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Consumer Protection - May, 2017

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• 5th Circ. Won't Revive $219M FCA Suit Against Abbott Labs
• Senate Dems Seek FBI Probe Into FCC Comments Cyberattack
• NJ Furniture Biz Contracts Had No Delivery Dates, Suit Says
• AT&T Shouldn't Be Free Of Oversight, FCC Tells 9th Circ.
• Payday Lender Shakes USAA's Claims Over Lacking Security
• Fla.-Based Insurer Pays $4.25M To End TCPA Suit
• FTC Refunds $2M To Buyers Of Dr. Oz-Touted Supplement
• Fiat, GM Suits Show Emissions Saga Unlikely To End Soon
• FCC's Pai Says He Hopes For Open Internet Consensus
• AT&T Says Open Internet Decision May Allow Some Blocking
• Judge Keeps Most Of Daimler Investors' Defeat Device Suit
• FCC Urged To Review Flaws With Universal Service
• Kraft Seeks To End 'All Natural' Sour Cream Labeling Suit
• FCC Inks Settlement Over Emergency Tones In Jaguars Ad
• New York City Cuts Off Relationship With Wells Fargo
• NBA 2K Face Scans Violate Privacy, Gamers Tell 2nd Circ.
• Law Firms Can't Toss CFPB's Debt-Relief-Deception Claims
• Feds Say Bid To Escape $1.68M 'Cramming' Fine Is Lacking
• EpiPen Maker Says Securities Fraud Allegations Don't Add Up
• Law School Misled Students On Accreditation, Suit Says
• GrubHub Seeks Quick Win In TCPA Class Action
• A Tug Of War Over Fintech Regulation
• The Return Of Attorney-Conducted Voir Dire
• Accused 9/11 Victim Scammer Seeks Quick CFPB Challenge
• Data Breach Coverage Case Wrongly Paused, 9th Circ. Told
• BJ's Must Face Certified Class In Fla. Sales Tax Suit
• Facebook Users Seek Final OK Of URL-Messaging Suit Deal
• NJ Debtor Was Harmed By Law Firm's Practices, Judge Says
• Walgreens Accused Of Hiking Generic Drug Copayments
• Gray Matters: Identities Are Us
• Ross Customers Seek Cert. In 'Compare At' Tag Suit
• Feds, Quicken Loans Must Hand Over Documents In FCA Suit
• High Court Won't Hear NYC Cab Driver's GPS Tracking Suit
• Kimberly-Clark Wants New Trial After $454M Fraud Verdict
• Family Dredges Up Pradaxa Manufacturer's Discovery Woes
• Borrowers Seek Class Cert. In TCPA Suit Against Ocwen
• 9th Circ. Affirms Wells Fargo, BofA Win in LA Housing Suit
• Fyre Festival's Legal Woes Rage On
• Biggest US Firms Opt For Modest Growth In Sluggish Market
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• The Firms That Lost The Most Ground In 2016
• The Law360 400
• The Firms That Grew Fastest Without Merging
• Turning 50, Greenberg Traurig Tops The Law360 400
• Sprint Denied New Trial In Middle Man Phone Reseller Suit
• Scottrade Says Data Breach Suit Should Stay In Federal Court
• Fla. Chicken Chain, TCPA Class To Refute Settlement Denial
• Hertz Charges Hidden Toll Fees For A Profit, Suit Says
• Insurers Needn't Cover Spyware Suits, 9th Circ. Affirms
• J&J's Aveeno Settles 'Natural' Labeling Suit For $6.75M
• Discover's Debt Collector Disclosed Credit Scores: Suit
