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Consumer Protection - September, 2017

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• Privacy Fights To Watch At The Supreme Court
• Trump Nominates Jones Day Partner For CPSC Commissioner
• AIG Is Removed From SIFI List On 6-3 Council Vote
• Lakers Can't Undo TCPA Coverage Loss, Insurer Tells 9th Circ.
• Biz Groups Sue To Overturn CFPB's Arbitration Rule
• Generic Drug Lobby Can't Derail Md. Price-Gouging Law
• Apple Reveals Record Number Of National Security Requests
• Ocwen Settles With 10 States Over Regulatory Actions
• Mars Says Attys Deserve Sanctions For Failed Rice Suit
• GameStop Hit With Class Action Over Data Breach
• Another Ex-VW Exec Arrested In Germany Over Emissions
• Chicago Becomes Second Major City To Sue Equifax
• Prison Callers Denied Class Cert. In Suit Over High Rates
• Boston Doctor Charged With Medicaid 'Double Dipping'
• FDA Proposes New Nutrition Label Overhaul Deadlines
• Wood Dimensions Not Misleading, Judge Tells Class
• Uber Again Ducks NY Car Services' False Advertising Suit
• CarMax Selling More Vehicles With Open Recalls, Report Says
• FTC Loses Challenge To Popular Memory Booster Prevagen
• ESPN App User Backed By Privacy Watchdog In 9th Circ. Row
• Facebook Says Spokeo Still Dooms Biometric Case
• Ignore Borrower Choice In Loss Mitigation? CFPB Says Yes
• Trump Deregulatory Push Puts New Rail, Truck Rules In Doubt
• 5 Tax Fights To Watch In The Supreme Court
• Nature's Bounty Can't Escape All Claims Over Supplement
• Debit Card Holders Near Cert. In Valero Gas Price Suit
• Mugshot Site Can't Claim Free Speech To Shake Privacy Suit
• Embattled $12B Student Loan Group Hits Legal Fee Logjam
• Racer Used Payday Loan Dough To Buy 6 Ferraris, Jury Hears
• EEOC Accuses Home Depot Of Disability Discrimination
• Samsung Washing Machine Cases Could Head To Oklahoma
• New Sedona Principles Stress Information Governance
• Hyatt Customers Denied Class Cert. In FACTA Suit
• Marriott Loses Stay Bid In Time-Share Purchasers' Suit
• Mars Escapes Rice Buyers' Serving Size Suit
• Assessing Loan Applications With Fraud Alerts After Equifax
• Mondelez Dodges Suit Over 'Hours Of Energy' Biscuit Labeling
• Debt Collectors, Firm Can't Toss Class Action Under Spokeo
• Owner Of Meningitis-Linked Pharmacy Must Forfeit $7.5M
• Judge Finds No Meat In Burger King Receipt Suit Claims
• Uber Sued By Customers Alleging Sexual Harassment, Assault
• Consumers Denied Cert. In Aaron's Spying Software Case
• Drivers Fight Toll Operators' Bid To Trim Privacy Suit
• Feds Urge High Court To Uphold Cellphone Location Searches
• Class Cert. Denied In Tito's Handmade Vodka False Ad Suit
• Tribal Atty Fined By FTC Testifies At $2B Payday Loan Trial
• Cynosure Hit With Class Action Over 'Useless' Body System
• Spectrum Dubs TCPA Unconstitutional In Call Dispute
• NY Subpoenaed Equifax For Info On Data Breach
• Tyson Poultry To Pay $2M Fine For Feed Supplement Spill
• Sonic Drive-In Restaurant Chain Confirms Data Breach
• Research Firm, Ad Co. Pay $5.5M To End TCPA Suit
• Endo Hit With Pa. Class Action Over Opioid Marketing
• Takeaways From 2nd Circ. Donna Karan FACTA Ruling
• Senate GOP Not Ready For CFPB Arbitration Rule Repeal Vote
• For More Value And Diversity In Outside Counsel, Go Small
