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Consumer Protection - July, 2017

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• Apple Must Face Claims It Broke FaceTime, Judge Koh Says
• Rochester Patients Get Class Cert. In Records Overcharge Suit
• Sharp Must Arbitrate Quality Claims, Chinese Co. Says
• Medicare Patients Get Nationwide Cert. In Due Process Suit
• German Court Temporarily Bars Use Of Jones Day VW Docs
• Wells Fargo Sued Over Car Insurance Added To Loans
• Dr. Oz-Backed Cos. Can't Escape Suit Over Diet Pills
• Pret Sandwich 'Less Than Full Portion,' Suit Says
• Calif. Connected Device Privacy Bill Offers Risky Leeway
• Ford Slogan Mere Puffery, Judge Says In Latch Defect Suit
• CFPB Warns Cos. About Phone Payment Fee Disclosures
• EPIC Says Google Shopper Tracking Program Violates Privacy
• Congressional Forecast: August
• Trader Joe's Again Seeks To Toss Underfilled Tuna Suit
• Mars Slams Rice Buyers' Argument In Serving Size Suit
• Cyberattack Coverage Case Rightly Paused, 9th Circ. Told
• Insurer Says TCPA Claims Against Funeral Chain Not Covered
• DC Circ. Says FAA Must Study Shrinking Airline Seat Sizes
• Genetic Privacy Row Beats Dismissal Bid Without Class Cert.
• The Missed Opportunity Of The CFPB's Arbitration Rule
• Acting Comptroller Forgoes CFPB Arbitration Rule Challenge
• Mitigating Risk In Website Terms And Conditions
• Plaintiffs Bar Perspective: Lieff Cabraser's David Stellings
• Cybersecurity Risks In The Courtroom
• More Incentives Needed To Up Security: FTC Commish
• DePaul Can't Dodge TCPA Suit Over Unsolicited Texts
• Judge Pauses $61M Judgment In Dish Network TCPA Row
• EPA Clears Fiat Chrysler To Sell 2017 Diesel Vehicles
• Virgin Airlines Says Hack Compromised Employee Login Data
• Experian, TransUnion Sued Over Allegedly Faulty Records
• OCC Says State Regulators' Fintech Suit 'Fatally Premature'
• Ethics Org. Sues FCC Over Unreleased Net Neutrality Docs
• Tenn. Law Firm Can't Toss Fla. Time-Share Fraud Suit
• Wells Fargo To Repay Borrowers $80M For Insurance Charges
• Asserting Defamation Claims For Anonymous Online Reviews
• Regulatory Rules Of The Road For IoT Manufacturers
• Gray Matters: Clients Are Not Really 'Emotional'
• Spotify Users Lose Cert. Bid Over Slippery Lead Plaintiff
• 'Pokémon Go' Maker Catches Lawsuit Over Botched Festival
• Inflamed Fyre Festival Ticketholders Want Cases Centralized
• Sens. Push ECPA Reform Bill To Up Email, Location Privacy
• Regulators Focused On Bad Actor Brokers
• In-Flight E-Cigs Ruling Firms Up DOT Rulemaking Power
• InfiLaw Financers Escape Suit Against For-Profit Law School
• Supervalu To Settle Grocers' Antitrust Suits For $8.75M
• A Disciplinary Wrist Slap For NY Atty With Stolen Shoes
• DNA Co., Mother Resolve Baby Sex Test Dispute
• Kohl's Wants Out Of Credit Card Forgiveness Class Action
• Made In America, But Not 'Made In The USA'?
• Senators Squawk For Action On China's Chicken Ban
• Vet Products Co. Not Covered For TCPA Suit, Judge Rules
• Uber Tries To Ditch Drivers' Ride Pricing Class Action
• Canadian Insurer Picked Wrong Court In TCPA Case: 7th Circ.
