Consumer Protection Archive » April, 2018

Consumer Protection - April, 2018

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• Google Privacy Case To Test Limits Of Novel Settlements
• CFPB Got 22K Complaints About Equifax After Breach: Report
• Volvo Electric SUV Owners Say Mileage Suit Belongs In NJ
• Provisions To Watch In The House's FAA Reauthorization
• 24 Hour Fitness Seeks Final OK On Rate-Hike Settlement
• Ex-Corinthian Students Look To Bar Fed Loan Collections
• Ocwen Escapes Investor Suit Over Alleged Misstatements
• Lawyer's Loose Lips Get Zimmer New Trial On $9M Damages
• CFTC Demands $103M In Iraqi Currency Fraud Case
• Mass. Man Gets 3.5 Years For $1M Loan Fraud Scheme
• High Court To Review $8.5M Google Privacy Deal
• Don't Sleep On The Dormant Commerce Clause
• The Fastest Federal Civil Court For A Decade
• Ex-NECC Employees Don't Want Jury To Hear Of Drug Harms
• A Survey Of Fla. Fiduciary Duty Breach Claims Against Banks
• Samsung Named In Suit Over Alleged DRAM Price Conspiracy
• FTC Warns Foreign App Makers To Heed COPPA Data Rules
• EU Privacy Reform Boosted By Facebook Scandal, MEP Says
• Split DC Circ. Tosses Challenge To FTC Soundboard Call Rule
• New FTC Is Set, But Ohlhausen Makes One Appointee Wait
• Uber Says Ill. AG, Not Chicago, Must Sue Over Data Breach
• Warren Asks About Lobbyist Influence On CFPB's Mulvaney
• FCC Floats $5.3M Phone Co. Fine For Duping Consumers
• Consumer Asks 9th Circ. To Revive iPhone Suit
• Consumer Harm Ruling May Hobble NJ Contract Class Actions
• 'Extraordinary' $46M BofA Award Upends Punitives Formula
• GM Faces Potential $1B Payout Tied To Defective Switches
• Precious Metals Co. Duped Buyers Out Of $16M, CFTC Says
• Why Garick V. Mercedes-Benz Stayed In Federal Court
• Facebook Taps Ex-FCC Chair As US Public Policy Head
• Suing Gun Makers Is Not The Way To Curb Gun Violence
• State AGs Must Fill The CFPB Void, But That's Not Enough
• Senate Confirms 5 Nominees To FTC, Including Chair
• Groups Urge SIM Rules That Help Consumers Switch Carriers
• FTC Probe Sought On Video App's Kid Privacy Policies
• Uber Sex Assault Victims Press Board To End Arbitration Bid
• Allow High Court Appeal Of TCPA Row, Subway Asks 9th Circ.
• Corporations Must Help Fight Cyber Threats, Deputy AG Says
• $28M Monitronics Robocall Deal Objector Loses Sanctions Bid
• Trans Fat Suit Not Barred By Federal Law, Consumers Say
• Uber Updates 'Bug Bounty' Policy After Hidden Data Breach
• EU's Vestager Warns Data Rules Not Enough To Improve Tech
• NC AG, Enviros Fight Duke Rate Hike For Coal Ash Cleanup
• Dr Pepper Can't Shake Suit Over Ginger Ale Label
• A Closer Look At Economic Issues In Food Labeling Cases
• Retail Group, Symantec To Offer Workshops On Cyberthreats
• EU Invests Funds, Working On Standards To Spur AI Growth
• Transfer Of Lipozene Class Action Stands, 9th Circ. Says
• Mulvaney's Talk To Bankers Spurs Calls For His Resignation
• Facebook Investor Sues Over Cambridge Analytica Cover-Up
• Pfizer Slams Out-Of-State Claims Over Robitussin Label
• WhatsApp Raises EU Age Requirement Ahead Of Data Rule
• Drivers Hit Boston Papa John's With FLSA Suit Over Tips
• SEC's $35M Yahoo Fine Lacks Bite Without Targeting Execs
• Anthem Breach Attys' $38M Fee Ask Too High, Report Says
• GSK, Zofran Users Bicker Over Scope Of Patient Discovery
• Cable, Consumer Groups Fight For Next-Gen TV Safeguards
