Consumer Protection Archive » June, 2018

Consumer Protection - June, 2018

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• Justice Kennedy Leaves Mixed Record On Civil Rights
• Wells Fargo Beats Out Fla. City's Discriminatory Lending Suit
• Justice Kennedy's Departure Leaves Privacy Limits Up In Air
• BofA Sued Over Owner-Occupied Home Searches
• Morgan Stanley To Pay $3.6M SEC Penalty Over Banker Fraud
• Trump Says He Will Announce Supreme Court Nominee July 9
• Health Hires: Fenwick, Dechert, Holland & Hart, Carlton Fields
• Settlement Issues May Force 9th Circ. Rethink Of Hyundai Kia
• LL Bean Escapes Class Action Over New Customer Warranty
• AT&T, FCC Settle 911 Outage Investigation For $5.3M
• Kennedy's Retirement: Legacy, Fallout & The Battle Ahead
• Citibank To Repay Cardholders $335M After CFPB Probe
• Actavis Reaches Tentative Deal To Exit Testosterone MDL
• Bank Beats Atty-Turned-Restaurateur's Suit Over Check Fraud
• Non-Customer Hits Cox With TCPA Suit For Collection Calls
• Limiting Law Firms' Professional Liability Risks: Part 3
• New Stats On Millennial Attorney Disciplinary Actions
• A Midyear Review Of State Attorney General Enforcement
• EU Law Brings Data Sharing Pointers For US Financial Cos.
• Calif. Enacts Internet Privacy Law, Erasing Ballot Effort
• Ginger Snaps Trans Fat Suit Stays Federal In California
• Why The Defense Bar Celebrates Kennedy
• Roberts Becomes True Power As 'Kennedy Court' Ends
• Exactis Sued After Exposure Of 200M Consumers' Info
• Calif. Accuses Navient Of 'Deceitful' Student Loan Tactics
• WTO Backs Australia's Tobacco Plain Packaging Rules
• Wells Fargo, Borrowers Float $30M Post-Loan Interest Deal
• Bitcoin Cash Investor Fights Coinbase's Arbitration Bid
• Ex-Sprint Subscriber Claims Flood Of Texts 'Harassed' Him
• Limiting Law Firms' Professional Liability Risks: Part 2
• Delay On Kennedy Replacement 'Ain't Going To Happen': GOP
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer: Prioritizing Is Always Key
• What You Should Know About The 24/7 Cybercrime Network
• The Narrowing Of Damages Claims In Advertising Cases
• From Iqbal To Citizens United: Kennedy's Biggest Decisions
• Life After Kennedy: 1 Big Question, 6 Judges To Watch
• 'Goodbye, Tony!' Justices Bid Farewell To Kennedy
• GSK Planned Off-Label Pitch At Every OB-GYN, Families Say
• Calif. Panel Remands Crowell & Moring DQ In Fluidmaster Suit
• When Partisan Passion Raged, Kennedy Was The Vote To Get
• Calif. Internet Privacy Bill Heads To Vote As Cos. Back Off
• Facebook Investor Can't Explain 'Beef' With Calif. Suits
• Equifax Agrees To Improve IT Oversight In 8-State Deal
• Limiting Law Firms' Professional Liability Risks: Part 1
• Utah's AG Asks Judge To Unseal Harvard Admissions Data
• Fyre Festival Investor Can Pursue Claims Against Organizers
• Consumers Win Cert. In Canada Dry Ginger Ale Labeling Row
• FEC Considers New Rules For Online Political Ad Disclosure
• GOP Kicks Off Race To Confirm Kennedy Replacement
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer: How Congress Affected My Career
• Justice Kennedy's Retirement To Upset High Court Balance
• 9th Circ. Sets Sphere Of Liability For Calif. Consumer Laws
• 7th Circ. Revives Bid To Warn Court Of 'Objector Blackmail'
• Supermarkets Urge 8th Circ. Not To Revive Data Breach Suit
• Yahoo's Win On Autodialer Definition Backed By 3rd Circ.