• Biz Groups Say Piwowar's Letter Backs Nixing Fiduciary Rule
• Having A Chief Privacy Officer Reassures Your Firm's Clients
• Leased Servers Raised Red Flags, 'Click Fraud' Jury Hears
• Fed Rules Chief Nominee Says Dodd-Frank Tweaks Needed
• Investors Rip Judge's Lead Plaintiff Pick In Ocwen Suit
• 1st Circ. Backs Nordstrom, Kohl's Wins In False Ad Suits
• SquareTwo Fights Bids To Open Up Class Action Cases
• Trump Bank Noms To Face Grilling Over Dodd-Frank Rollback
• Homeowners' Suit Against Green Financing Co. Trimmed
• J&J Can't Beat Andover False Ad Suit Over Bandages
• Vizio Denied Win In Smart TV Owners' Data Collection Spat
• Apple Gets Faulty IPhone Screen Claims Trimmed
• Time-Share Co. Accuses Law Firms Of Preying Upon Clients
• Judge Questions $1.12M Atty Fees In Vibrator Privacy Suit
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Discussions Before Deliberations
• NY Cybersecurity Rules: Preparing For The August Deadline
• CFPB Shines Spotlight On Consumer Remittance Transfers
• Apple Users Denied Cert. In 'Secure By Design' False Ad Suit
• Judge Puts Brakes On Calif. VW Emissions Deal Opt-Outs
• States Oppose Bill Codifying Ban On Remote Sales Tax
• SEC Chief Pans Fiduciary Rule In Letter To Labor Dept.
• NJ Bill To Protect Shoppers' Personal Data Signed Into Law
• Supplement Cos. Seek Out Of 'Protein Spiking' Row
• Dems Float Ban Of Brain Damage-Linked Pesticide
• Ocwen Says TCPA Claims Must Be Handled Case By Case
• House Passes Repeal Of CFPB Arbitration Rule
• Ford Must Face Some Fraud Claims In Hybrid Car Mileage Suit
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Who Wants To Be An MDL?
• Weight Loss Supplement Co. Defends 'Adulterated' Product
• Iron Workers To Spearhead Anadarko Securities Fraud Class
• Rams Lob Counterclaim At Fans, St. Louis Convention Center
• Attys Want $4.45M In Fees In Wells Fargo's TCPA Settlement
• Attempting To Limit Class Action Waivers And The FAA
• Shift In CPSC Leadership Means More Changes To Come
• 5 Questions Firms Should Ask When Evaluating Litigation AFA
• For Law Firm Offices, Business Savvy Is The New Cool
• Divided 7th Circ. Revives Debtor's Wrong Venue Suit
• Groupon's Deals Exclude People With Disabilities, Suit Says
• Consumer Denied Cert. In Midland Credit Debt Notice Suit
• Peet's Can't Ditch Coffee Subscription Auto-Renewal Suit
• Democrats Launch New Campaign To Target Rx Drug Costs
• Class Says Experian Can't Block American Eagle TCPA Deal
• Auto Racer's Wife Urges 9th Circ. To Nix $27M FTC Win
• Consumer Urges 2nd Circ. For En Banc Review In TCPA Suit
• 'Paw Patrol' Toymaker Sues Alleged Counterfeit Network
• Hilton Denied Bid To DQ Atty, Expert In Robocall Suit
• EPIC Loses Bid To Block State Voter Data Collection
• House To Vote To Overturn CFPB Arbitration Rule
• TCPA Suit Over Facebook Hack-Alert Texts Stays Tossed
• Wells Fargo Wants Philly's Lending Bias Suit Axed
• Sen. Questions Watchdog's Challenge To Arbitration Rule
• Google Reaches New $2.2M Email-Scanning Settlement
• Venezuelan Sentenced For $2.2M Tax Fraud With Hacked Info
• Coca-Cola Hits Back At Cert. Bid In Artificial Flavor MDL
• Unclear Consequences For Lenders Asking Language Choice
• Autonomous Vehicles And European Data Protection: Part 2
• Planning A Legal Career With A Future Relocation In Mind
• Northern District Of Illinois Is Botching TCPA Fax Rule
• Plaintiffs Bar Perspective: Labaton Sucharow's Mike Stocker
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• BigLaw Bias Suits New Wild Card In Fight For Gender Equity
• The Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• 4 Female Perspectives On BigLaw Leadership
• How 4 Firms Are Moving The Needle On Gender Diversity
• Women See Another Year Of Slow Gains At Law Firms
• Could An NFL Diversity Rule Be A BigLaw Game-Changer?