• Objector Must Pay Bond For $15M Fee Appeal In TCPA Action
• Chipotle Hit With 2nd Suit From Financial Institution Over Hack
• Ocwen Says Loan Auditor Billed Strip Clubs, Bloated Hours
• 'Sham' Auto Title Lender Shut Down In Mass., AG Says
• Riddell Football Helmet Buyers Drop Concussion Claims Suit
• ComEd Refuses To Hire People With Bad Credit, Suit Says
• Avis Denied Forced Arbitration Of TCPA Class Action
• Instant Coffee Sex Aid Recalled After Report Of Death
• Consumer Agrees To Dismiss Suit Over CVS Vitamins
• FCC Chairman Pai Names Media Bureau Chief
• Investors To Appeal Dismissal Of Fannie, Freddie Suit
• Countdown To GDPR Compliance: 1 Year To Go
• Drivers Seek To Revive Suit After Uber Admits To Underpaying
• Sephora Settles Chinese Customer Account Deletion Row
• Fla. Court Freezes Fake Student Loan Debt Relief Operator
• Watchdogs Ask FTC To Investigate TRUSTe Over Child Privacy
• TD Bank Nears Class Action Settlement Over Account Freezes
• Fla. Hospital Escapes TCPA Suit Over Autodialed Calls
• 5th Circ. Remands Texas Credit Card Surcharge Case
• Teva To Pay $1.6M To Resolve Calif. Counties' Opioid Suit
• Judge Will OK Wells Fargo Class' $142M Deal After Tweaks
• $1.75M Athletic Tape False Ad Settlement Pitched To Judge
• Staples Unit Strikes Data Breach Deal With CVS Customers
• Bond Needed For Appeal Of $25M Trump U Deal, Court Told
• GM Hit With Emissions-Cheating Claims
• My Milkshake Is Better Than Yours: Part 2
• 11th Circ. Clears Insurance Co. In Spa Stroke Suit
• German Prosecutors Eye Bosch Workers Amid Daimler Probe
• 3 Nigerians Sentenced In International Cyber Fraud
• State AGs Want Sprint's $15M Redistributed In CFPB Row
• Experian Objects To $14.5M American Eagle TCPA Suit Deal
• GOP Drops Swipe-Fee Repeal From Dodd-Frank Replacement
• Scottrade Says Customer's Data Breach Claims Again Fail
• Top Pence Aide Wants Bank Creditors To Play Regulatory Role
• Used Car Dealer Adds Doubts To Class Bid In Junk Text Suit
• 6th Circ. Affirms Decision To Keep VW Exec In Detention
• State AGs Set Data Security Bar With Record $18.5M Pact
• Phony 5-Hour Energy Bottle Maker Gets Over 2 Years
• Honda Won't Remedy Defective Engine Starters, Suit Says
• 3rd Circ. Ends Amarin Shareholder Row Over Heart Drug
• $51M Class Settlement Wins Initial OK In Hard Rock Suit
• My Milkshake Is Better Than Yours: Part 1
• DC Circ. Digs Deep On CFPB Constitutionality
• Calif. Residents Win Cert. In Insurance Depreciation Row
• Costco, NBTY Can't Shake Supplement Label Row, Court Told
• And Now A Word From The Panel: MDL Forum Selection
• NY Hospital To Pay $387K Over Patient Data Disclosure
• Trump Budget Chief Defends Domestic Cuts At House Panel
• Candy Crush Maker Gets Gamers' 'Lives' Suit Trimmed
• FAA Is Constitutional, 9th Circ. Told In AT&T Arbitration Row
• St. Louis Org Must Hand Over NFL's Rams Seat License Docs
• CFPB, Law Firms To Mediate Deceptive Debt-Relief Claims
• A Potent Weapon For Fighting False Ad Claims At 9th Circ.