• AT&T Customer Again Seeks Cert. In Suit Over Roaming Fees
• Fiat Chrysler Must Face Crash Claim Despite Ch. 11 Sale
• Senate Dems Urge FCC To Fortify TCPA Robocall Rules
• DOJ Inks Deals With Two Tribes In Payday Lending Case
• Liquor Chain's Bid For Hack Coverage Revived By 5th Circ.
• Fiat Chrysler Subpoenas Come 'Far Too Late,' Investors Say
• Student Loan Biz's $1M TCPA Deal Gets Initial OK
• Express Scripts Tells Court It Owns Pharmacies' Patient Data
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer: DC Isn't As Bad As You Think
• New, Improved Rules For 'High Volatility' Real Estate Loans
• FSB Shines Light On Crypto-Assets, Cyber-Resilience
• DOJ Touts 8 Arrests In $15M Africa-Based Cyber Conspiracy
• High Court Won't Review Processor Liability In FTC Fraud Row
• CFPB Loses Confidentiality Challenge Over Ocwen Responses
• Judge Wary Of Certifying TCPA Classes Over CVS Calls
• Justices Kick Florist Gay Bias Suit To Wash. Supreme Court
• Fast-Food Chain Checkers Must Face TCPA Suit Over Text Ads
• NY Ruling Could Fuel Push To Turn CFPB Into Commission
• CFPB Ends Investigation Into Zillow's Co-Marketing Program
• Uber's 'Barely Visible' Button Isn't Binding, 1st Circ. Says
• 'Revenge Porn' Site MyEx.Com Shut Down By Nevada Judge
• Wells Fargo Wants Proof Behind Philly Predatory Loan Claims
• Drivers Slam Fiat Chrysler's Bid To Evade Emissions MDL
• Target Debt Robocalls Are Harassment, Mass. Top Court Says
• Justices To Weigh Sexual Energy False Ad Class Cert.
• Hotel Chains Want Out Of Search Engine Antitrust Suit
• 8th Circ. Tosses Federal Claims In Propane Antitrust Row
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer: 6 Things I Learned In Congress
• Kanye West Stuck With Suit Over Tidal Tweet's 'Never' Vow
• High Court Ruling May Spur Broader Location Privacy Limits
• BNY Mellon Slams 'Broken' Atty Relationship In Cert. Fight
• 'Gem Water' Co. Lied About Stones' Health Benefits, Suit Says
• Cirque Du Soleil Says China Agritech Dooms Ill. TCPA Suit
• FTC, Memory-Booster Co. Spar Over Errors At 2nd. Circ.
• Odwalla's Sugar Label Logic Is Faulty, Consumers Say
• Ford Buyers Drop $50M Deal After Judge Raises Concerns
• Scottrade Seeks Fees For Litigating After Companion Suit Nix
• Exxon, Others Hit With Price-Fixing Suit In Calif.
• Charter Can't Use FCC Rule To Escape False Net Speed Suit
• Cox, Consumers Reach Settlement In Cable TV Fee Suit
• Omni Hotels Faces False Advertising Suit Over Resort Fees
• MyFitnessPal User Slams Push To Arbitrate Data Breach Row
• Cheers To 80 Years Of The Food, Drug, And Cosmetic Act
• Feds Need Warrant For Cell Location Data, High Court Says
• Pella Class Rejects $5M Fee Bids After Inking Bigger Deal
• States To Steer Drone Privacy After DC Circ. FAA Ruling
• Sears Customer Can't Revive NJ Suit After Not Being Harmed
• DOL's Fiduciary Rule's Demise Made Official By 5th Circ.