• $11.2M Ashley Madison Data Breach Deal Gets Go-Ahead
• DOT Fines Delta, American, Frontier Over Consumer Woes
• Hormone Clinic Chain Must Pay $18M Over Safety Claims
• Attys For VW 3.0L Vehicle Owners Score $125M In Fees
• Wash. Expands Biometric Privacy Quilt With More Limited Law
• VW To Shell Out Another $154M To Calif. In Emissions Deal
• Five Guys Can't Toss Blind Woman's ADA Suit Over Website
• DOL Tells Wells Fargo To Rehire, Pay Calif. Whistleblower
• Monsanto, BASF Hit With Class Action Over Herbicide Safety
• Biz Groups Continue 5th Circ. Attack On DOL Fiduciary Rule
• Noodles & Co. Dodges Credit Unions' Data Breach Suit
• Darden Says Evidence Lacking In Customer's Receipt Suit
• FCC Confirms 1st May Cyberattack 'Analysis' Was Unwritten
• CFPB Says Payday Lending, Debt Collection Rules Coming
• Tenn. Law Firm Wants Fla. Timeshare Fraud Suit Nixed
• The Elephant In The Room: Advancing Women To Partnership
• How Midsize Law Firms Can Minimize Cybersecurity Threats
• Colonial Williamsburg Faces Gluten-Intolerant Boy's ADA Suit
• DC Circ. Affirms DOT's E-Cig Ban On Commercial Flights
• TransUnion Says $60M FCRA Verdict Warrants New Trial
• Audi To Recall 850K Diesel Vehicles Outside US, Canada
• Autonomous Vehicles And European Data Protection: Part 1
• CFPB Calls Ocwen's Constitutional Challenge A 'Strawman'
• 9th Circ. Price Advertising Decision Threatens Retailers
• CORRECTED: Ocwen Reaches $56M Deal In Investors' Suit
• Developers Seek Escape From Leaning Millennium Tower Suit
• 'Flushable' Is 'A Pretty Basic Concept,' Judge Tells P&G
• PC Richard Resolves Shopper's Suit Over Card Receipts
• Russian Hacker Gets 5 Years For $500M Malware Attack
• 8th Circ. Asked To Revisit $32M Blue Buffalo False Ad Deal
• Sessions Memo Leads DOJ To Nix $3M Harley Enviro Project
• Abbott, Fla. Pharmacy Settle 'Gray Market' Test Strip Suit
• Pa. AG Taps Ex-Reed Smith Atty For Consumer Finance Unit
• Comcast Says Contract Trumps Promise In Credit Check Suit
• Heller Sequels And 2nd Amendment, Still Undecided: Part 1
• Dish Says Trebled $61M Damages In TCPA Suit Are Excessive
• Lab Test Keeps Trader Joe's Truffle Kerfuffle Simmering
• Republicans Move To Nullify CFPB's New Arbitration Rule
• GDPR — Unlocking The Security Obligations
• Trump Banking Noms To Get Senate Hearing Next Week
• Rams Fans Urge Court Not To Call Timeout In Relocation Suit
• VW Bondholders Can Press On In Emissions Scandal MDL
• 5 More AGs Bring Price-Fixing Suit Against Drugmakers
• GM Settlement Over Fuel-Economy Labels Gets Green Light
• LabCorp Says AIG, Liberty Must Cover $13.5M FACTA Suit
• Voter Fraud Panel Needn't Give Public Access, Judge Says
• Flawed Code May Affect Millions Of Products: Security Co.