• FTC Accuses LendingClub Of Deceptive 'No Hidden Fees' Ads
• New Slate Of FTC Members Ready For Senate Approval
• Think Finance Says CFPB Unconstitutional In Dismissal Bid
• Fabric Maker Polartec Gets Quick Win In Quality Case
• FCC Commish Urges Use Of 911 Taxes For Emergencies Only
• AI Creates Legal Challenges For The Fashion Industry
• The Historic Legal Blunder That Enabled Our Gun Epidemic
• Atty Group Backs School In $6M KPMG Fraud Detection Row
• Companies Can't Afford To Ignore Accessibility
• Tobacco Cos. Settle Long-Running Health Warning Dispute
• Counterfeit Cosmetics: Fake Beauty, Real Danger
• Honeywell Recalls Hard Hats Due To Risk Of Head Injury
• Products Distributor To Pay $16.5M To End Toilet-Part Row
• Cybersecurity Warning May Bring Gov't, Industry Together
• Tempur Sealy, Web Host Fight Bid To Revive Data Breach Suit
• Florida Hotel Sued Over Website's Inaccessible Design
• New Senate Bill Calls For Social Media Data Transparency
• Judge Doubts 'Severe' Sentence For Russia-Hired Hacker
• Yahoo Fined $35M For Waiting Nearly 2 Yrs To Reveal Breach
• NJ Car Dealers Can't Force Arbitration Of Fraud Claims
• Eyedrops Ruling Invites 'Abusive' Suits, High Court Hears
• Repeat Buyers Know Candy-Box Contents, Tootsie Roll Says
• Cement Buyers Look For Cert. In Deceptive Fee Suit
• Nortek Hit With TCPA Suit Over Unsolicited Robocalls
• Calif. Drivers Seek Cert. In Toll-Fine Due Process Suit
• LabMD Says Judge Biased, Must Recuse In Tiversa Suit
• Tiversa Faked Breaches For Fed Contracts, LabMD Prez Says
• Pizza Chain Settles Consumers' TCPA Suit For $22.6M
• New United Video Suits Show Stubborn Power Of Viral Media
• The FTC's Commissioner Noms Continue To Wait
• Crypto Giant Can't Arbitrate Laundering Claims: 11th Circ.
• 8th Circ. Affirms Minnesota Taking Claims Precluded
• GM Slams Consumers' Bid To Expand Diesel Emissions Suit
• Holiday Inn Workers Hit Co. With Biometrics Suit
• Borrowers Defend Claims In Wells Fargo Auto Insurance MDL
• Cambridge Analytica Highlights Tech-Telecom Battle Lines
• 9th Circ. Denies Zappos Rehearing Of Data Breach Ruling
• Russia-Hired Hacker Seeks Too-Light Sentence, Gov't Says
• Dunlap Bennett & Ludwig Opens First Florida Office
• Bus Co. Discriminates Against Asian Customers, Ill. AG Says
• Jury Rejects Antitrust Claims Against Grocery Wholesaler
• Facebook Data Suit Belongs In State Court, Ill. County Says
• Neiman Shopper Seeks OK Of $3M Deal In Price Tag Suit
• How States, Federal Agencies Are Challenging Drug Prices
• Medical Device Cybersecurity: Preparing For The Worst
• Senator Wants Fines, Tighter Leash On Facebook By FTC
• Undoing CFPB Guidance May Yield Unintended Effects
• Nestlé, Hershey Say No Room For Child Labor On Labels
• Petco Applicants Seek OK Of $1.2M Background Check Deal
• NJ Won't Join FCA Suit Over Turf Sold To Schools, Towns
• Nissan Driver Drops Transmission Claims To Join Similar Suit
• Ed Dept. Hiding Ties To For-Profit Colleges, Nonprofit Claims
• Despite Fog, FCC's Net Neutrality Deregulation Still Pending
• Fitbit Investors' $8.25M Atty Fee Bid 'A Little Rich,' Judge Says
• Drivers Say New Nissan Sunroof Claims Pass Legal Muster
• Senate Dems Press For Info On Koch Ties To Trump Policies
• DeVry Board Must Face Bulk Of Investor's False Ad Claims
• SunTrust Data Theft May Have Impacted 1.5M Customers
• Can A Single FTC Commissioner Constitute A Quorum?
