Debt Collection Case To Focus On Law's Reach
• Understanding The US Ban On Importing Forced Labor Goods
• Counsel To Counsel: 5 Challenges For A Law Firm GC
• What To Know About The 48th State Breach Notification Law
• United Changes Crew Policy After Dragged Passenger Incident
• Court Orders Document Production In Pharmacy Price Row
• Venable Cleared To Rep Supplement Co. In False Ad Suit
• Slack-Fill Suits See Boom Despite Few Class Wins
• United Agrees To Preserve Evidence From Passenger Row
• Trustwave Report Reveals In-House Cybersecurity Pressures
• California Appeals Court Gives Prop 64 A 40% Discount
• Halal Food Co. Founder, Son Lose Appeal Over False Exports
• Senate Bill Would Give FTC Power To Regulate ISP Privacy
• FDA Wants Answers From Abbott On St. Jude Device Security
• TCPA 'Pick Off' Strategy On Thin Ice After High Court Ruling
• Longtime MoFo, Pomerantz Attys Launch Boutique Firm
• Vizio Wants Smart-TV Owners' Data Collection Spat Trimmed
• SWIFT Debuts Message Monitoring Tool To Combat Fraud
• Apple Fights Tentative Cert. Order In App Auto-Renew Suit
• FCC Must Consider Historic Preservation, Group Says
• Cordis Can't Bring Defect Suits To Fed. Court: 9th Circ.
• Judge Shuts Door On 'Soft-Close' Defect Suit Against BMW
• Deal With Dragged Passenger Likely United's Best Bet
• CoreLogic Battles Renewed Class Cert. Bid In Records Row
• Groups Push Senate On Broad Financial Regulatory Changes
• Budget's Billing Practices Were Misleading, Consumer Says
• Student Aid Wrongly Put Into Fee-Based Accounts, Suit Says
• 'Gluten-Free' Cheerios Made People Sick, 9th. Circ. Told
• Hyundai Gets Peeling Paint Class Action Tossed For Now
• The Credit Card Surcharge Fight Isn't Over Yet
• Consumer, Car Dealer Fight For Quick Wins In TCPA Suit
• Data Portability Issues In US Foreshadow Challenges In EU
• Experian, TD Bank Dodge Bankruptcy FCRA Suit For Now
• What's Wrong With Consumer Class Action Settlements?
• NJ High Court Will Bring Welcome Clarity To Consumer Law
• Ruling On CFPB Could Upend Controversial Net Worth Sweep
• Lawyers In Flow: Get Out Of Your Head And Into Your Case
• Wind Energy Co. Founder Defrauded Customers, Feds Say
• Android Pop-Up May Keep Uber Riders From Arbitration
• Treadmill Co. Says Heart Monitors Vary Too Widely For Class
• T-Mobile Customers Demand Experian Data Breach Docs
• Patient Wants Atty Fee Nixed From DePuy Implant Settlement
• HHS Inks Deal With Provider Over Risk Analysis Lapses
• HD Supply's $1.2M TCPA Deal Can't Secure Approval
• Innovak Web-Portal Users Seek Cert. In Data Breach Suit
• Uber Faces $1.1M State Fine Over Intoxicated Driver Claims
• Viking Pays $4.65M Civil Penalty For Defective Gas Ranges
• Repeat TCPA Litigant Can't Escape Travel Agency's Suit
• FCC's O'Rielly Urges 'Caution' On Broadband Fees For 911
• Robocaller Resolves FTC's Telemarketing Claims
• False Ad Deal With Remedies Co. Gets Nod 2nd Time Around
• FCC Names Jenner & Block Attorney CGB Acting Bureau Chief
• CFPB Issues Technical Fixes To Mortgage Data Rule
• Job Applicant Asks 9th Circ. To Revive State Farm Suit
• Syngenta To Face Punitives In Minn. GMO Seed Bellwethers