• Scania Hit With €880M EU Fine For Role In Truck Cartel
• Congress Faces 'CHOICE' On Future Of SEC Enforcement
• FTC Fights DirecTV Bid To End $4B False Ad Trial
• Quicken Rips Ga. Borrowers' Suit Over Post-Payment Interest
• Islamic Food Authority Says Co. Falsely Used Halal Marks
• Patient Hits Aetna With Privacy Class Action Over Letters
• Calif. Judge Certifies 2 Classes In VW Autodialing Suit
• SEC Forms Enforcement Unit To Combat Cyberthreats
• IRS Launches New Cybersecurity Campaign For Tax Pros
• Lawyer's Email Boasts Shown At $2B Payday Loan Fraud Trial
• San Francisco First City To Sue Equifax Over Breach
• 11th Circ. Rules For KeyBank In Overdraft Arbitration Case
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Billing For An MDL
• 8th Circ. Axes Class Cert. In State Farm Labor Costs Row
• Mass. AG Accuses Used Car Dealer Of Deceptive Practices
• HSBC Rips Ponzi Victims' Suit, Says Lawyers Hid Evidence
• McSweeny To Stay On At FTC Until Reinforcements Arrive
• Dems Push For Clawbacks On Departing Equifax CEO's Pay
• SEC Chairman Feels Bipartisan Heat On Breach Disclosure
• Time To Update Your Privacy Statement For GDPR
• Mandatory Arbitration: Better Strategies For Retailers
• Regulatory Changes May Boost Cosmetics Liability Claims
• CFPB's 1st 'Abusive' Claim Against A Loan Purchaser
• Equifax CEO Smith Steps Down Amid Data Breach Furor
• Subway Restaurants Dispute Class Action Over Ill. Soda Tax
• 11th Circ. Says No Error In Engle Case Jury Instructions
• Amazon Applicants Eye Class Cert. In Background Check Suit
• BNY Can't Dislodge Class Rep In Trust Beneficiaries Case
• Mass. AG Backs Bill To Aid Consumers In Equifax Hack
• Ill. Gov. Vetoes Geolocation Privacy Bill Over Job Concerns
• 'We're Laundering Money,' $2B Payday Loan Fraud Jury Hears
• Senate Could Repeal CFPB Arbitration Rule This Week
• Cadwalader Lands Ex-FTC Atty From McDermott
• FDA Cracks Down On Online Sales Of Prescription Drugs
• Sharp's First Amendment Suit Falls Short, Court Told
• ESPN, App User Spar Over Spokeo's Impact On Privacy Suit
• Deloitte Says Cyberattack Exposed Limited Client Data
• Dr Pepper Must Face Canada Dry Ginger Ale Labeling Row
• How The CFPB Can Be All It Can Be
• Manufacturers Must Focus On Securing The Internet Of Things
• The Rise Of The Consumer
• How Plaintiffs And Defense Counsel Misperceive Each Other
• Equifax Breach Reminds Us Why We Need The 7th Amendment
• Syngenta Looks To Speed Appeal Of $218M GMO Corn Verdict
• BofA Loses Bid To Drop Class Allegations In Loan Suit
• Attys Want $1.6M Cut Of App Privacy Deal With Tech Giants
• Home Depot Data Breach Attys Score $15.3M In Fees
• Rams Fans Want Info On Seat License Pricing At LA Stadium
• Drug Cos. Behind On Safety Studies, Researchers Say
• Ex-Uber Drivers Say Data Breach Caused Real Harm
• QBE Can't Secure Coverage Of Force-Placed Insurance Suits
• Burger King Can't Pause Receipt Suit Pending Dismissal Bid
• Suit Over CVS Mix-Up Belongs In State Court, Customer Says
• Fiat Investors Want Emissions Claims Kept In Stock Drop Suit
• Feds Want Google Sanctioned For Defying Data Orders
• Lyft Hit With TCPA Suit Over Texts To Reassigned Numbers
• Debt Lawyers Say CFPB Can't Ax $25M Free Speech Suit
• Pet Shops Lose Fight Against 'Puppy Mill' Ban At 7th Circ.