• Rule 23 Changes: Avoid Delays In Class Settlement Approval
• Many Cos. Likely Won't Be Ready For GDPR, Survey Finds
• Fiat Chrysler Gets Partial Win In Faulty Engine Case
• Aviation Watch: The Rise Of The Dreamliner
• Wells Fargo Fined $1B For Mortgage, Auto Lending Abuses
• Microsoft Customer Data Demands Drop To Record Low
• Sears, More Retailers Say LA's False Markdown Suits Must Go
• 7th Circ. Urged To Revive Deutsche Bank Tax Shelter Suit
• Facebook To Shrink GDPR Liability With New Service Terms
• NY Cautions Banks, Insurers About Doing Business With NRA
• Ill. Panel Finds $10M Chemical Settlement Was Rushed
• Petland Ducks Claims Of Scheme To Defraud Puppy Buyers
• Yelp Escapes Privacy Suit Over Recording Sales Calls
• Merits Of Web Prioritization Still Fuzzy Post-Net Neutrality
• Uber Suit Paused Pending 9th Circ. Petition In Hyundai MDL
• BofA Predatory Lending Cleanup Cost $20M, County Says
• State AGs Tell Congress Not To Exclude Attys From FDCPA
• Bai Fruit Drinks Sued Over 'All-Natural' Labeling
• Lender Targeted Pensioners In Predatory Scheme, Ill. AG Says
• Boehringer Ducks TCPA Suit Over Faxed Seminar Invites
• VTech Toy Data Breach Suit Found Lacking Again
• Dr Pepper Sheds 'Diet' Drinks Weight Loss Dispute
• Earth Day Review Of 'Green Guide' False Advertising: Round 2
• Don't Misunderstand The Prop 65 Coffee Ruling
• UK Privacy Watchdog Seeks Greater Powers As GDPR Looms
• Hacker Who Conspired With Russian Agents Faces 8 Years
• Collector's Reports Didn't Violate FDCPA, 7th Circ. Told
• Facebook Offers Preview Of GDPR-Inspired Privacy Policies
• 7th Circ. Opens Up Path For Cos. To Ditch Data Breach Suits
• Senators Ask FCC For New Robocall Rules, Introduce Bills
• Senators Seek Info On Mystery Cell Surveillance In DC
• Best Practices For Building A Better Meeting
• Cape Codders Sue Tyco, 3M Over Foam-Contaminated Water
• Highlights Of ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting: Part 3
• Eye Drop Suit Must Stay Tossed, Pharma Cos. Tell 1st Circ.
• Senate Votes To Roll Back CFPB Auto Lending Rule
• Driver Fights Mercedes' Dismissal Bid In Radiator Suit
• Music Downloaders Settle Price-Fixing MDL With Record Cos.
• Where's The Harm? NJ Justices Offer Consumer Law Insights
• 9th Circ. Sides With Hospital, Debt Collector In FDCPA Row
• Ocwen TCPA Deal Delayed As Judge Mulls Atty Sanctions
• Fee Suit Against HomeAway Should Be Trimmed, Judge Says
• House Passes Child Social Security Verification Bill
• Tech Firms Vow Not To Aid Governments In Cyberattacks
• Facebook Wants Privacy Suit Stay Pending JPML Decision
• Consumers, Wine Retailer Can't Get Pricing Row Deal OK'd
• Pfizer, Ranbaxy Look To Dump State Claims In Lipitor MDL
• Restaurant Consultant Seeks Quick Exit From Robocall Suit
• NY AG Wants Info From Crypto-Exchanges In Industry Inquiry
• Wells Fargo Fights Inside Trading Row Over Account Scandal
• Gold's Gym Seeks Quick Win In Unwanted Text Messages Suit
• Senate Takes Up Measure Nixing CFPB Auto Lending Rule
• 5 Ways Law Firms Are Becoming More Like Hotels
• Marketers Can't Toss FTC's $43M Discount Clubs Fraud Suit
• Cloud Systems Increasingly Under Cyberattack, Insurer Says
• What's New In NIST's Updated Cybersecurity Framework
• Alliance Security Wants Do-Not-Call Case Moved To RI
• Mashed Potatoes Buyers Can't Believe It's Not Butter
• NJ Woman Sues Panera Over Contaminated Salad
• How CPSC Late Reporting Penalty Trends Are Evolving
• Uber Hid Breach, Ducked Fine And Set New Legal Ground
• Dropping Ranks: Lathrop's Rough Patch
• Dropping Ranks: Andrews Kurth's Pre-Merger Dip
• Why BigLaw's Partnerships Are Shrinking