• United, Chicago Face Potential Suit From Dragged Passenger
• 'NBA 2K' Gamers Ask 2nd Circ. To Revive Face Scan Suit
• AGs Weave Themselves Into Patchwork Of Digital-Health Regs
• Va. Dental Malpractice Case Survives Dismissal Attempt
• The Evolving Legal Landscape For Connected Products
• Debt Collector Gets Initial OK For $1.3M TCPA Settlement
• CareCentrix Can't Shift Blame For Data Breach, Court Told
• FCC Urged To Consult Tribes On Wireless Infrastructure
• Irish DPA Says Yahoo, WhatsApp Privacy Probes Almost Done
• Pai Tests Waters On Leaving Net Neutrality To Providers
• Purina, Dog Owners Resolve Claims Over Beggin' Strips
• Warriors, App Maker Look To Duck Fan's Spying Suit For Good
• 2nd Circ. Again Affirms $13.4M Ruling Against BlueHippo Exec
• Tribal Lenders Ask 9th Circ. To Pause OK Of CFPB Probe
• Home Depot Takes Class Action Removal Issue To High Court
• $454M Gown Verdict Says Jury Can Be Swayed Without Harm
• PHH Rejects Trump Bid For Power To Fire CFPB Director
• Jury Awards $12.2M To Surgery Tube Co. In False Ad Row
• Calif. Legislature Takes Aim At IoT Security
• Stakeholders Must Stay Aware Of E-Cigarette Science
• A Rising Tide Of Proposed Chemical Disclosure Laws
• Nonprofit Asks Justices To Hear Indiana Robocall Ruling
• Alere Escapes Lawsuit Alleging Blood-Testing Errors
• Medical Device E-Commerce Co. Faces TCPA Suit Over Faxes
• United Passenger Dragged From Plane Wants Video, Audio
• CFPB, Justice Asked For Views On Unused Sprint Deal Dollars
• A Law Firm Ranking Model By 'Fake News & Distorted Reports'
• Plaintiffs Bar Perspective: Cohen Milstein's Betsy Miller
• Tech Industry Urges FCC To Keep Net Neutrality Rules
• 2nd Circ. Revives TCPA Claims Against Supplement Co.
• Facebook Case Won't Deter Cos. From Fighting Data Warrants
• United Airlines Incident Highlights Limited Consumer Rights
• Consumers Say Kirkland's Receipts Violated FACTA
• Debt Collector Faces FDCPA Suit Over Unclear Letter
• FDA Warning Wire: Mylan's New Woes, NYC Juice Claims
• Pa. Hospital Ducks Some Claims In Respiratory Failure Row
• Trader Joe's Can't Dodge Tuna Can Claims, Consumers Say
• Call Recipients Oppose Stay In Hospital TCPA Suit
• HGH Supplement Co. Says False Ad Suit Lacks Evidence
• Judge Won't Add It's Just Lunch's PE Backer To Fraud Action
• Vitamin Health's False Ad Fight Not Covered, 6th Circ. Says
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Rethink Ad Co.'s Web Tracking Suit Win
• Benesch Adds 5 Lawyers To Litigation Practice
• AT&T Defends 911 Outage 'Anomaly' At FCC
• Suits Under NJ Consumer Act Overshoot Lawmakers' Intent
• Calif. High Court Creates Exception To Concepcion
• Yahoo Not Owed Defense In Spam Texts Suits, Insurer Says
• FCC's Pai Plans Tech Sit-Down On Net Neutrality
• Hyundai Wants Peeling Paint Suit Nixed After Yamaha Win
• Four Takeaways From The Wells Fargo Sales Practices Report
• Roca Can't Unfreeze Assets To Pay Legal Fees, Judge Says
• Monsanto Hit With False Labeling Suit Over Roundup
• FDA Must Revisit Menu Labeling Rule, Retailers Say
• EU Regulators Mostly Back Sweeping E-Privacy Rules
• UL Rolls Toward Contempt Ruling In Hoverboard TM Row
• Small Business Cybersecurity Bill Passes Senate Committee