• Closing The Door On Hybrid Product Defect-Fraud Claims
• Fla. Judge Halts Debt Relief Scam Targeted By FTC
• Abbott's Depakote 'Most Toxic' Drug For Fetuses, Jury Told
• Yahoo Says Claims Don't Hold Up In Data Breach MDL
• 2nd Circ. Dumps Sales Tax Row Over Dunkin' Donuts' Coffee
• EPA Sues Fiat Over Emissions Testing 'Defeat Devices'
• Digital Rights Group Accuses Comcast Of Censorship
• Generic Drug Price-Fixing MDL Fuels Worries For Defendants
• DOJ Antitrust Division, FTC Propose Cutting Employees
• Trump Budget Targets Financial Regulators
• HealthMarkets Escapes FCA Suit Over 'Junk' Insurance
• Harry & David 'Slack-Fill' Consumer Suit Comes To A Close
• 3 Tips For Using Forensic Firms In Data Breach Response
• NFL, Fans Dismiss All Claims In Super Bowl Ticket Dispute
• Target Pays $18.5M To Settle States' Probe Over 2013 Breach
• Attorneys, Your Input Is Needed On Deposition Rule
• Learning From Social Media For Adverse Event Reporting
• Class Calls AutoZone Parts Case 'Simple' Enough For Cert.
• Hyatt Says It Has Nothing To Do With Fla. FACTA Suit
• Dish Network Hit With $61M Treble Damages After TCPA Trial
• Trump's $4T Budget Pays For Defense With Domestic Cuts
• Consumer Groups Say FDA Dodging Food Safety Duty
• Cane Juice Is Sugar Under Federal Law, Jelly Bean Buyers Say
• Wells Fargo Suit Heralds Philly's New Enforcement Focus
• BART App Secretly Tracks Users' Personal Data, Suit Says
• Egg Execs Denied Bid For Salmonella Sentence Review
• T-Mobile Customers Denied Jones Day's Experian Breach Info
• Payday Lenders Ask DC Circ. To Halt 'Choke Point' For Now
• Davis Wright Lands Leading Privacy and Marketing Lawyer
• DC Circ. Could Punt On CFPB Constitutionality Question
• High Court Won't Hear Additional Stale Debt Claim Row
• CBO Says CHOICE Act Would Cut Deficit By $24B
• Justices Won't Take Up Rabobank Tying Scheme Challenge
• What Lawyers Can Learn From United's Passenger Incident
• Is It Time To Do Away With The TSA?
• Supreme Court Won't Take Up US Bank Whistleblower Case
• Ill. Attorney Censured For Hiding Client's Death
• Fiat Plans To Modify Emissions Software In 100K Vehicles
• Judge Approves $5.2M Kmart Breach Settlement With Caveat
• Target, Wal-Mart Can't Dodge Herbal Supplement MDL Claims
• Fiduciary Rule Foe Points To High Court Arbitration Stance
• Yahoo Sports Seeks Quick Win In Recurring Payments Suit
• Supplement Co. Says Rival Sells Carcinogenic Products
• Ga. City's Utility Cutoffs Hit Blacks, Latinos Hardest, Suit Says
• Drivers Lose Bid To Block Subpoena In GM Ignition MDL
• Consumers Drop 'Cane Juice' Claims Against Odwalla
• AT&T Settles TCPA Spat With Call Recipient
• Del. Can't Appeal Restaurant Co. Dismissal In Gift Card Case
• The Turning Tides Of TCPA Litigation
• Atty Who Skirted Scam Injunction 'Disingenuous,' Judge Says
• Alsup Wavers On ConAgra's Bid To Nix Trans Fat Labeling Suit
• Dillard's Worker Asks To Appeal Cert. Denial In Data Row
• Health Care Co. Can't Shake TCPA Claims In Fax Suit
• Twitter Ditches 'Do Not Track' In New Privacy Policy
• TCPA Class Demands Objector Post Bond In $15M Fee Appeal
• Phony 5-Hour Energy Middleman Angles For No Jail
• Wells Fargo Class' $142M Deal Proceeds Over Objections
• Smartphone App Slapped With TCPA Class Action Over Texts
• How Client Feedback Programs Benefit Law Firms And Clients
• Wendy's Shareholders Aim To Consolidate Data Breach Suits