• Dropping Ranks: Stroock's 'Shrink To Grow' Strategy
• US, UK Say Russian Hackers Targeting Vulnerable Routers
• Hyundai, Kia Hit With Driver Action Over 'Defective' Engines
• Victims Of Faked Online Love To Get Payback From Scammer
• 'Aggrieved Consumer' Must Have Suffered Harm: NJ Justices
• Facebook Users Win Class Cert. In Face Scan Privacy Row
• Drawbacks Aside, Clyburn Backs States' Net Neutrality Push
• Exxon Mobil Escapes Suit Over Credit Card Receipts
• Trader Joe's Fruit Bar Ingredients Are Misleading, Suit Says
• T-Mobile To Shell Out $40M To Settle FCC Rural Call Probe
• Ex-Inmates Lose Cert. Bid In Securus Call Recording Suit
• CORRECTED: McSweeny Set To Exit FTC Later This Month
• Gorsuch's 1st Year Shows He Is A Conservative Activist
• Food Advertising: Don't Wing It, Or You Will Face The Heat
• What Makes CPSC's Polaris Settlement Special
• Electrolux Again Wins Trim Of Overheating-Oven Suit
• Equifax Cybersecurity Ruling Heightens Risk For Companies
• The Law360 400
• How 5 Firms Grew Without Merging
• Megafirms Find New Heights In Grounded Market
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• W.Va. AG Piles Onto Flood Of Equifax Data Breach Suits
• Canadian Drug Cos. To Pay $34M For Selling Phony Products
• Google Must Scrub Some Crime Search Hits, UK Judge Says
• CFPB Fights Quick Win Bid By Law Firms In Illegal Fees Suit
• FTC's Ohlhausen Fights Criticism Of 2-Commissioner Watchdog
• Russian Must Pay $302M In International Data Hacking Case
• 4th Circ. Finds Md. Drug Pricing Law Unconstitutional
• Oxygen Device Maker Inogen Reports Customer Data Breach
• FDA Exits Suit On American Spirit 'Natural' Cigarette Deal
• Pfizer Can't Shake Suit Over Deceptive Robitussin Labels
• Loews Escapes 20% Restaurant Service Charge Suit
• A Chat With Baker Botts CMO Gillian Ward
• Gym's Membership Rules Violate Ill. Law, Customers Claim
• British Airways, Flyers Seek OK On $42M Deal To End Suit
• 1st Circ. Tosses Duped Renter's Suit Over Phony Resort
• Wells Fargo May Face $1B Fine For Customer Charges
• FDA Bans Bulk Sale Of Concentrated Caffeine Supplements
• When Your Trademark Is A False Advertisement
• Preempting Preemption: Device Cases After Shuker — Part 2
• Facebook Drops Fight Against Calif. User Privacy Proposal
• Uber Dodges Fine In FTC Deal Over 2016 Breach Cover-Up
• OMB Head At Helm Thwarts CFPB Autonomy, DC Circ. Told
• 2nd Circ. Revives Putative Class' Illegal Insurance Claims
• Security Co. Sees Biometric Privacy Suit Over Finger Scans
• NFL's Rams Must Hand Over Pricing Data In Ticketholder Suit
• Hackers Sold Saks Data On Dark Web, Shoppers Say
• Mulvaney Quizzed By Senators On CFPB Leadership, Data
• Ballard Spahr Nabs Consumer Finance Atty From Stroock
• 7th Circ. Tosses Banks' Suit Over Schnuck Data Breach
• Irish High Court Pushes Outline For Probing Data Transfers
• Family Sues Apple Seeking Late Loved One's ICloud Info
• General Mills Says Trans Fat Suit 'Unmistakably' Preempted
• What Cos. Need To Know About China's New Market Regulator
• Preempting Preemption: Device Cases After Shuker — Part 1
• Finance-Savvy Millennials Are Shifting Business Of Law
• 11th Circ. Denies LabMD Full Review In Tiversa Fraud Row
• JPMorgan Hit With Suit Over Alleged Cryptocurrency Fees
• Mulvaney Tells House Members He Hasn't 'Blown Up' CFPB
• Dog Trainer Says Pet Food Contains Lead, Other Toxins
• Queries Over Data 'Control' Lead Day 2 Of Zuckerberg Grilling
• Hartford's Calif. Depreciation Deal Nears Initial OK
• 7th Circ. Revives Barnes & Noble Security Breach Suit
• McSweeny Says FTC Needs New Powers To Tackle Privacy