• Class Status Sought In CVS Robocall Dispute
• British Airways Says Trial Date Premature In Surcharge Suit
• Wells Fargo Strikes Deal Over Junk Faxes In Ill. TCPA Row
• McCormick, Wal-Mart Seek To Grind Up Pepper Antitrust Suit
• Spyware Class Actions Against Cellphone Maker Consolidated
• House Repubs Urge FCC To Guard Online Privacy For Now
• Sodexo Faces FCRA Dispute Over Consumer Reports
• Steakhouse Says Receipt Suit Still Fails Under Spokeo
• Godiva, Consumer Urge 11th Circ. To Affirm $6.3M Deal
• 7th Circ. Won't Revisit Eyedrop Suit Against Merck, Others
• Wells Fargo Makes Ex-Execs Return $75M Over Fake Accounts
• How New Expert Witness Rules May Impact Missouri Courts
• Jury Hits Kimberly-Clark, Halyard With $454M Fraud Verdict
• JPML Sends Generic Drug Price-Fixing Suits To Pennsylvania
• Dunkin' Shops Offer Up Buttered Treats To End Patrons' Suit
• Senate Dems Float Bill To Revive Nixed FCC Privacy Rules
• Ill. Judge Closes Door On Ford Exhaust Class Action
• Net Neutrality Advocates Decry Reported Pai Plans
• Judge Says Investors Must Wait For VW Judgment Bid
• Sprint Pushes FCC Intervention On Local Gov't Barriers
• Hyundai, Kia Recall 1.4M Vehicles For Stalling Engine Risk
• Defective Process Cripples Class Action Proposal
• Top 10 Litigation Risks For Retailers In 2017
• Crowdfunding For Legal Cases: 5 Trends Reshaping Justice
• TRUSTe Reaches Deal After NY AG's Child Privacy Probe
• Mass. AG Pact Bars Ad 'Geofences' At Abortion Clinics
• Anthem Likens Data Breach To Election Hack In Venue Fight
• Supplement Co. Says Science Backs Up Its Memory Booster
• ConAgra Looks To Toss Leftovers In Margarine False Ad Row
• UCLA Hit With Suit Over Digits On Credit Card Receipts
• Merck Wants 3rd Circ. Rethink On Fosamax Warning Claims
• Calif. High Court Limits Arbitration Waiver Post-Concepcion
• NYC Cracks Down On Unauthorized Immigration Law Practice
• Senate Dems Push ISPs To Follow Nixed Privacy Rules
• Pa. Judge Sends '100% Natural' Quaker Oats Suit To Ill.
• Quest Tries To Sink Data Breach Class Action Over Standing
• Ill. City Latest To Sue Mallinckrodt In Antitrust Row
• Stats Don't Prove Judge Has Pro-Bank Bias, Court Says
• Ill. Firms Reap $14M In Caribbean Cruise TCPA Settlement
• $3M TCPA 'Fax Blast' Settlement Struck With Tool Maker
• Agencies Seek End To British Businessman's Privacy Suit
• Compliance Front And Center As HHS Keeps Up HIPAA Heat
• 5th Circ. Won't Halt DOL's Delayed Fiduciary Rule
• Telcos Urge FCC To Address Pole Owners' Buildout Barriers
• ABA Needs A New Model Legal Ethics Rule
• Why FCC Cannot Require Opt-Out Language In Solicited Faxes
• What Does Lateral Partner Success Look Like?
• Kimberly-Clark Gown Buyers Didn't Pay A Premium, Jury Told
• Fiduciary Duty Delay Pleases Few, Clarifies Little
• FTC, FCC Chiefs Seek To Set 'Record Straight' On Privacy
• FTC Commish Won't Back 'Insufficient' DirecTV Settlement
• Tire Cos. Not Owed Coverage In Defect Suit, Insurer Says
• Republicans Call For CFPB Head's Firing At Tense Hearing
• NY High Court Nixes Facebook's Challenge Of Bulk Warrants
• Are Lateral Recruitment Opportunities Shaping Your Strategy?