• Objector To $10M Target Breach Deal Fails To Sway Judge
• CFPB Must Improve Enforcement Data Security, Report Says
• 2nd Circ. Looks Unwilling To Revive Dunkin' Donuts Tax Beef
• Quicken Loans Charged Illegal Interest, Borrowers Say
• Mylan, Pfizer Say EpiPen Antitrust Suits Don't Need MDL
• 'Natural' Sex Drugs Hide Harmful Ingredients, Suit Says
• FCC To Move Forward On Net Neutrality Rollback
• Don't Overlook The 1st Amendment In Labeling Litigation
• LA Looks To Revive BofA, Wells Fargo Lending Bias Suits
• Verizon Users Ask 9th Circ. To Keep Cookie Row In Court
• UK Regulator Fines Telecom For Sending 3.3M Spam Texts
• 'NBA 2K' Maker Asks 2nd Circ. To Not Revive Face-Scan Row
• Harbor Freight Tools Settles Deceptive Price Tag Suit
• SEC Rethinking Approval Of Leveraged ETFs
• Macy's Accused Of Bias With Background Checks At EEOC
• Spokeo Doesn't Save Receipt Suit Against DKNY, Judge Says
• Privacy Group Challenges Secret Tennis Scoring System
• $51M In Attys' Fees Granted For Bosch Deal In VW MDL
• SEC Warns Firms To Beef Up Security After Cyberattacks
• GM Defends Website Subpoena Class Action In Ignition MDL
• ING Gets Quick Win In Fraud Suit
• Bipartisan Bill Again Calls For Transparency In Settlements
• German Prosecutors Probe VW Execs In Emissions Scandal
• Lead Plaintiff Swap Doesn't Cost $37K, Counsel Says
• SC Judge Tosses Clean Air Act Suit Over Standing
• FTC's Definition Of Cyber Injury Getting Broader, Chief Says
• Pushing Back Against Operation Choke Point
• Bernstein Litowitz Bumps Motley Rice In Wells Fargo Case
• Privacy, Security And The Internet Of Medical Things
• Cybersecurity Fight Gets More Unified With Executive Order
• Macy's Cites Spokeo In Bid To Drop Robocall Class Action
• Pet Food Maker Tells 9th Circ. Don't Revive Labeling Spat
• Red Bull Can't Escape $60M Lawsuit Saying Drink Is Deadly
• CFPB Prepaid Rule's Escape Lifts Hopes For Arbitration Foes
• UK Mobility Scooter Antitrust Class Claim Gets Ditched
• Pella Wants Ill. Window Buyers' Defect Action Shut Down
• Accused 9/11 Victim Scammer Challenges CFPB's Structure
• Sysco Fuel Surcharge Misleads Customers, Restaurants Say
• Kimberly-Clark Dodges Injunction After $454M Fraud Verdict
• Justices Stem Tide Of Suits Against Stale Debt Collectors
• No Redo For Dish Network $20.5M Telemarketing Trial Award
• VW To Appeal Raid On Jones Day To German High Court
• DocuSign Says Customer Emails Accessed By Hackers
• Ocwen Faces HUD Subpoena Over Force-Placed Insurance
• Data Breach Class Actions: Addressing Future Injury Risk
• Solving The Legal Industry's Data Protection Breakdown
• What US Cos. Must Know About EU E-Commerce Rules: Part 2
• Trump Cybersecurity Order: Ambitious Goals, Tight Timelines
• Cyberattack Shows Need For Collaboration Amid Patchwork
• Whirlpool Hits NJ Biz With Fraud Suit Over Service Calls
• Five Guys' Website Must Follow ADA Too, Blind Users Say
• CenturyLink Checks Credit Before Customers Buy, Suit Says
• High Court Leaves Home Depot Class Action In State Court
• Tech Cos. To Pay Nearly $10M In Malware Scam Crackdown
• The Meaning Of Spokeo, 365 Days And 430 Decisions Later
• Pai Hails Rural ISPs' Support Ahead Of Net Neutrality Vote
• Vermont Passes Bill To Regulate Daily Fantasy Sports
• 5 Things To Know About Justice Gorsuch's First 30 Days
• App Maker Faces Suit Over Texts To Users' Contacts