• GM Presses Bid To Shave Claims In Drivers' Emissions Suit
• Checkbook IRAs And Digital Assets: A Bet Against The House
• Canada Dry Ginger Ale 'Made From Real Ginger' Suit Tossed
• Administrative Fees For $2.3B In Forex Deals Top $9.5M
• Win For Zen Magnets Still A Good Precedent For The CPSC
• Feds, Fla. Carrier Settle Deceptive Marketing Investigation
• BigLaw's Associate Salary Model Is A Relic Of A Bygone Era
• Comcast Forces TCPA Robocall Suit Into Arbitration
• CFPB Structure Ruled Unconstitutional By NY Judge
• The PHH Decision And The Future Of CFPB
• Sanofi Judge Skeptical She Was Wrong To Toss Antitrust Suit
• New FTC Weighing Need To Alter Policies For Digital Economy
• Comcast Unit Can't Arbitrate Class Action Over Robocalls
• Navient Agrees To Pay $2.5M To End Robocall Class Action
• Wells Fargo Gets Some Claims Curbed In Auto Insurance MDL
• Calif. State Committee Tones Down Net Neutrality Bill
• HHS Unveils Controversial Drinking Water Contaminant Study
• Comcast Opened Xfinity Accounts Without OK, Customers Say
• Definition Of 'New' Preserves TransUnion Suit Against Equifax
• Bondholders Defend Amended VW Emissions Fraud Suit
• New York Sues 3M, Other Manufacturers Over Toxic Foam
• Attys Seek $1M In Slack-Fill Deal Offering 25-Cent Payouts
• FCC Nominee Starks Says He'll Focus On Telemedicine
• Think Finance Gets Support On Bid To Dismiss CFPB Suit
• Tips For Keeping FDA Advisory Action Letters Out Of Court
• Network Unbundling Will Hurt Smaller ISPs, Lawmakers Told
• Tenant Groups Want Voices Heard After NYCHA Reform Deal
• AT&T, Illinois Bell Dropped From Robocall TCPA Suit
• Cruise Co. Free To Fight Any Claims In $76M Robocall Deal
• Defenses Remain For Companies In Calif. Call Recording Suits
• Fla. Consumer Seeks Class Cert. In Burger King Receipt Suit
• Facebook App Creator Backs Data Privacy Regulation Efforts
• Former Aegerion Execs Say FDA Approval Negates FCA Case
• 5 Investment Advisers Ran $102M Ponzi Scheme, SEC Says
• Dental Startup Beats Big Distributors' False Ad Claims
• 11th Circ. Revives Hooters Website Accessibility Suit
• Verizon, AT&T Say They Will Cut Off Location-Data Sellers
• #MeToo At Law Firms And What We Can Do About It
• FDA's 'Added Sugar' Label Proposal Stings Honey, Maple Cos.
• Fees Not Hidden, LendingClub Says In Challenge To FTC Suit
• Facebook Users Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Tracking Claims
• US Bank Faces New Count In Del. Student Loan Trust Suit
• Dems Ask CFPB Pick To Describe Her Role In Border Policy
• Whole Foods Nabs Partial Win In Yogurt Sugar Content Row
• No Sanctions For Atty Who Shared Allegedly Confidential Info
• Anadarko Dodges Securities Suit Over Safety Risks, For Now
• 3M Wants Out Of California Drivers' Unpaid Tolls Suit
• Ice Cream Butterfat Row Headed For Boston Trial In July
• Ex-Prof Slams For-Profit Law School's Bid To Slip FCA Suit
• Scrutinizing Noncash Settlements In Consumer Class Actions
• J&J Escapes Consumers' Claims Over 'Hypoallergenic' Labels
• A Chat With Holland & Knight CFO Mia Stutzman
• New Frontier Of US Health Info Regulation Comes From EU
• Wells Fargo Must Face Oakland's Trimmed Loan Bias Suit
• The Hurdles Facing BigLaw's Minority Women
• GCs Tackle Law Firm Culture In Diversity Push
• The Best Firms For Minority Equity Partners
• Knowledge Lawyers Can Help Firms Stay Ahead Of The Curve
• LabCorp Shakes HIPAA Suit Over Data Intake Station Setup
• Kohl's Customer Can't Get Refund In Discount Suit: 9th Circ.