• Takeaways From The ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting: Part 3
• Pepsi Unit Can't Dodge Buyers' 'Slack Fill' Class Action
• Sprint Hit With Junk Fax Suit Over Unwanted Ads
• Merchant Processors Reach $3.7M Deal In Autodial Row
• Natural Resource Damages: A New Angle In PCB Litigation
• Congress Needs To Tackle Net Neutrality, FCC's O'Rielly Says
• Omitted Drink Prices Flouted Consumer Law, NJ Justices Told
• 7th Circ. Questions Dismissal Of Volvo Electric SUV Suit
• Ohio Paper, Telemarketer Face TCPA Suit Over 'Cold Calls'
• Credit Suisse Unit Can't Beat FDCPA Suit
• British Airways Flyers Win Class Cert. In Surcharge Suit
• Illinois Sheriff Pushes 'Right To Know' Data Selling Bill
• Amazon, FTC End Appeals, Letting App Refunds Start Soon
• Lateral Partner Hiring: Time To Look In The Mirror
• Drone Buyers' Suit Over Autopilot Feature Moves Ahead
• Comcast Hit With Class Action Over Credit Checks
• FCC Is Told Open Internet Rules Have 'Depressive' Effect
• Swiss-American Must Face False Sunscreen SPF Class Action
• Consumers, Jeans-Maker Tear Up 'Made In USA' Suit
• Corinthian Trustee Strikes Ch. 11 Settlement With Directors
• Twitter, Yelp Among Apps Signing On To $5.3M Privacy Deal
• New Uber Pricing Model Shorts Drivers, Wage Suit Claims
• Wise's Potato Chip Bags Mostly Air, Consumers Say
• Credit Unions' Counsel Bid Denied In Noodles & Co. Suit
• Spokeo Frees Health Co. From Suit Over Patient Receipt
• E-Trade Avoids Class Action Over Trade Venue Selections
• McKesson Investor Sues Board After $150M DOJ Fine
• Printing Co. CEO Admits To Trafficking Fake Vet Med Labels
• The SAVe Act: A Roadblock To Automated Vehicle Innovation
• Kimberly-Clark Gowns Should Have Been Recalled, Jury Told
• Tesla Looks To Duck Half Of Unintended-Acceleration Suit
• Privacy Shield Review Slated For Sept., EU Official Says
• Citigroup Beats RICO Suit Over Property Inspections
• Verizon Wins Suit Over 'Competitive' Labels For 4 Services
• Trump Signs Bill Nixing FCC's Broadband Privacy Rules
• GoDaddy Says TCPA Suit Must Involve Automated Dialer
• ConAgra Beats Consumers' Crunch 'N Munch Trans Fat Action
• Gamer Must Arbitrate Teenage Gambling Suit Against Valve
• Biz Groups Tell 5th Circ. Fiduciary Rule Delay Not Enough
• AT&T Didn't Notify Officials Of 911 Outage, DC Says
• High Court Remands Texas Credit Card Surcharge Case
• Bumble Bee Wins Calif. Bench Trial Over Fishy Labels
• LabMD 1st Amendment Claims Against FTC Survive Dismissal
• NFL Looks To Tackle More Super Bowl Ticket Dispute Claims
• Chrysler Seeks Quick Win In Emissions-Cheating Class Suit
• AutoZone Customers Want Cert In Faulty-Parts Suit
• Tricky Turns Ahead For Auto Dealer Regs Under Trump
• Another Step Toward Reasonable Preemption Case Law
• CFPB Loses Major Battle Against 3rd-Party Processors
• When Does Data Breach Liability Extend To The Boardroom?
• In Congress: Gorsuch And The 'Nuclear Option'