• Fiat Chrysler, DOJ Emissions Settlement Talks Moving Ahead
• Navajo Nation Says Wells Fargo Must Face Fake Account Suit
• 7th Circ. OKs Nix Of Class Action Over 1-Hour Massages
• Odwalla Fights Consumers' Cert. Bid In 'No Added Sugar' Row
• Farmers Win OK Of $1.5B Syngenta GMO Corn Settlement
• Theranos, Walgreens Dodge Some Claims In Blood Test Row
• Gibson Dunn To Rep Facebook In Data Misuse Suits
• DraftKings, FanDuel Users Want MDL Halted For Deal Talks
• Why CPSC Sued To Recall Stroller That Met Standards
• Attorney-Client Privilege Is Alive And Well
• UK Taps Ex-Politician For CMA Role As It Reviews Law
• Dissolving Practice
• Sens. Back Privacy Legislation As Facebook CEO Faces Fire
• 7th Circ. Urged To Revive Class Cert. In Junk Fax Suits
• LegalZoom Can Arbitrate IP Firm's Ad, Competition Claims
• Consumer Reports Readers Seek $16M Data-Selling Deal OK
• Fashion Co. Fossil Must Face Suit Over Outlet Store Pricing
• Trader Joe's, Kombucha Cos. Hit With False Ad Suits
• Fitbit User Seeks To Keep Alive Heart Rate Monitor Row
• Ford, Bosch Want Emissions-Cheating RICO Suit Dumped
• Capital One Hit With Proposed Class Action Over ATM Fees
• Rams Can't Pause Ticket Holders' Suit During Appeal
• Dissolving Practice: How To Fix A Dysfunctional Law Firm
• UK Facebook Investigation Offers Early GDPR Lessons
• Who's Liable For A Crash When It's The Car Driving?
• Federal Vs. State: The Fight To Regulate Student Loans
• 2 Lender Trade Groups Sue CFPB Over Payday Lending Rule
• 4 Things To Watch As Facebook CEO Heads To Congress
• Nissan Contractor, Dealership Sued Over '0% Financing'
• Imperva Largely Dodges Worker Background Check Suit
• 49ers Fans Urge Cert. In Suit Over Disabled Stadium Access
• NY Cracking Down On Local Cartels With Criminal Charges
• Rep. Asks FCC to Probe Cambridge Analytica-TV Links
• CFPB, Debt Collector Law Firm Must Brace For Trial In Ohio
• Calif. Court Awards $6.45M Judgment In 'Revenge Porn' Case
• Mass. Justices Say Passive Debt Buyer Doesn't Need License
• AT&T Asks 9th Circ. To Return Throttle Suit To Arbitration
• Bitcoin ATM Operator Hit With TCPA Suit Over Spam Texts
• Whole Foods Wants 'Hypoallergenic' False-Ad Suit Tossed
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Cars, Lumber, Food Safety Top Docket
• Google Must Pay For Illegally Gathering Kids' Data, FTC Told
• CLOUD Act: Start Or End For Cross-Border Data Exchanges?
• Congressional Forecast: April
• McDonald's Escapes Deceptive Value Meal Marketing Suit
• Dissolving Practice: Partner Agreement Clauses That Can Help
• A 9th Circ. Warning For Game Apps With Micro-Transactions
• Facebook's Face Scanning Violates Privacy Pact, FTC Told
• Ill. Marriott Shared Employees' Fingerprint Data, Suit Says
• Facebook Backs Political Ad Bill, Will Verify 'Issue' Ads
• Lord & Taylor Hit With Suit Over Recent Data Breach
• Zillow Seeks To Ax Investor Suit Over Co-Marketing Program
• 9th Circ. Reinvigorates Sex Aid Supplement Suit
• Uber Data Breach Actions Land In California
• 9th Circ. Fells Order To Arbitrate T-Mobile TCPA Suit
• Snickers Protein Bars Overstate Protein Quality, Suit Says
• SEC Freezes $27M In Allegedly Illegal Longfin Share Proceeds
• Dissolving Practice: The Unfinished Business Doctrine
• Wilson, Consumers Settle Youth Baseball Bat False Ad Suit
• Sports Camp Operator Hit With TCPA Suit For Unwanted Texts
• Massachusetts Ban On Assault Weapons Upheld
• 9th Circ.'s Expansive Standard For Standing In Breach Case
• Senate Regulatory Relief Bill Would Benefit Community Banks
• What To Do After A Product Recall
• Should We Trust The Fiduciary Rule Is Gone?