• CFPB Nominee Could Open Door To Lengthier Mulvaney Stay
• Justices Won't Review Lumber Liquidators Shoppers' Suit
• Lyft Says TCPA Suit Can't Tie It To Unwanted Texts
• Ex-Calif. Restaurateur Gets Law Firms' Retaliation Claim Axed
• Amazon Urged Not To Sell Face-Recognition Tool To Gov't
• Dr. Oz Reaches $5M Settlement Over 'Miracle' Diet Pills
• In Their Own Words: Minority Partners On Reaching The Top
• Ally Financial Settles Contract Fee Fight For $20M
• Fiat Investors Win Cert. In Emissions-Fraud Losses Suit
• Samsung Washer Cases Paused As Panel Mulls Entry To MDL
• Google, Huawei Slam Discovery Bid In Phone Defect Suit
• Bristol-Myers Squibb: 1 Year Later
• High Court Rejects AT&T Data-Usage Arbitration Dispute
• Lumber Liquidators MDLs Get Initial OK For $36M Settlement
• The 2018 Law360 Diversity Snapshot
• FTC In Full Force: What To Expect From New Leadership
• Insights From State AG Coordinated Opioid Investigation
• High Court To Hear Apple's Appeal In Monopoly Case
• Minority Lawyers On Why They Left BigLaw
• Taking On The 'Petri Dish' Of BigLaw Bias
• The Best Firms For Minority Attorneys
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: By The Numbers
• Law360's Pro Say: What BigLaw Should Do About Diversity
• Fitbit Abuses Arbitration To Skip All Claims, Consumers Say
• Hi-Tech Deserves $40M Sanctions, FTC Tells 11th Circ.
• Verizon Users Vie To Keep 'Zombie Cookies' Suit Alive
• Drivers' Attys In Axed Uber Data Hack Suit Ask For Fees
• FTC Backs Flexible Approach To Regulating Internet Of Things
• FCC Urged To Fight Contractor Debt-Collection Robocalls
• EPA Promises To Ensure Lead Paint Inspectors Are Trained
• Fiduciary Rule's End Leads Merrill Lynch To Review IRA Policy
• Drivers Slam Ford, Bosch Bid To Sink Emissions-Cheating Suit
• Seagate Buyers Must Carve Up Class Cert. Bid, Judge Says
• Consumers Rip Car Dealer's Late Bid To Trim TCPA Class
• Chancery Master Sought For $15B Student Loan Trust
• Volleyball Players Blast Coach's Bid To Dodge Sex Abuse Suit
• Harvard 'Buried' Racial Bias Evidence, Denied Applicants Say
• OneWest Again Avoids Fraud Claim In Foreclosure Action
• Quicken Slams 'Repeat' TCPA Plaintiff's Suit In Dismissal Bid
• DOT Tells DC Circ. Suit On Wheelchair Rule Delay Is Untimely
• An Unprecedented Look Inside The FARA Unit
• Feds Sue Chicago Wholesale Co. Over Mislabeled Meat
• Nestle, Hershey Can't Nix Child-Labor Warning Row: Buyers
• Pyrex Maker Faces Class Action Over Material Change
• One Size Doesn't Fit All Product Labeling Class Actions
• What To Expect After CFPB's Student Loan Office Reorg
• Amended Fiduciary Rule: Done, Done, On To The Next One
• Anthem Breach Attys' $38M Fee Ask 'Overreach,' Judge Says
• 8th Circ. Backs $10M Target Data Breach Deal After Remand
• LegalForce Slips Sanctions In TM Co. Witness Tampering Row
• CFTC Calls Virtual Currencies 'Goods' At Boston Hearing
• NJ Car Owners Score Victories In Suits Against Towing Cos.