• Vt. DMV's Use Of Biometric Tech Violated State Law, AG Says
• GNC Can't Shake Consumer's Suit Over Glutamine Labels
• Amphetamine-Laced Supplements Land Florida Exec In Jail
• Class Seeks Quick Win Against Midland Credit In FDCPA Suit
• Acting OCC Chief Backs Fintech Charter Efforts
• A Chat With FTC's Thomas Pahl
• Courts Rein In TCPA 'Revocation Of Consent' Claims
• Clearing Content For Digital Advertising: 5 Things To Address
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Matching Experts
• FTC Turns Up Heat On Smart Devices With COPPA Update
• Net Neutrality Roundup: FTC, Chamber, Senators Respond
• Third Man Cops To $6.4M Diamond Investment Fraud
• Trump Announces Pick To Lead EPA Chemical Safety Office
• Career FTC Economist Gets Nod To Run Bureau
• NY State Law Would Force Airbnb To Share Rental Locations
• NY & Co. Can't Dodge Sham Discount Claims In Calif. Court
• Consumers Say Merck's Shingles Vaccine Poses Health Risks
• CFTC Claims $16M 'Binary Options' Trading Scam In Suit
• HHS Urges More Transparency On 340B Drug Prices
• Google, Microsoft, Yahoo Needn't Give Email Info To Gov't
• Confectioner Seeks Out Of Suit Over Underfilled Boxes
• Uber Hit With NY Suit Over Disabled Passenger Access
• Music Downloaders Denied Class Cert. In Price-Fixing MDL
• BakerHostetler Nabs Privacy Pro From Sheppard Mullin
• FBI Cautions Consumers About Smart Toy Privacy Risks
• Samsung Wants Overheating Galaxy Phone Suit Tossed
• Macy's Consumers Seek Class Cert. In Robocall Suit
• The Rise Of Midsize Firms
• Resolving Class Claims Individually Post-Fulton Dental
• 5 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Submitting Litigation AFA
• Judge Probes FCRA Definition In Horizon Data Breach Row
• Drug Costs Threaten FDA Quick Approval Program, Docs Say
• Amazon, But Not Audible, Can Force Arbitration In Credit Suit
• Chinese Co. Slams Sharp's Tactics In Quality Claims Row
• Ford Trucks Sold With Incompatible Jacks, Suit Says
• FTC Slams 'Debt Collectors' Who Impersonated Attorneys
• Hyatt Customers Can't Seal Cert. Bid In Receipt Suit
• Net Neutrality Comment Period Ends With 8M Responses
• VW Emissions Suits Not Preempted, NJ Appeals Court Says
• Spotify Can't End Auto-Renewal Suit After 'Trick,' Alsup Says
• Consumer Fights Darden Bid To Stay FACTA Suit
• LabMD Denied Quick Appeal In Tiversa Data Theft Suit
• Advocacy Group Loses Challenge Of Used-Car Safety Orders
• Consumers Object To Letter Seeking New Look At RICO Suit
• How Mobile Apps Can Benefit Your Practice
• J&J Escapes Suit Over Talc-Based Baby Powder
• SolarCity Call Recipients Seek Court OK Of $15M TCPA Deal
• Comptroller Reiterates Calls For CFPB Arbitration Rule Data
• How Cyberattacks Are Changing The Health Care Landscape
• Growing Demand For Mediation Of Data Breach Disputes
• Plaintiffs Bar Perspective: Hare Wynn's Tempe Smith
• The Future Of Litigation Finance Is Analytics
• Payday Lender Fined For Sending Almost 1M Unsolicited Texts
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Post-McGill, Judge Holds Toyota Can Arbitrate Class Action
• Dish Seeks To Revive Bid For TCPA Coverage At 10th Circ.
• Non-Missourians Kicked Out Of Bayer Essure Suit
• Ashley Madison Settles Data Breach Allegations For $11.2M
• UK Privacy Watchdog Annual Report Reflects Focus On Future
• HP Fights To Toss Ink Cartridge Monopoly Class Action
• Ikea Urges High Court To Review ZIP Code Ruling
• BMW 'Got Off Easy' In ID Theft Verdict, 9th Circ. Judge Says
• Navajo Couple Says NM Cos. Hid Tax Refund Loan Charges
• Midland Credit Can't Beat Debt Notice Class Action
• Bucs Urge 11th Circ. To Keep Intervenors Out Of Junk Fax Suit
• Abraham Fruchter Picked To Lead Fla. Ocwen Investor Suit
• CFPB Looks To Ease Small Banks' Line-Of-Credit Reporting
• Survey And Real-World Data: A Winning Combination
• The Do's and Don'ts Of Minimizing Risk For TCPA Liability
• Barnes & Noble Customers Take Data Breach Case To 7th Circ.
