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Consumer Protection - August, 2018

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• Breach Reporting Landscape Becoming Global Minefield
• Countering FCC, Calif. Lawmakers Pass Net Neutrality Law
• Sustained Overdraft Fees Aren't Interest, Bank Tells 1st Circ.
• College Board, ETS Face Class Action Over Reused SAT Test
• What To Watch In Kavanaugh's Confirmation Hearing
• New Pass-Through Deduction Will Pass Over Many Lawyers
• Broadway Venue's Outside-Food Rule Violates ADA, Suit Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Insurer Premera Accused Of Wiping Evidence In Breach Case
• Cigna To Face Patients' Overcharging Claims In ERISA Suit
• Sexual Enhancement Cos. Barred From Selling Illicit Drugs
• Carlton Fields Nabs Entertainment Litigator For LA Office
• Polsinelli Gains EU Privacy Expert As Shareholder
• VW Insists Drivers Who Sold Cars Pre-Scandal Are Unharmed
• Hertz Can't Motor Out Of TCPA Suit Over Robocalls
• How Reckless Judicial Impeachments Threaten Rule Of Law
• Jets Season Ticket Holder Can't Sue Over New Sales Policy
• Judging A Book: Fogel Reviews 'Good Judgment'
• Google, Class Urge High Court To Bless $8.5M Privacy Pact
• NY AG Seeks Clarity After CFPB's Exit From Legal Funder Suit
• GOP Sen. Hatch Wants FTC To Take Another Look At Google
• Enviros Pluck USDA Data From Poultry Labeling Row
• Insurer Must Face $8M Verdict In Mayors' Group Suit
• NYC House Heist Ringleader Gets 10 Years In Prison
• Consumers Seek Cert. In Dollar General Motor Oil Feud
• Drivers Say They're Victims In Fiat Chrysler Emissions Scam
• Ga. Voters' Suit Seeking Paper Ballot Switch Marches On
• DOJ Slams Harvard's Alleged Admissions Racial 'Balancing'
• 3 Things You Need To Know About NY's Latest Cyber Regs
• Advocates Urge Sens. To Press Kavanaugh On Privacy Issues
• 10 Ways To Prevent E-Discovery Woes
• Job Hopefuls Can Sue Over Unshared Background Checks
• What Banks Should Know About 'Fiserv' Data Breach Risk
• 3 Small Mass. Firms Get $475K In Deal With Auto Insurer
• Verizon Throttling Incident Stokes Open Internet Fears
• Investment Firms Sue US Bank Over RMBS Trust Losses
• Calif. Privacy Law Needs Broader Lawsuit Avenue, AG Says
• Mass. Justices Clarify Strict Time Bar For Construction Suits
• Thrivent Loses Bid To Stop Securities Fraud Investigation
• VW, Bosch Say 3 Dealership Suits Must Be Axed
• 11th Circ. Says Mesh Sling Suit's Injury Notice Beat Time Limit
• Drivers Get Initial Approval Of $1.6M Autobahn Parts Deal
• BJ's Hits Tyson, Perdue And Others With Price-Fixing Suit
• Millennium, Salesforce Towers Duke It Out Over Tilting Woes
• King Of Pop's Estate And Sony Music Beat Fake-Vocals Suit
• Universal Hits Back At Cert. Bid In 'Warcraft' Text Row
• 3 Takeaways From The VW Compliance Monitor's Report
• UpCounsel Must Face IP Firm's Trimmed False Ad Suit
• Sessions Aide Confirmed To Lead DOJ Civil Division
• Drivers Slam VW Bid To Ditch Defective Sunroof Suit
• Wendy's Wants Negligence Claims Axed In Data Breach Suit
• Compass Bank Blasts Class Cert. Bid In TCPA Dispute
• Securing Mobile Health Data — NIST Weighs In
• Cloudy With A Chance Of Price Gouging
• Plaintiffs May Be Hard-Pressed In New Olive Oil Cases
• 4 Key Components To New Firm Partnership Agreements
• AT&T, Others Weigh In On FTC's Privacy Enforcement Powers
• 11th Circ. Denies Geico's Bid To Nix Cert. In Tax, Fee Dispute
• Woman Drops Claims Against MLB In Park Injury Suit
• CFPB Student Loan Ombudsman Resigns, Blasts Mulvaney
• Colo., Fla. Drivers Get Class Cert. In Tire Defect Case
• Calif. Dems Want FTC To Probe Verizon Fire Dept. Throttling
• 1st Circ. Says Challenge To Rx Eyedropper Size Preempted
• Carnival Got Kickbacks For Selling Travel Policies, Suit Says
• Military Lending Protections Must Be Maintained, Groups Say
• Bay Area Rapid Transit Seeks Data-Collection Settlement OK
• Gleevec Buyers Ask For Time To Mull 1st Circ. Rehearing Bid
• Amazon Not Liable For Products Sold Via Website, Judge Says
• Uber Deal Could End Drivers' Pricing-Model Class Action
• FCC Ignored Net Neutrality Facts, Advocates Tell DC Circ.