• UHS Execs Over-Admitted Patients For Profit, Investor Says
• Honda Can't Get Quick Win In TCPA Unwanted Call Suit
• Yahoo Sports Site Hit With Recurring Payments Suit
• What US Cos. Must Know About EU E-Commerce Rules: Part 1
• WhatsApp Fined €3M By Italian Watchdog Over Data Policy
• Uncertain Future For CFPB Small Business Data Rule
• Justices Spare Collectors That Pursue Old Debt In Bankruptcy
• Global Cyberattack Exposes Big Liabilities For Simple Fixes
• Scottrade Data Breach Suit Belongs In State Court: Customers
• 5 Mistakes That End Law Firms
• NY Regulator Fights OCC's 'Destabilizing' Fintech Charters
• GM Can't Have Privileged Info In Switch Suit, Judge Told
• Massive Cyberattack Hits Hospitals, Universities, Businesses
• Mercedes-Benz Faces Class Action Over Moldy HVAC System
• SC Farm Takes $15M Salmonella Warning Case To High Court
• Fitbit Investors Garner Class Cert. In Stock Drop Suit
• FCC Gets 1M Net Neutrality Comments, Reps. Seek More Time
• AT&T Hit With New Robocall Class Action
• Tribal Leaders Immune In Payday Loan Suit, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Candela Can't Nix Surgeon's Suit Over Weight Reduction Tool
• Yahoo Fights Ad-Free Email User's False Ad Class Action
• Fiat Chrysler To Recall 1.28M Trucks Over Airbag Problem
• LifeLock Investor Suit Stays Dismissed For Lack Of Deception
• Kerr Russell Cops To Aiding Eavesdropping On Depositions
• Westchester City Sued Over Wireless Expansion Shutdown
• The Legal Road Ahead For Autonomous Vehicles
• More Nutrition Info On Menus, More Class Actions In Court
• After $21M TCPA Verdict, Dish Network Fights Claims Method
• Taiwan Co. Escapes US Court In FTC Data Security Case
• VW 3-Liter Deal Approved As Cheat Tab Hits Record $17.5B
• Top 3 Things To Watch On Net Neutrality
• Google Beats Click-Fraud Class Action, For Now
• Retailer Says Spokeo Dooms Receipt Suit In NC State Court
• Columbia Shoppers Partially Prevail On Cert. Bid In Price Spat
• Spokeo Nixes $12M Experian Judgment For Wrong Credit Info
• 9th Circ. Won't Stay CFPB Jurisdiction Over Tribal Lenders
• Trump Inks Executive Order To Fortify Nation's Cybersecurity
• Avis Must Face Drivers' Suit Over Charges For Traffic Fines
• Drug Wholesaler Gets 5 Years In Prescription Meds Fraud
• Confectioner Underfills Chocolate Boxes, Consumers Claim
• Fitbit Can't Run Away Before Discovery Over, Investors Say
• Firm Faces Another Sanctions Bid In Call-Recording Row
• CFPB Says Treasury, Not AGs, Should Get Sprint's $15M
• Complicated Landscape Awaits New FDA Commissioner
• Cybersecurity Is The Next Frontier Of State Regulation
• Why Plaintiffs Bar Should Worry About Asbestos Suits
• Bank Can't Force Arbitration Of Payday Loan Suit: 4th Circ.
• Hotel Chains Escape TCPA Claims Of Vicarious Liability
• CarSure Accused Of Violating Privacy Law To Target Ads
• Novartis Says Gleevec Antitrust Suit Should Remain Paused
• 5 Top Priorities As Gottlieb Takes Reins At FDA
• CFPB's Prepaid Card Rule Evades Repeal, But Tweaks Coming
• MDL Lead Attys Face Class Action Over Dismissed Yaz Suits
• HealthMarkets Faces FCA Suit Over 'Junk' Insurance
• Judge Sends Honeywell Fatal Plane Crash Suit To State Court
• Senate Dems Push FCC For Info On Cyberattack
• InterContinental Hotels Socked With Data Breach Suit
• CVS Says TCPA Claims Too Individualized For Class Cert.