• Vendor Error Exposes 6M Verizon Customers' Data
• Firm Wants Fee Split Nixed In Wells Fargo Case Dispute
• Trump's Tweets Raise Doubts About Cybersecurity Approach
• Alsup Says Davis Wright Attys For Spotify Misled Him
• Class Wins Cert. In DirecTV Telemarketing Suit
• Blu Products Nears Deal With Phone Buyers In Spyware Suit
• CFPB Director Says Arbitration Rule Not A Threat To Banks
• RNC Contractor Facing Voter Suit Says Data Was Public
• Grocers Say Midwest Consumers Can't Prove Antitrust Injury
• FCC Fines Co. $2.8M For Powering Robocalls To Cellphones
• Wilson Says 2nd Swing At Bat-Labeling Suit Still Lacking
• Everyday Hacking Risk Too Vague For Driver's Suit, Fiat Says
• Yellen Says Business Model Could Be Used To Set SIFI Status
• 4 Things To Remember About Refill Reminder Compliance
• Where AI Meets Cybersecurity And The Legal Profession
• Well-Crafted PII Capture Policies Are Vital For Retailers
• 6th Circ. Affirms Class Cert. Denial In Junk Fax Row
• Online Lenders Used Tribes For Immunity, Suit Says
• Ford Sued By Consumers After Recalling 402K Transit Vans
• CFPB Rule Opens Door To Total Ban On Arbitration Clauses
• Justice Breyer On Changing His Mind And Sparring With Scalia
• DirecTV Audit Partner Urges Toss Of Debt-Collection Suit
• IRS Debt Collectors Potentially Using Threats, Sens. Say
• Twilio Beats TCPA Suit Over Unwanted Texts
• Dallas Man Cops To Diamond Investment Fraud Scheme
• UK VW Drivers Report Car Problems After Emissions Fix
• 3rd Circ. TCPA Ruling Saps Spokeo Defenses In Class Actions
• General Mills Beats Nature Valley False Labeling Suit
• Acura Owner Slams Bid To Halt Honda Autodialing Suit
• Acting OCC Chief Says Arbitration Rule Could Be 'Ruinous'
• Tech Cos. Score High On Consumer Privacy, Telecoms Lag
• Uber Says Drivers Are Ignoring Contract In Pricing Suit
• Expert Opinion Backs Super Bowl Tix Suit, 3rd Circ. Told
• Senate Should Reject Choice Act And Its Payday Free Pass
• Your Apps May Be Selling You Out
• Plaintiffs Bar Perspective: Sanford Heisler's Andrew Melzer
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Interim Arguments
• Unstructured Data Is Just The Tip Of The Iceberg
• Facebook Eyes Privacy Deal Amid Worry Class Gets Nothing
• Justice Breyer On The Limits Of Presidential Power
• FTC Seeks Quick Wins In Alleged Mortgage Relief Scam Row
• White House IT Director Roped Into Voter Privacy Row
• Chamber Signs Letter Opposing Broadband As Public Utility
• CVS Strikes $5M Deal Over Prescription Drug Records
• Benjamin Moore, Paint Cos. Settle Over Emission-Free Ads
• Judge Says FTC Claims Already Settled In VW Emissions Suit
• TCPA Case Over Gym's Sales Calls Revived By 3rd Circ.