• Boston Scientific Hit With Robocall Class Action In Mass.
• Why Lead Paint Litigation May Go To The Supreme Court
• Mt. Gox Founder Wants Out Of Bitcoin Fraud Suit
• Open The Federal Courthouses
• Assessing 'Concreteness' Under Spokeo In Northern Illinois
• Patients Ink Deal Worth $220M In X-Ray Overcharge Row
• CFPB's 'Bad Faith' Merits $1.2M Atty Fees, Law Firm Says
• Ex-DOT Worker Will Be Deposed In Fiat Chrysler Investor Suit
• CFPB Gets Door Opened To 2nd Circ. Look At Constitutionality
• DirecTV Can't Force Arbitration In Robocall Row
• VW Says Drivers Who Sold Cars Before Scandal Can't Sue
• Convenience Store Chain Faces Privacy Suit Over Receipts
• 9th Circ. Grounds Price-Fixing Suit Against Legacy Airlines
• A Deluge Of Suits Over Connected Devices Could Be Coming
• Ex-Insys Execs Press Gov't For RICO Indictment Details
• Jamba Juice Squeezed By 2 Del. Suits Over $200M Merger
• Warner, Lowe's Can't Dodge Benefits Suit, HIV Patients Say
• Avoiding Legal Pitfalls In Podcast Advertising
• Morgan Stanley Says Calif. AG Trashed Evidence In FCA Row
• Fish Feed Maker Wants Quick Win In Suit Over Dead Bass
• Financial Advisers Sued By Victims Of $100M Loan Scheme
• Calif. High Court Will Hear Niaspan Pay-For-Delay Appeal
• Google Bans Dozens Of Inauthentic Accounts Linked To Iran
• Conflicted Class Rep. Loses Cert. Bid In Google Ad Suit
• Facebook Users Could Get Early Discovery In Data Suit
• CFTC Prevails In Cryptocurrency Fraud Enforcement Action
• NY Regulator Updates Guidance On Bias In Auto Lending
• Davis Wright Adds Ex-WilmerHale Financial Services Pro In DC
• Jamba Juice Smoothies Not Healthy As Advertised, Suit Says
• China Agritech May Cork Repeat TCPA Class Actions
• Toll-Free Texting Thrives Without New Regs, FCC Hears
• Brexit: Bracing For A No-Deal Scenario
• Trivago US Rep Wants Out Of Stock-Drop Suit Over UK Probe
• Inside Brazil's New Data Protection Law
• Bids To Bounce $1B Herbalife RICO Class Action Fall Short
• Kanye Fans Seek Cert. In Suit Over Tidal Release Tweet
• Wells Fargo Gets Initial OK On $30M Post-Loan Interest Deal
• Mercedes Driver Says Red Paint Peels Off, Blisters
• Pfizer Chips Away At State Claims In Lipitor Antitrust MDL
• Debt Collector Must Face Claim Over Voicemail, 3rd Circ. Says
• Ga. Voters Fight State Opposition To Paper Ballot Switch
• Telecom Firm Slams Cert. Bid Over DirecTV Piracy Letters
• Men's Wearhouse Agrees To Settle Robotext Suit For $1.8M
• Subaru Drivers Seek OK Of Engine Failure Settlement
• What To Watch As Privacy Shield Data Pact Scrutiny Heats Up
• Policing Bad Claims In Consolidated Litigation: Part 2
• CTIA Unveils Internet Of Things Cybersecurity Certification
• Clarity On Overlapping Background Check Laws In Calif.