• Vitamin Shoppe Sued Over Supplement's Weight Loss Claims
• Test Strip Makers Agree On Sanctions For Eavesdropping
• Why Criticism Of ALI's Insurance Restatement Is Valid
• 5-Hour Energy Scheme Duo Fights Feds' $4M Forfeiture Bid
• Fiduciary Rule Flouts First Amendment, 5th Circ. Told
• 18 Ex-Patients Sue NJ Med Practice Over Knee Infections
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• 9th Circ. Agrees To Rehear AT&T, FTC Data Throttling Case
• Ex-49ers QB Joe Montana Latest To Sue Over SF Tower
• Schumer Backs Consumer Advocate For Empty FTC Post
• Safeway Publicity Plan For Underfilled Tuna Can Deal Wins OK
• NY Man Slams Comcast For Withdrawals In Billing Suit
• Wells Fargo Board May Beat Calif. Investor Suit, For Now
• FCC's Web Attack Claims Questioned After John Oliver Show
• Gov't Sues Telecom For $1M Over 'Slamming' & 'Cramming'
• GRE Testing Co. Must Face Fax Ad Suit, Judge Says
• Acting OCC Chief Tells Staff He'll Undertake Rules Review
• Funds Rip VW Bid To Dodge Defeat Device Securities Suits
• Collector's Attempts At Old Debt Violate FDCPA, Jury Finds
• F-150 Owner Slams Ford's Bid To Ax Door Latch Defect Suit
• Judge Denies VW Arbitration Bid In Engine Defect Suit
• Consumer Fights Hilton Bid To DQ Atty, Expert In TCPA Suit
• St. Louis Org Looks To Quash Rams' Seat License Subpoenas
• Expect Change At The Consumer Product Safety Commission
• High Court Takes On FDCPA 'Debt Collector' Definition
• Samsung Says Overheating Phone Suit Should Be Arbitrated
• Kimberly-Clark Fights Injunction After $454M Fraud Verdict
• United May Face Suit Over Dead Giant Rabbit, Lawyer Says
• Plaintiffs Attys In Chicago, Cleveland Team Up For New Firm
• HBO's John Oliver Blasts FCC Open Internet Rollback Plans
• Debt Collector Faces Class Action Over Autodialed Calls
• FCC Commish Sees Chance To 'Clean Up' Universal Service
• Church Facilitated Deacon's $5M Ponzi Scheme, Suit Says
• Class Cert. Denied In TCPA Suit Against Medical Supply Co.
• Telemarketing Co. Says Proposed Call Class Is Too Broad
• Auto Loan Financier Hit With Robocall Class Action
• CFPB Action Unconstitutional, Calif. Attorney Tells High Court
• Attys Seek $1.1M In Fees After JPMorgan TCPA Deal
• DLA Piper Adds Sidley Austin Partner To IP Subgroup
• Arizona's Off-Label Promotion Law May Hinge On Gottlieb
• Uber Settles Wash. AG's Investigation Into Spam Texts
• Scottrade Hit With Class Action Over Data Breach
• Whistleblower Says Split Could Lead To FCA Forum Shopping
• Hotels Consolidate In Expedia 'Bait And Switch' Suit
• In Congress: House Out Of Town
• Google Exec Says 'Right To Be Forgotten' Needs To Be Narrow
• Ind. Atty Sanctioned For Aiding Unauthorized Practice
• Met's Entrance Fee Deal A 'Tremendous Settlement': Judge
• Honda Blasts 'Unqualified' Expert In Acura Owners' TCPA Suit
• $6.5M Pact In TCPA Call Row Gets Final Approval
• Seattle Boosts Broadband Privacy In Wake Of Bill Nixing Rules
• Mass. Brokerage Firm Fined $1M For Lax Oversight
• Oracle Backs FCC In Nixing Open Internet Regs
• Rural Broadband Group Wants FCC To Review Privacy Rules
• 9th Circ. Revives Claim Over Best Buy DirecTV Gear Lease
• 'Cane Juice' False Labeling Suit Thrown Out, Website Cited
• Conagra Seeks High Court Review Of Wesson Class Cert. Row
• Fyre Fest Organizers Threatened Online Critics, Suit Claims
• FCC Chief Touts Deployment, Deregulation In First 100 Days
• FCC's Broadband Reversal Puts Expanded Access In Doubt
• Retailer Wins Suit But No Sanctions In Spam Messages Appeal
• Opponents Urge Judge To Reject $142M Wells Fargo Deal
• Mott's Sued Over 'Natural' Label On Goods With Pesticides
• $24M Overdraft Deal Is Covered, BancorpSouth Tells 7th Circ.