• Sen. Cotton Starts Process To Rescind CFPB Arbitration Rule
• Judge OKs Settlement In Supplement Co. Junk Fax Row
• Arbitration Rule Shows CFPB Unafraid Of Payday Reg Fight
• Keep Us Out Of It, Say Rams Fans In Convention Center Row
• Coca-Cola, Buyers To Mediate 'No Added Sugar' Juice Suit
• Uber Can't Pause Fee Suit While Appealing Arbitration Denial
• Texas Judge Orders Consumers, Credit Monitor To Arbitration
• Fla. Hotel To Appeal $1.3M Awarded To Condo Owners
• CFPB Arbitration Rule Increases Class Action Risk
• Walgreens Refutes Customers' Redo Bid In Blood Test Suit
• Bayer, J&J Misrepresented Xarelto Risks, Suits Say
• Feds Seek Just $676K From 3 Convicted In Coin.mx Scheme
• Ex-NAD Director Looks Back On 20 Years And 2,600 Decisions
• LA Leads The Way With Draft Commercial Cannabis Regs
• Caveat Emptor In The Information Age
• 5 Questions To Ask Firm Before Accepting A Litigation AFA
• German Law Revamped To Align With EU Data Privacy Regime
• Trump Names New Fed Rules Chief As Rollback Moves Ahead
• Michaels Background Check MDL Splits Off Into Calif. Court
• Feinberg To Be Settlement Master In Fiat Chrysler MDL
• CFPB Bets Congress Will Let Arbitration Rule Slip By
• Consumer Sues Attorneys After Failed Hepatitis Berry Suit
• Bank Of West's 'Confusing' $1.7M Deal Needs Rewrite: Judge
• GoDaddy Customers Denied Cert. In Virtual Server Row
• Wells Fargo's $142M Revised Settlement Gets Judge's 1st OK
• 11 Hard Rock Hotels Hit By Sabre Data Breach
• Chocolate Powder Is 'Cocaine On Training Wheels,' FDA Told
• Paul Hastings Nabs Booz Allen Privacy & Cybersecurity Expert
• What To Keep In Mind As EU General Data Regulation Nears
• Novo Gets Sanofi's Insulin Advertising Claims Trimmed
• BofA's $1.65M Settlement For FCRA Claims Gets Early OK
• Conn. Judge Recuses Herself In Rail Car Injury Case
• CashCall Can't Pause CFPB Suit For 9th Circ. Ruling
• CenturyLink Says No Injury In Credit Report Precheck Suit
• Ex-VW Employee Arrested In Germany Over Emissions Fraud
• Why Posner Pounced On Eyedrop Class Certification
• CFPB Rule Blocks Class Action Bans In Arbitration Clauses
• Country Star Says Life Vest Didn't Prevent Son's Drowning
• Hyatt Customers Seek Class Cert. Over Receipts
• Why You Should Argue Your Appeal
• 6 Ways Teaching A Law School Class Can Benefit Lawyers
• Pai Names Regulatory Foe As FCC's Chief Economist
• Sidley, Deloitte, Others Can't Skip $350M Ponzi Scheme Suit
• Judge Rips VW's Offering Memo In Investors' Emissions Suit
• Exec Gets 90 Mos. For Role In 'Largest' Debt-Collection Con
• Voter Info Row Gives Lessons For When Feds Come Knocking
• Insurer Says It Needn't Defend Resort Against $1M TCPA Suit
• Judge Denies Stay To Tribal Lending Cos. In CFPB Probe
• EPIC Presses TSA Not To Expand Use Of Biometrics
• Burger King Hit With FACTA Suit Over Customer Receipts
• Charter Communications Facing Another TCPA Suit In Calif.
• Burlington Stores Hit With Class Action Over Sale Labels
• Foley & Lardner Adds Ex-Dentons Class Action Partner
• Comment Period Key To Saving Net Neutrality, Clyburn Says
• Apple Users Seek Cert. In 'Secure By Design' False Ad Row
• AARP, Worker Group Defend Fiduciary Rule At 5th Circ.
• Fla. Judge Rejects $3.5M Deal In Insurer Fax Ad Row
• Spiral Dynamics And The Vanishing Jury Trial
• Time To Focus On Cybersecurity In Health Care
• How Menu Labeling Could Lead To A Preemption Dilemma
• Wells Fargo Shareholders Defend Derivative Suit Claims
• Cablevision Settles With 3M Subscribers Over Fox Blackout
• State Classes Get Tag-Team Trials In Syngenta Corn MDL
• Cadillac Owners Hit GM With Leaky Sunroof Class Action
• DeVry University Settles With Mass. Over Deception In Ads
• BMW Blasts Inflated Atty Fees In Roof Defect Settlement
• VW Urges 9th Circ. To OK $14.7B Emissions Deal
• $5.5M Google Privacy Deal Is Unfair, 11 AGs Tell 3rd Circ.