• Novartis Beats Gleevec Monopolization Suit At 1st Circ.
• 17 AGs Say HUD Shouldn't Change Disparate Impact Rule
• Dr Pepper Beats False Ad Suit Over Diet Drink, Again
• Ignition-Switch Case Count Below 1,000, GM Lawyers Report
• Pella, Class Tell Judge To Ignore Objections To $26M Deal
• Feds Ordered To Hand Over Insys Docs From 10 Agencies
• Kan. Man Used Prop 65 As 'Weapon,' Calif. Panel Says
• Cambridge Analytica Agrees To Give Docs To Facebook Users
• Time Warner Cable Robocall Suit Stayed For 9th Circ. Appeal
• Biz Groups Urge High Court To Hear Sherwin-Williams Case
• Harley-Davidson Dealership Looks To Ditch Fla. TCPA Suit
• Policing Bad Claims In Consolidated Litigation: Part 1
• 'High Availability' — A Key Term In Law Firm IT Strategy
• Calif. High Court Says Background Check Laws Can Overlap
• Mylan, Pfizer Barely Put Dent In EpiPen Antitrust MDL
• Transit Group Unlikely To Dodge Leaning Tower Of SF Suit
• Insys Execs Say Expert Witness Switched Sides
• Apple Site Violates ADA For Those Who Are Blind, Suit Says
• Gov't, Industry Back Apple In High Court App Store Fight
• Google Tracks Users After It's Told To Stop, Consumer Says
• BMW, Bosch Aim To Put Brakes On Emissions-Cheating Suit
• Kellogg's Cereal Buyers Get Cert. In False Ad Row Over Sugar
• Delta Customer Says Data Breach Suit Shouldn't Go To Calif.
• GTL Facing Another Class Action Over Prison Phone Rates
• The 'Post-Fact' Jury In The 'Fake News' Era
• Disney May Not Be Magical For Autistic Guests: 11th Circ.
• Cumulus Radio Tricked Listeners On Contest Odds, Suit Says
• Don't Send CFPB Queries To OMB, Mulvaney Tells Dems
• HUD Claims Facebook's Housing Ads Are Discriminatory
• Electric Co. Beats TCPA Suit Over Service Sign-Up Calls
• Walmart Can't Crunch Buyer's 'All Natural' Pita Chips Suit
• CashCall Ruling Creates Legal Uncertainty For Calif. Lenders
• Arby's Must Extend Info Search In Data Breach Dispute
• Class Counsel In $2B Forex Deal Awarded $22M In Expenses
• Facebook, Google Could Be Wild Cards In Privacy Law Fight
• Ford Accused Of Hiding Focus, Fiesta Transmission Defect
• NJ Appeals Court Won't Revive Grocery Sales Tax Challenge
• PG&E Fire Liability Has Calif. Considering Ch. 11 Alternative
• Impax Says Opana Deal Didn't Delay Competition
• Scottrade To Face Mass. Securities Watchdog In State Court
• 6th Circ. Revives Compressor Co.'s TCPA Class Action
• 600 Lb Gorillas Gets $725K Of $3.9M Sought In Dessert Spat
• Judging A Book: Lipez Reviews 'Last Great Colonial Lawyer'
• Atty Suing Google Sees No Conflict With Law Firm
• Legal Funder Wants Fraud Suit Stayed After CFPB Ruling
• Will Law Schools Start Counting 'Generation ADA'?