• Keys To Estimating Damages In Deceptive Pricing Cases
• Mass. Digital Health Developments: What To Know Now
• Herbalife Scams Consumers With 'Event System,' Suit Says
• Gatorade Won't Talk Trash About Water After Settlement
• Allscripts Seeks Pause For 7th Circ. Ruling On TCPA Consent
• Toys R Us Allowed To Continue Customer Rewards Programs
• Tribal Lender Claims Immunity From Challenge To Immunity
• Delta Settles Fraud, TM Suit With Travel Website
• Hyundai Consumers Send Peeling Paint Claims To 9th Circ.
• Home Depot 'Scorched Earth' Plan Merits $18M Fee, Attys Say
• Tesla Uses Test-Drivers' Personal Info For Marketing: Suit
• FDA Must Respond To Teething Safety Petition, Suit Argues
• Health App Settles FTC Claims Over Broken Customer 'Pacts'
• FCC's Wireless Report Is Misleading, Media Org. Charges
• Mott's Beats Fruit Snack False Labeling Class Action
• Auto Software Maker Accuses Rival Of IP Cybertheft
• SoulCycle Customer Can't Intervene To Challenge Settlement
• Truffle Tiff Targeting Trader Joe's Oil Expands To 3 Suppliers
• CFPB Says Using Multiple Debt Collectors Poses ECOA Risk
• The Role Legal Finance Can Play In Firm Year-End Collections
• Data Theft Not Enough To Keep OPM Breach Suit, Judge Says
• Calif. Jury Clears Vestagen In Med-Scrub False Ad Trial
• Wilmington Trust Fights Student Loan Fund's Block On Exit
• 9th Circ. Upholds Amazon's Win In List-Price Class Action
• DOL's Proposed Fiduciary Rule Delay Draws 131 Comments
• Florida Strip Clubs Can't Duck Models' False Ad Suit
• D-Link Shakes FTC's Unfairness Claim In Data Security Row
• Sunoco Seeks Redo At 3rd Circ. Over Credit Card Claims
• Death Wish Coffee Co. Recalls Cold Brew For Botulism Risk
• Starr Says Juice Maker Should Have Disclosed Presuit Notice
• Cordray Defends CFPB's Role In Wells Fargo Settlement
• 'Just For Men' Dye Maker Looks To Exit Health Risk Suit
• Mercedes-Benz Must Face Drivers' Faulty Transmission Suit
• Mass. Accuses Firm Of 'Unethical' Nontraded REIT Sales
• 8th Circ. Dismissal Warrants Toss Of Breach Suit: Scottrade
• Yellen Says Fed Looking At Potential Wells Fargo Sanctions
• Tenn. Residents Seek Class Cert. In Traffic Debt Dispute
• Tribal Boss Got Stark Warning Over Loan Empire, Jury Hears
• Global Cos. Say Internet Of Things Botnets Threaten All
• CFPB Moves To Protect Borrower Info Under Mortgage Law
• It's On Plaintiffs To Prove No Scientific Substantiation
• 'Per-Doc' Pricing Can Improve Document Review
• Equifax Probes Take Data Breach Scrutiny To Next Level
• Donna Karan FACTA Suit Fails Under Spokeo, 2nd Circ. Says
• Caffeine Expert Details Coffee Craving In Prop 65 Trial
• Medical Scrubs Cos. Start Trial Trading False Ad, IP Claims
• AT&T Tells Full 9th Circ. FTC Can't Sue For Throttled Data