• GEICO Customers Get Quick Win In Car Tax Payment Suit
• Plaintiffs Want AbbVie Fined $500K In Testosterone Row
• General Mills Trans Fat Ruling Deferred For 9th Circ. Decision
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Deutsche Bank Tax Shelter Suit
• LL Bean Without Leg To Stand On In Slipper Suit, Man Says
• Why Lawyers Shouldn't Accept Fees In Cryptocurrency: Part 2
• What To Know About New Colo. Data Privacy Law
• AbbVie Wins 5th Bellwether In Testosterone MDL
• Dr Pepper Fights Class Cert. Bid In Ginger Ale False Ad Row
• FCC Urged To Create Reassigned Phone Number Database
• Apple To Close IPhone Backdoor Used By Law Enforcement
• CFPB Fines Security Group $5M For Debt Collection Practices
• Charter Can't Duck Suit Over Calls To Debtor's Employee
• No Action In Wedding Florist Case After Masterpiece Ruling
• New GM Questions Scope Of Ch. 11 Defect Deal
• Renter Slams 'Absurd' Dismissal Bid In Avis Insurance Row
• Nutraceutical Appeals Enviros' Fees In Suit It Calls Moot
• PayPal Wins Bid To Force Charity Class Suit Into Arbitration
• 4th Circ. Revives Optometrists' Data Breach Suit
• Product Liability Meets The Internet Of Things At The CPSC
• Consumer Group Can't Revive Calif. Organic Formula Suit
• Mulvaney Ends PHH Saga But Legal Questions Linger
• From The 1st Billboards To '3 Billboards': A Legal Evolution
• Why Lawyers Shouldn't Accept Fees In Cryptocurrency: Part 1
• Judge Denies Bid By CFPB, Groups To Stay Payday Rule
• Privacy Group Urges 2nd Circ. To Protect Users, Not Grindr
• Disabled Riders Tell NY Transit Agencies Trains Inaccessible
• EU Lawmakers Call For End To 'Privacy Shield' Pact By Sept.
• Whole Foods 'Hypoallergenic' False-Ad Suit Greatly Trimmed
• Toyota Sheds Suit Alleging Car Wires Enticed Hungry Rats
• Facebook Data Pacts Could Spur GDPR-Like Protections
• Investors Slam Fiat Chrysler's 'Bait And Switch' Discovery Bid
• Humana Ordered To Turn Over Docs In EpiPen Antitrust MDL
• DirecTV User Fights Arbitration Bid In Billing Privacy Suit
• Online Lender Accused Of Using Tribe To Shield Illegal Loans
• Consumers Say Miami Airport 'Exit Fees' Suit Belongs In Fla.
• Drugmakers Denied Patient Info In Opioid MDL Bellwethers
• Watchdog Says DOL Is Stalling On OT, Fiduciary Rule Info
• Payday Loan Scammer Gets 10 Years For $220M Scheme
• Antitrust Chief Defends Sticking To Consumer Welfare Focus
• Allergan's Fat-Freezing Unit Freed From False Ad Claims
• Yahoo Hit With £250K Fine Over 2014 Data Breach
• Rosen Law To Lead AMD Investor Suit Over Chip Flaw
• CORRECTION: Fyre Festival Investor Wants To Pursue $3M Claim
• Zimmer NexGen MDL Nears Finish With Confidential Deal
• Did CFPB Have Authority To Issue New Regs Under RESPA?
• Square To Pay $2.2M To Settle Food Delivery Tip Claims
• Payday Groups Defend Joint Request For CFPB Rule Stay
• 74 Arrested In Alleged Email Scam Targeting Wire Transfers
• Former Equifax Exec Wants Insider Trading Charges Dropped
• Ford's $50M Faulty Touch-Screen Deal Faces Skeptical Judge
• Wells Fargo Bans Crypto Purchases On Its Credit Cards
• Jury Awards Dyson $16M Over Rival's False Vacuum Ads
• Medical Software Co. Looks To Toss Data Breach MDL
• Saks Hit With Class Action Over 'Notorious' Hackers' Breach
• StubHub Can't Shake Suit Over Hidden Ticket Fees
• Net Neutrality Repeal Means Status Quo, Supporters Say
• NYC Housing Agency OKs $1.2B Reform Amid Health Issues