• Milk Bar's Site Isn't Accessible To Visually Impaired, Suit Says
• Thrivent Seeks Win After DOL Abandons Class Action Rule
• Kellogg Smacked With False Ad Suit Over Pringles Flavoring
• FTC To Shield Its Workers From Damages In Personal Suits
• Telemarketer Loses Quick Win, Sanctions Bids In Call Suit
• Judge Decertifies Class In Cardiologist's Junk Fax Suit
• Mapco's Background Checks Violate Law, Job Seeker Says
• Broadcasters Lobby FCC For End Of Main Studio Rule
• A Clear TCPA Win For Companies In 7th Circ.
• Justice Stevens On Gorsuch And Sticking With The Cubs
• Kan. Atty Says Inflated Recovery Ads Give Rival Unfair Edge
• VTech Dodges Contract Claims Over Digital Toy Data Breach
• 9th Circ. Denies Apple Juice False-Ad Consumers Second Bite
• Blistex Can Ditch Packaging Class Action Over Lip Balm
• Henkel Sued Over Rebate Checks From Closed Account
• Record FCRA Verdict Highlights Privacy's Growing Value
• Dodge Ram Drivers Sue Fiat, Cummins Over Diesel Engines
• Drivers Slam Uber's Bid To Duck Pricing Model Class Action
• Judge Warns Monsanto On 'Flimsy' Fed. Jurisdiction Theories
• 8th Circ. Upholds Blue Buffalo $32M Pet Food False Ad Deal
• DOL Drops Class Action Clause But Defends Fiduciary Rule
• Payday Loan Lead Generator Pays $104M To End FTC Suit
• Judge Allows Payday Lenders' 'Choke Point' Suit To Continue
• Ex-Kan. AG's Suspension Appeal Barred, 10th Circ. Says
• Dish Asks Judge To Reduce 'Oppressive' $280M Judgment
• FCC Revokes Hawaii Telecom Provider's Exclusive License
• Consumer Flags Whole Foods, Kombucha Maker's $8.3M Deal
• Banks Ask Sessions To Discuss Fair Lending Enforcement
• Trump Hotels, Google Caught Up In Sabre Data Breach
• FTC Praises FCC's Proposed Robocall Blocking Rule
• Experian Order May Open Door To Discovery Of Live Analysis
• 1 Year Later: How Spokeo Has Been Implemented
• The Challenge Of Regulating Fidget Spinners
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Openings Before Voir Dire
• 5 Questions To Ask Client Before Proposing A Litigation AFA
• Facebook Again Shakes $15B User Tracking MDL
• Justice Stevens On Playing Politics With The High Court
• GrubHub Inaccessible To The Blind, ADA Suit Says
• United Broke Promises Regarding Canceled Flights, Suit Says
• Sanctions Should Stay In Debt Collection Row, 2nd Circ. Told
• UnitedHealth Members Fight Bid To Toss Clawback Suit
• Spokeo Doesn't Doom Genetic Privacy Row, Judge Says
• Bankrupt Cancer Treatment Co. Seeks Stay For Nondebtor
• Yahoo Users Fight Dismissal Bid In Data Breach MDL
• Insured Shoppers Accuse Rite Aid Of Inflating Generics Prices
• Hain's Veggie Straws Low On Vegetable Content, Suit Says
• 11th Circ. Trims SEC Penalty On Adviser Who Misled In Ads
• 10th Circ. Won't Revisit Revival Of TCPA Tribal Immunity
• Collector Says FDCPA Suit Based On Defective Legal Theory
• Judge Approves Credit Repair Cos.' $1.5M CFPB Settlement
• Class Claims Tossed From TD Bank, Target Robocall Suit
• Consumers Say Marriott Violated TCPA With Unwanted Calls
• Raymond James' Background Check Violated FCRA, Suit Says
• A Regulatory Bellwether: Forecasting Cyber Breach Litigation
• Plaintiffs Bar Perspective: Cohen Milstein's Victoria Nugent
• Use Caution Before Relying On New 2nd Circ. TCPA Decision