• TJ Maxx Shoppers Seek OK On $8.5M Merch-Credit Settlement
• Pa. AG Touts Efforts Regarding Trump, Equifax, Opioid Makers
• SF Judge Blasts Barbizon Attys Over Interview Tactics
• Facebook Users Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Privacy Claims
• Attys Warn Of Shifting Electronic Searches At Borders
• 10th Circ. Upholds Cox's Dodge Of $6M Antitrust Verdict
• FTC Chief Says Real Consumer Harms Must Guide Cases
• Racer Blames Manager For Weather Fibs At $2B Fraud Trial
• Dodd-Frank Rollbacks May Lead To Bank Failures, Panel Says
• CFPB Missed Chance To Punish Wells Fargo: House Repubs
• We Must Protect Consumers From Illegal Debt Collectors
• Mass. AG Sues Equifax Following Consumer Data Breach
• As Medical Food Industry Grows, So May FDA Scrutiny
• Managing Digital Vendor Risk — The Next Compliance Frontier
• Fast And Frictionless: Key Legal Issues In POS Loans
• Mystery Note In Coffee Cancer Row Risks Mistrial: Nonprofit
• Shutterfly Must Face Face-Scan Privacy Suit, Judge Says
• Mich. Restaurant Co. Will Pay $7M To Settle TCPA Suit
• CFPB Inks $22M In Settlements With Student Loan Cos.
• NY Aims To End Questions Over Credit Bureau Cybersecurity
• Pa. Consumer Law Applies To Nonresidents, Justices Told
• Lakers Get Support In Bid To Undo TCPA Coverage Loss
• Mott Fruit Snack False Labeling Suit Nears Checkout
• Atty Tells Jury Tribe Grew Wary Of Racer's Payday Loan Plan
• DOL Defends Authority To Issue Fiduciary Rule At DC Circ.
• Citi Settles DOJ Suit Over Military Car Repos
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive FedEx Package-Weight RICO Suit
• Calif. Broadband Privacy Bill Flops In Assembly
• Ocwen Cuts $17.5M Deal To Settle TCPA Action
• Risks And Rules For Data Collection At Retail Properties
• US Blocked From Sharing VW Docs In German Case
• What To Watch With EU-US Privacy Shield Under Microscope
• TransUnion To Settle FCRA Allegations For $8M
• Sens. Introduce Anti-Equifax Bill, AGs Seek End To Fees
• Premium Text Auto-Subscription Scammer Gets Nearly 3 Years
• Equifax Picks King & Spalding Privacy Head For Breach Spats
• DOJ Director Turned Sessions Aide Tapped For Civil Division
• CFPB Has Charted Credit-Scoring Road Map, Atty Says
• FDA, Groups Ink Deal To Pause Suit Over Menu Labeling Delay
• Tenn. Exec Argues Over Jurisdiction In Fla. Time-Share Suit
• Trump's 'One In, Two Out' Rule Pops Up In Kind Bar Battle
• Nev. Man Pleads Not Guilty In $3.5M Identity Theft Scheme
• Net Neutrality Comments: The People's Case
• Gym Users Ask 6th Circ. To Affirm Contempt Ruling In Fee Suit
• 2nd Circ. Axes J&J Win In Pfizer Advertising Feud
• Attys For Ace TCPA Class Rip Protest Of $2.9M Fees
• Are Opioids The New Tobacco?