• GM Ignition Switch Suit Goes From SDNY To NM State Court
• Merck Urges Justices To Review Fosamax MDL Revival
• Fiat Chrysler Moves To Trim Jeep Grand Cherokee Defect Suit
• Hiding Complaints About Wall St. Benefits Mulvaney Donors
• Werther's Candy Maker Settles Suit Over Underfilled Bags
• A Look At 2 GDPR-Inspired Privacy Bills In Senate
• Mulvaney Defends Reboot Of CFPB's Advisory Boards
• Student Debt Relief Co. To Pay Nearly $12M To End FTC Suit
• New EU Cybersecurity Certification Program Moves Forward
• Caliber Home Loan Ditches $5M Breach Class Action, For Now
• Tesla Urged To Fix Driver-Assist System After Crash Report
• FTC Taps New Inspector General From Commerce
• FCC's O'Rielly Outlines Which States Still Divert 911 Fees
• Meet The Lobbyist Battling FDA In Epic Supplement Clash
• Impediments To Legal Industry's 'Inevitable' Future: Part 2
• Think Finance Says CFPB's 'Threadbare' Suit Must Go
• Equifax Looks To Ditch Shareholder Data Breach Fraud Claims
• Delta Customer Launches Suit Over 2017 Data Breach
• Chicago Transit Cards Charged For Phantom Rides, Suit Says
• New FCC Rules Take On Illicit Carrier Switching, Charges
• Legal Risks For Consumer Products Cos. In 2018: Part 2
• Limited Comfort For Corporate Defendants Post-LabMD Ruling
• Tesla's $5.4M Autopilot Deal Needs State-Law Study: Judge
• Car Dealer Aims To Narrow Class In TCPA Suit Over Texts
• Calif. Toll Operators Slam Drivers' Class Cert. Bid
• Ironshore, 23andMe Get ADR OK In DNA Case Coverage Row
• AutoZone Customers Denied Cert. In Faulty-Parts Suit
• Judge Slams 'Problematic' Deal In Ford Touch-Screen Row
• Mulvaney Dismisses CFPB's Proceedings Against PHH Corp.
• Investor Groups Take On SEC Paperless Reporting Rule
• Fla. Hotel Hit With Class Action Over Automatic Gratuities
• FTC Facing Data Security Conundrum Post-LabMD
• Uber Driver's Wage Class Action Stayed Pending Similar Suits
• Boucher, Schneider Wallace To Lead VW Salespersons Suits
• UK Tribunal Overturns £89M Epilepsy Drug Pricing Fine
• Fiat Chrysler Drivers Seek Cert. In Emissions MDL
• Proposed Bill Targets Cancer Risk Product Labeling
• 9th Circ. OKs Toss Of Twinings Tea Antioxidant Case
• Legal Risks For Consumer Products Cos. In 2018: Part 1
• Mass. Justices Place Duty To Get Docs' OK On Pharmacies
• Impediments To Legal Industry's 'Inevitable' Future: Part 1
• VW To Pay Oklahoma $8.5M Over Eco-Friendly Diesel Ads
• Wendy's Data Breach Claims To Be Governed By Ohio Law
• CFPB To Dissolve Consumer Advisory Board, 2 Other Groups
• Builder Escapes Fraud Claims Over Chicago-Area Homes
• Flip-Flopping Arguments Can't Save Kohl's From ADA Row
• Wyndham Customer Stands Behind Claims In Resort Fees Suit
• IDT Energy To Pay $1.4M Over Claims It Tricked NJ Customers
• Insurers Ask 5th Circ. To Definitively End Fiduciary Rule
• FTC Wins Injunction In False Google Agent Suit
• Faulty Coffee Filter Claims Survive Walmart Toss Attempt
• State Farm Hit With $34.3M Jury Verdict Over Policy Fees
• Group Asks DC Circ. To Rehear FTC Soundboard Call Rule
• Uber Urges Arbitration In Riders' Driver Assault Suit
• FTC's Chopra Promises 'Vigorous' Protection Of Consumer Data
• Email Unsubscription Service Ducks Data Mining Privacy Suit
• 11th Circ. Frees LabMD From FTC Data Security Order
• Montgomery McCracken Faces $620M Suit For Toxic Tort Work
• Faulty-Engine Suit Against Hyundai, Kia In Ill. Sent To Calif.