• My Big Coin Consents To Injunction As Fraud Case Continues
• BlackRock, Others To Share Mutual Fund Metrics, NY AG Says
• TM Co. Wants Sanctions Over Witness Tampering Claims
• Credit Reporting Agency Shakes FCRA Row Over Shared Data
• Delta, Sears Customer Data Possibly Caught In Breach
• Dairy Co. Sues FDA Over 'Imitation' Skim Milk Labeling Rule
• Mercedes-Benz Dodges Attys' Fees In Engine Defect Suit
• Apple Concealed IPhone Battery Problem, Suit Says
• Impax's $20M Settlement In Pay-For-Delay Suit Clears Hurdle
• Aetna HIV Privacy Suit Goes Back To Calif. State Court
• What To Do During A Product Recall
• Onus Is On Celebrity ICO Pitchmen For Greater Due Diligence
• Equifax Can't Skip Mass. AG Suit Alleging Security Failures
• Breach Notification Expands To 50 States With Alabama Law
• Cryptocurrency Co. Says Virtual Money Not Futures
• Amazon Unit Seeks OK Of Award Against UK Book Cos.
• Ill. Honda Drivers Seek Cert. In Rodent-Chewed Wire Suit
• AccuWeather 'Deceptively' Tracks App Users, Suit Says
• Supplement Co. Manager Cops To Selling Illegal Stimulants
• Bankrupt Payday Lender Can't Move Pa. AG's Suit To Texas
• Facebook Now Estimates 87M Users' Data Improperly Shared
• 3 New Settlements Highlight DOJ Scrutiny Of Device Makers
• Olive Oil Maker Settles Bertolli Labeling Suit For $7M
• Challengers Of Trump's '2-For-1' Order Seek To Revive Suit
• Broker, Radio Host Duped Elderly, Mass. Regulator Says
• What To Do Before A Product Recall
• IP Atty Accused Of 'Bizarre Scheme' In TM Antitrust Suit
• Uber Settlement Marks Turning Point For Crash Litigation
• GM Loses Quick-Win Bid In Faulty Ignition Switch MDL
• Facebook Beats Non-Users' Biometric Privacy Suit
• Lyft Slams 'Reckless' 9th Circ. Appeal Of Privacy Claims
• SC Johnson Can't Escape Suit Over Sunscreen SPF Value
• DOJ, AT&T Duel Over 9% Customer Drop Estimate
• Microsoft Joins DOJ In Urging High Court To Nix Warrant Row
• Vitamin Shoppe Answer Claims It Pumped Up Powder Benefits
• Trust Attorneys' Fee Fight Decision Deferred To NY Court
• Price Of A Chicken Sandwich Keeps No-Tipping Suit On Menu
• Panera Bread Data Breach Exposes Customer Info
• Nordea Bank Looks To Toss Fraudulent Transfers Suit
• Hain Celestial Dodges Bulk Of Juice False Ad Suit
• Crypto 'Visa' Card Duo Accused Of $32M ICO Fraud
• 50 Years After MLK's Death, Housing Segregation Persists
• Net Neutrality Update: Here's What Major Players Are Saying
• Hot Topic Seeks TCPA Suit Stay Until 'Autodialer' Defined
• Insurer Needn't Cover Tuna Labeling Fight, 11th Circ. Says
• Innovator Liability Is The Least Scary Thing About Rafferty
• Target Says Its Makeup Wipes Are Appropriately Advertised
• Another Dismissal Of TCPA Claims Involving Nonprofits
• Saks, Lord & Taylor Confirm Payment Card Data Breach
• NJ Car Dealer Escapes Class Action Over Fraud Claims
• Ice Miller Adds Jenner & Block Partner To Privacy Group
• Dr Pepper Dodges 'Diet' False Ad Claim, For Now
• US Bank Escapes Class Action Over RMBS Trustee Role
• Tax Software Co. Evades Class Action Over Glitches
• Mulvaney Calls On Congress To Curb CFPB's Independence
• No Sanctions For Enviro Groups In Poultry Farm Labeling Row
• FTC Names Former Official As New Acting GC
• Drivers Seek Cert. In $60M Privacy Suit Over Vehicle Records
• Mobile Content Co. Exec Gets 10 Years For $100M Text Scam
• Microsoft Data Case 'Moot' Due To CLOUD Act, Justices Told
• Kimberly-Clark, Halyard Get $450M Punitives Slashed
• Wendy's Shareholders' Data Breach Suits Consolidated
• How Senate Bill Would Change Compliance For Midsize Banks
• Innovator Liability: A Pandora's Box For Pharma Cos.?
• The SEC Cyber Unit's First 6 Months, And What's Ahead
• How DC Circ. TCPA Decision Affects Health Care Cos.