• How To Stay Protected When Using Biometrics Post-Spokeo
• A Guide To The Executive Branch Official Nomination Process
• Lawmaker Criticizes FCA's Refusal To Publish RBS Report
• Nissan Hid Unsafe Transmission Defect In Sentras, Suit Says
• Net Neutrality Comments: The Case For Title II
• Google Won't Challenge Warrants For Overseas Data: DOJ
• ACH Food Sells Half-Full Baking Mix Cans, Class Action Says
• CFPB Issues First No-Action Letter To Online Lender
• $2B Payday Loan Scam Jury Hears 2nd Borrower Horror Story
• Thank Litigiousness For $8.5M Caribou TCPA Deal, Court Told
• Feds Drop Gag Order On Facebook Over Warrants
• Tenn., Court Clerks Punish Poor For Traffic Debts, Suit Says
• Ford Beats Class Action Over Defective Vehicle Buybacks
• E-Trade Asks 2nd Circ. Not To Revive Best-Execution Suit
• The Equifax Data Breach And Its Impact On Businesses
• Class Rep Asks 11th Circ. To Uphold $2.5M Jimmy Choo Deal
• FTC Opens Probe Into Equifax Data Breach
• Ford Truck Owner Drops Suit Over Incompatible Car Jacks
• House Vote Puts CFPB, SEC's Reach In Danger
• What Beer Marketers Should Know About State False Ad Laws
• BofA's $42M Military Member Fee Settlement Wins Initial OK
• Dish Can't Secure TCPA Coverage, Insurer Tells 10th Circ.
• 8th Circ. Sets Standing Marker With Data Breach Rulings
• GM Trust Says Ditching $15M Defect Settlement Was Best Path
• Retailers Cite Equifax In Urging Uniform Data Breach Law
• Net Neutrality Comments: The Case Against Title II
• Small Talk Of Weather Looms Large At $2B Payday Loan Trial
• L'Oréal Asks Rakoff To Lower Refund For Relaxer Burn Class
• High Court Asked To Review Mass Action Challenge
• NJ Judge Shutters, Fines Travel Agency Accused Of Fraud
• Settlement Buyer Can't Nix CFPB Case, But Atty Escapes
• Home Depot Slams $18M Fee Request In Data Breach Deal
• 5th Circ. Affirms Toss Of FCA Suit Against AndroGel Maker
• Pepsi Accused Of Skirting FCRA Rules With Credit Checks
• German Co. Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Car Door Latches
• Trump's Team To Be More Risk-Tolerant, Bank Regulator Says
• $2B Payday-Loan Hustle Hid Behind Tribes, Gov't Says
• Coffee Cancer Trial Witness Sends Judge Mystery Letter
• Kimberly-Clark Indemnity Suit Halted As Halyard's Proceeds
• After Storms, Senators Move Stalled Telecom Disaster Bill
• DirecTV Says No Need To Finish FTC's $4B False Ad Trial
• GM Plaintiffs Move To Enforce Revoked $15M Bankruptcy Deal
• Wells Fargo CEO Says Problems May Not Be Over
• JPML Won't Rush On Requests To Send Equifax Suits To Ga.
• Lincoln National Must Face Class Action Over COI Increases
• Michelle Obama's Chief Of Staff Joins Buckley Sandler
• Waffle House Serves Up Plan To Combine Job-Screening Suits
• 9th Circ. Partially Revives Wells Fargo Rate Index Class Action
• Texas AG Files 3 Hurricane Harvey Price-Gouging Suits
• Health Plans Want RICO Suit Against Abbott Rebooted
• What's New In FTC Endorsement Guides
• FTC Chief Won't Rush To Police Digital Economy
• SoulCycle Deal Would Nix Contract Claims, Objector Says
• Equifax Faces Bipartisan Wrath Over Data Breach
• Takeaways From FTC's Settlement With Lenovo
• SquareTwo Dodges Illegal Debt Collection Class Claims
• Asahi Likely Can't Nix False Label Suit Over Brew Location