• B&N Shoppers Say Ill. Ruling Doesn't Doom Data Breach Spat
• Judge Allows Suit Against Wells Fargo's Board To Press On
• Feds Want Up To 10 Years For Wholesaler In Rx Fraud Scheme
• Banks, Credit Unions Sue Chipotle Over Data Breach
• State Bank Regulators To OCC: 'Innovation' Starts In States
• Ill. Attorney General Sues Chicago Pyramid Scheme
• 9th Circ. Revives Proposed Class Action Over Conseco's Fees
• DHS Report Urges Gov't To Tackle Mobile Security Risks
• Driver Says Tobacco Use Shouldn't Come Out At GM Trial
• Group Denied Bid For CFPB, GOP Prepaid-Rule Exchanges
• Google Says Judge Erred In Overseas Data Disclosure Order
• Airline PR Woes Spotlight Air Traffic Control Reform Fight
• Small Banks Can't Rely On CHOICE Act For Reg Rollback
• Coke May Redact Emails In 'Artificial Flavors' MDL: Judge
• FCC's O'Rielly Calls For 'Rational' Changes To TCPA
• Syngenta Fights Consolidation Bid For GMO Corn Cases
• O'Melveny Partner Tapped To Lead FSOC Staff Amid Review
• Burger King Accused Of Ripping Off Croissan'wich Customers
• Home Depot And Its Implications For Breach-Related Suits
• US Chips Away At EU Citrus Barriers
• Anadarko Faces Shareholder Suit After Fatal Gas Explosion
• False Claims In CIPA Row Warrant Sanctions, Court Told
• Congress Should Increase Penalties On Internet Pharmacies
• Miami-Dade Looks To Dodge Privacy Suit Over Receipts
• GOP Dodd-Frank Replacement Bill Clears House Committee
• Ill. Court Won't Revive Suit Over Junk-Fax Deal Indemnity
• 9th Circ. Revives Members' Insurance Suit Against AARP
• Shoppers Lose Class Cert. Fight In Kohl's ADA Suit
• LabMD Presses 2 Cases Against Tiversa In 11th Circ.
• Kohl's Blasts LA-Lieff Cabraser Fee Deal In Sale Price Row
• CORRECTED: Judge Sets Terms Of Racer's $1.3B FTC Deal
• Dillard's Insurer Won't Have To Face Data Breach Class
• SF Firm Gets $1.1M Sanction For Asbestos Discovery Deceit
• Firm Sanctioned For Extending Cert. Deadline In False Ad Suit
• Rep. Pallone Says FCC Plan Would 'Sabotage' Net Neutrality
• Fiduciary Rule Exceeds DOL's Authority, 5th Circ. Told
• 9th Circ. Revives Bag Delay Suit Against US Airways
• Feds Want At Least 5 Years For Duo In 5-Hour Energy Scheme
• Wash., NM AGs Investigating Eli Lilly's Insulin Pricing
• National Grid Continued Autodialing Practice, Class Says
• Monitronics Fights First Mercury Bid To Toss Coverage Suit
• Sodexo FCRA Suit Belongs In State Court, Plaintiff Says
• The Changing Nature Of Payments In The US And UK
• FTC Chair To Focus On Real Harms Over Speculative Ones
• Kimpton Moves To Appeal Data Breach Suit Ruling To 9th Circ.