• Panera Customers End Breach Suit, Say They Weren't Harmed
• FIFA Targets Ticket Reseller's 'Deceptive' World Cup Sales
• Jailed Racer's Ferrari Allowed To Be Sold In $1.3B FTC Case
• Judge Sides With USDA On Beef, Pork Labeling Rules
• Kennedy Ends 'Masterpiece' With LGBT Rights Legacy Intact
• 2nd Bite At 'Natural' Cooking Oil Suit Hinges On Money
• Google, YouTube Push To Stop Kids Data Privacy Class Action
• Dem AGs Urge CFPB To Keep Complaint Database Open
• Advisory Board Members Say CFPB Tuning Them Out
• Lawmakers Raise Concerns About HHS Cyber Law Rollout
• Samsung Wants Class Settlement In Washer Fight Scrubbed
• FTC Slams Telemarketing Operations For Billions Of Robocalls
• Telecom Agency Seeks Advice On Int'l Internet Policy
• Feds Try To Force Tax Preparers' Depositions In Fraud Case
• Consumers Win Certification In Bank Autodialing Suit
• Autobahn Defends $1.6M Settlement In Auto Parts Suit
• Net Neutrality Move May Have Unintended Effect, Attys Warn
• Harm Of Trump's '2-For-1' Order Is Clear, Challengers Say
• Fitbit Must Face Bulk Of Heart Rate Tracking Suit
• Facebook Fan Page Admin Must Protect Data, EU Court Says
• Texas Co. Recalls 34K Lbs. Of Beef Products Due To Plastic
• Digital Toy Data Breach Highlights Cybersecurity Concerns
• Facebook Says Biased Housing Ad Suit Belongs In Calif.
• Apple Won't Cover Watches That Shatter, Consumer Claims
• A Better Method For Achieving Broader Class Action Reform
• Facebook Faces Heat Over 3rd-Party Data Access Report
• Pre-Cert Check Correctly Cut Off Class Action, Ill. Court Says
• Express Scripts, CVS Want EpiPen Cost ERISA Suit Tossed
• Justices Remind Creditors To Get Debt Agreements In Writing
• Wash. Sues Google, Facebook Over Campaign Ad Records
• Samsung, Consumers Reach Deal In Washing Machine MDL
• GM Escapes Bulk Of Consumers' Suit Over Oil-Guzzling Cars
• End-Payor Attys Want $16M From $43M Medicis, Impax Deals
• 9th Circ. Sides With Mars In Child-Labor Labeling Suit
• NJ Slams Feds' Plan To Yank Consumer Complaint Database
• Consent Disputes Emerge As First GDPR Battlefield
• FCC's Rules On Toll-Free Texting Cause Consent Concerns
• Inventor Hits Promotion Co. With $72M Fraud Class Action
• Ford, Consumers Reach Deal In Faulty Touch Screen Row
• Rosenworcel Blasts FCC's Inaction On Surveillance Claims
• Phelan Hallinan Again Dodges Foreclosure Fee Class Suit
• Frontier's Airbus Cabin Air Toxic To Passengers, Suit Claims
• Clarifying Standing In False Ad Cases At 9th Circ.
• 'Injury In Fact' Standing After Cambridge Analytica
• Why Widespread Use Of Live Video Testimony Is Not Justified
• Senior Home, Kronos Can't Shake Ill. Biometric Privacy Suit
• Colo. Enacts 'Groundbreaking' Data Breach Disclosure Law
• Attys Sanctioned Over Possible Fraud In HDMI Cable Suit
• FTC Attys Protected from LabMD Revenge Claim: DC Circ.
• Illinois Bell Seeks To Arbitrate TCPA Suit Over Autodialers
• NJ Enacts Law Targeting 'Surprise' Medical Bills
• Civil Rights Orgs Urge NSA To Release Call Detail Records
• Pet Food Co. Says Unsafe Dog Chow Claims Have No Bite
• Mercedes Doubles Down On Effort To Toss Radiator Suit
• A Peek Into The World Of NAD Director Laura Brett
• What Businesses Must Know About FDA Menu Labeling Rules
• Seneca Nation Says Pharma Cos. At Fault For Opioid Crisis
• Judging A Book: Wallach Reviews 'Uncivil Warriors'