• Yahoo Ruling Forces Employers To Review Monitoring Policies
• Tinder Wins Stay In 'Anti-American' Pricing Suit
• 'Shady' Yelp Moves Might Not Support Suit: 9th Circ. Judge
• Fintech Firms Reignite Debate Over 'Industrial Bank' Charters
• Investors Could Find Litigation Success With Equifax Breach
• CFPB Urges 9th Circ. To Make Law Firm Obey Subpoena
• JPMorgan Clients Say Circuits Are Split On SLUSA Standards
• States, Industry Group Back Tribal Lenders' High Court Push
• AT&T, Telcos Launch Task Force For Mobile Authentication
• Facebook Fined €1.2M For Spanish Privacy Violations
• FDA Chief Backs Streamlined Studies To Curb Drug Costs
• Jimmy Choo Wants 11th Circ. To Keep $2.5M Customer Deal
• Texas AG Sues 'Reputation Management' Company
• NJ Appeals Court Revives Home Defects Coverage Suit
• Drugmakers Slam Ohio AG's Suit Over Opioid Crisis
• Litigation Risk Ebbs Even As Data Hacks Rise, Report Says
• Class Rep. Payouts Cut In $14M American Eagle TCPA Deal
• CFPB Wins $7.9M Against Mortgage Loan Servicer
• Consumers Say Audible Can't Force Credit Suit Arbitration
• Proving Injury In Lanham Act False Ad Cases
• Why More Global Giants Are Renouncing Their HQs
• Firms Stay The Course On London Growth Amid Brexit Haze
• Global Firms Snap Up India Work With Liberalization In Limbo
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2017
• Where The Global 20 Are Bolstering Their Ranks
• Equifax's Massive Data Breach To Spur Uncharted Legal Woes
• 3 Takeaways From The Self-Driving Car Bill
• Naked Juice Can't Nix No-Sugar Coconut Water False Ad Suit
• Equifax Data Breach Highlights Regulatory Shortfall
• ISP Complaints May Not Forecast Post-Net Neutrality Behavior
• VW Engineer To Appeal 3-Year Emissions Scandal Sentence
• Transport Co. Alleges Navistar Sold Defective Engines
• 10th Circ. Panel Revives Enviros' Wyo. 'Open Land' Suit
• FTC Strikes Deal With Online Gambling Co., Influencers
• UK Co. Fined For Posting CEO's Deposition On YouTube
• CFPB's Usury Fight Against Calif. Tribe Shifts To Kan.
• Hotel IT Firm Says Travelers Must Defend Data Breach Claim
• MLS' Portland Timbers Want Ticket Broker's Suit Axed
• FDA Slams EpiPen Maker For Not Investigating Defects
• Supplement Co. Wins Partial Dismissal Of False Ad Suit
• Aligning A Product's Marketing, Regulatory And IP Plans
• What To Expect From CFPB As Leadership Remains Uncertain
• How Collaboration Is Changing Inside Some Law Firms
• Ex-EPA Official Backs Nixing Cancer-Coffee Notice At Trial
• Gas, Food Chains Hit With Ill. Biometric Privacy Suits
• Quaker Oats Asks Court To Formalize End Of Class Actions
• Calif. Passes Wells Fargo-Inspired Arbitration Bill
• Judge Says 3M Robocalls Warrants $32M, Not $1.6B, Damages
• Promoter Balks At Pitcher's Victoria's Secret Tix Suit
• Del. Judge Gives Boot To Investor Suit Against Navient
• Judge Trims Some Claims In Lifeway Milk Smoothie Suit
• Equifax Breach Compromises 143M Consumers' Personal Data
• FDA Says Baby Foods Can Say They Prevent Allergies
• Firm Can't Force Privacy Suit Into Arbitration, Court Hears
• DraftKings, FanDuel Pay $2.6M To Settle Mass. AG Probe
• EU Consumer Authorities Pressure VW On Emissions Fixes
• TransUnion Renews Bid To Boot Former Atty From FCRA Row