• Trader Joe's, Monini Accused Of Selling Fake Truffle Oil
• Ocwen Can't Expedite Constitutional Challenge, CFPB Says
• CFPB Insights On Alternative Data Use In Credit Scoring
• The Current State Of Renewable Energy Disputes: Part 4
• Whither Arbitration Of Public Injunctive Relief?
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Michaels Data Breach Suit
• Alarm.com Faces Likely Class Cert. In Sales Call TCPA Row
• 11th Circ. Won't Review Nix Of Mortgage Row Under Spokeo
• DC Circ.'s Deference To FCC May Boost Open Internet Repeal
• Test Strips Seller Faces Eavesdrop Sanctions In Abbott Row
• Health Service Cos. Fork Out $1.35M Over TCPA Claims
• Co. Says Judges Back Claims In 'Mafia-Style' RICO Suit
• 'Pokemon Go' Maker Escapes Suit Over 'Unfair' Privacy Policy
• Sidley Austin Snags Ex-FTC Chair Tim Muris From Kirkland
• Treadmill Users Hit Back At Push To Rethink Partial Class Cert.
• GOP, Dems Bicker At First Day Of Dodd-Frank Markup
• Navistar Hit With Another Suit Claiming Faulty Engines
• High Court Establishes New Theory Of Municipal Standing
• Car Warranty Co. Accused Of Improperly Using Drivers' Info
• GOP Senators Float Bill To Nix Net Neutrality Rules
• House Panel Rips Airline Execs For Customer Service Policies
• Kimberly-Clark Sues Halyard Over $350M Verdict Duty Claim
• Ally Financial Says Lies Warrant Sanctions In TCPA Spat
• CashCall Can't Avoid Lending Suit With Sham Tribe Affiliation
• Costco To Pay $775K To End Coconut Oil Labeling Suit
• Del. Fights Ruth's Dismissal From Unclaimed Gift Card Suit
• Rams Say St. Louis Org Must Give Up Seat License Docs
• Man Fined $1.68M For 'Cramming' Scheme Wants Suit Tossed
• CPSC Warns Against LayZ Hoverboards After Deadly Pa. Fire
• What Lawyers Should Know To Avoid Online Scams
• 11th Circ.'s Spokeo Take Favors Subscriber, Judge Told
• Background Check Co. Faces FCRA Suit Over Accuracy
• Cities Could Be Limited In FHA Cases After High Court Ruling
• Accused JPMorgan Hacker Will Forfeit 81 Overseas Accounts
• DHS, FTC Cybersecurity Efforts Get Lift With Spending Deal
• FDA Postpones Menu Labeling Rule To 2018
• Pro-Business Agenda Threatens Consumer Legal Funding
• Corinthian Colleges Launches Bankruptcy Clawback Blitz
• Herding Cats: Making The Most Out Of A Joint Defense Group
• BakerHostetler Nabs Former US Atty In Cleveland
• Grocer Data Suit Tossed, Unlike Target And Home Depot
• Posh Festival That Devolved Into Chaos Prompts $100M Suit
• Pharmavite Reaches $1.9M Settlement Over False Ad Claims
• VW Engineer's Sentencing Delayed Again
• SA Gear Says Faulty-Parts Class Would Be A 'Nightmare'
• Craigslist Claims Competitor Stealing Its Users' Ads
• Sex Drugs Labeled As Natural Contain Viagra, Suit Says
• Negligent Undertaking Liability Only Goes So Far
• DC Circ. Refuses To Rehear Net Neutrality Challenge
• 3 Guidelines For Avoiding CPSC Penalties
• Web Servers: An Overlooked Cybersecurity Risk At Law Firms
• High Court Says Cities Can Sue Banks Over Foreclosure Costs