• BJ's Can't Force Arbitration In Florida Sales Tax Suit
• Broadcasters Underfunded For Spectrum Repack, Reps. Told
• Sanofi Beats Eye Doctor's TCPA Suit Over 13-Year-Old Fax
• $4.5M Deal In False Supplement Ad Suit Gets Final Nod
• Gay Bar Patron Sues NY Hotel For Bias After His Removal
• Fiat Seeks To Trim Emissions Claims From Investors' Suit
• OCC Takes The Lead In Establishing Deregulatory Agenda
• Dealing With Difficult Lawyers
• 2 Litigation Trends Offer Guidance On TCPA Compliance
• BP Unit Settles As Coffee Cancer Risk Trial Percolates
• NY Can't Avoid Claim Daily Fantasy Law Unconstitutional
• Corinthian Ch. 11 Trustee Settles With Ex-Brass For $12M
• Deutsche Bank Exits Tax Shelter Suit After Claims Expire
• DC Circ. Pauses CareFirst Ruling Pending High Court Appeal
• Quicken Loans Can't Hang Up On TCPA Suit, Suit Says
• Ocwen To Pay $1M For Force-Placed Insurance Problems
• Former FTC Chairwoman Ramirez Heads To Hogan Lovells
• Common Claims Back Multistate Shingle Class, 3rd Circ. Told
• Consumers Ask For Cert. In Cruise Co. TCPA Suit
• Payday Lead Aggregator, Exec To Pay $350K In CFPB Deal
• Impax To Pay $4.8M To End 'Fax-Blasting' Suit
• Clayton Says No Shift In Enforcement Priorities At SEC
• LensCrafters Trumps Up Tech And Product, Class Action Says
• A Pro-Consumer, Pro-Arbitration Approach At The CFPB
• Punitive Damages In Mass Torts: Outrageous And Reckless
• Fed Vice Chair Fischer Unexpectedly Announces Resignation
• Coffee Cancer Trial Against Starbucks, Others Begins To Brew
• Mixed Verdict Triggers Another Retrial In Text-Scam Case
• 9th Circ. Won't Force Arbitration Over Verizon 'Supercookies'
• Merrill Lynch Exec Settles With SEC In Customer Cash Row
• Time-Barred Debt Collection Was Misleading, 3rd Circ. Told
• Split 3rd Circ. Won't Let Sunoco Arbitrate Credit Claims
• Sony Asks For Approval Of Revised $3.75M PS3 Settlement
• Lenovo Pays $3.5M To End FTC's Adware Dispute
• Kona Beer Drinkers Can Proceed With Trimmed Labeling Suit
• Chipotle Data Breach Suits Get Consolidated
• Apple Settles With 169 Customers In Suit Over Wiped IPhones
• Merck Asks Supreme Court To Halt Fosamax Warning MDL
• Unlisted Food Ingredients: A Recipe For Trouble
• British Man Charged With Cyberattacks On Barclays, Lloyds
• If The CFPB Is Remiss, The Court Must Dismiss
• Telecom Co. CenturyLink Hit With TCPA Suit Over Robocalls
• $2B Trial Puts Tribal Payday Lending In Spotlight
• 5th Circ. Wants Texas Hip Implant Bellwether Axed
• DOJ, VW Spar Over Letting German Firm See Emissions Docs
• Telemarketing Scammers Reach $12M Deal To End FTC Case
• AT&T Lobbies For 'Safe Harbor' In Robocall Policy
• Text-Scam Jury Closing In On Finish, Judge Observes
• FCC Urged To Extend Comment Period On Mobile Broadband
• Restaurant, Payment Co. Get $52M Deal OK'd Amid Objections
• Gov't Rips Challenge To Trump's 2-For-1 Regulation Order
• Monitronics To Pay $28M To End TCPA Robocall MDL
• Consumers Can't Partially Revoke TCPA Consent, Bank Says
• Shkreli Trial And Other Magic Tricks: A Chat With Ben Brafman
• Insurers May Be Stuck Between Rock And A Hard Place: Part 2
• LabMD Says FTC Can't Delay 1st Amendment Case Appeal
• Making Sense Of 9th Circ. Spokeo Decision On Remand
• Yahoo Must Face Litigation Over Breach Of 1.5B Accounts