• Ancestry.com Says 23andMe DNA Patent Invalid Under Alice
• DirecTV Ducks Most Of FTC's $4B False Ad Case
• Miss. High Court Won't Let Google Slip Student Privacy Suit
• 11th Circ. Puts AAA Arbitrator On Spirit Airlines Fare Case
• Auto Software Maker Seeks Temporary Ban On Rival's Sales
• $115M Anthem Data Breach Deal Gets Final Nod
• Groups Urge FTC To Fine Facebook Amid EU Data Row
• BofA Customers Win Final OK For $1.8M FCRA Settlement
• Pa. Suit Says AARP Acted As Unlicensed Insurance Agent
• Monsanto's $289M Roundup Loss Ripples Across Industries
• Ticket Buyers Say They Didn't Know Class Cert. Not Needed
• Dinged Credit Counts As Harm In Misdated-Debts Suit: Judge
• Senate Dems Blast CFPB Plan To Halt Military Lending Exams
• A Chat With Ogletree Knowledge Chief Patrick DiDomenico
• Sports Teams Need A TCPA Game Plan
• FTC Heeds Groups' Input In OK'ing Modified COPPA Program
• NY, Calif. L'Oreal Keratin Classes Get Partial Cert.
• FTC's $1.3B Loan Row Win Used 'Red Herring,' 9th Circ. Told
• Consumers Seek To Restart Kind Bar False Labeling Suit
• Cambridge Analytica Trustee Fights Facebook Users' Doc Bids
• Mass. Grocers Appealing Loss In Wholesaler Antitrust MDL
• 600 Lb. Gorillas, Mister Cookie Face Case In Jury's Hands
• Dish Says $280M Telemarketing Penalty 'Legally Indefensible'
• Gerber Can't Dodge Consumer Class Action Over Formula
• Consumer Reporting Biz Violated FCRA, Fired Workers Say
• How One Firm Moved The Needle On Disability Inclusion
• Calif. Privacy Law Isn't End Of The World, Lawmakers Told
• LL Bean Customer's Warranty Suit 'Makes No Sense': Judge
• AT&T Customers Win Cert. In Roaming Fees Class Action
• Bosch, GM Want RICO Suit Over Diesel Emissions Tossed
• Insurers Needn't Cover Nutiva's False Ad Suit Defense
• Speaker Program Payments Weren't Kickbacks, Teva Says
• Fiat Chrysler Must Face 'Dirty' Engine RICO Suit, Court Told
• Legal Funder Can't Exit Fraud Suit After CFPB Ruling: NY AG
• CVS Escapes Class Action Over Flu Shot Text Messages
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Uber Taps Ex-NSA GC To Run Security After Breach Fallout
• Insurer Seeks Win In Dispute Over Dish TCPA Judgment
• Minn. TV Anchor, Spouse Ask 8th Circ. To Revive Privacy Suit
• Most Of Southwest Passenger's Civil Rights Suit Survives
• Why A Hoverboard Suit Against Amazon Went Up In Flames
• San Francisco Follows Chicago With Privacy Plan
• Ga. Court Convicts Cybercriminal On $6M ID Theft Charges
• Interview Essentials For Attorneys On The Move
• David Boies On How Dyslexia Shaped His Practice
• BigLaw's Mental Health Stigma Shows Signs Of Fading
• Calif. High Court Says High-Interest Loans May Be Illegal
• Suit Against Six Flags Over Receipts Kicked To State Court
• Pai Pens Letter Defending Net Neutrality Rollback
• China Telecom Unit Smacked With TCPA Suit Over Robocalls
• Mass. Health Agency Owner Sentenced For Medicaid Fraud
• NJ Dance Club Hit With Class Action Over Text Messages
• 7th Circ. Backs Safeguard Properties In Debt Collection Suit
• Foley & Lardner Beats DQ Bid In Fla. Legal Malpractice Suit
• Ex-JPMorgan Banker Gets 4 Years For Selling Customer Info
• 9th Circ. Nixes Suit Over Frozen Burger Hydrogenated Oil
• Warner Media Wants Out Of Benefits Suit Over HIV/AIDS Meds
• Split 3rd Circ. Backs CFPB On Probe Of Student Loan Co.
• State Farm Sues Amazon Over Exploding Vape Battery
• Ex-Atty Accused Of Posing As Clients In Case Funding Fraud
• What If The Auto Loan Securitization Market Crashes?
• Clerking For Ginsburg
• Gaining Access: Disabled Lawyers Share Their Stories
• How The Legal Industry Lets Down Lawyers With Disabilities
• Business Groups Take Up Fight To Amend Calif. Privacy Law
• Phony Payday Lender Must Cough Up $70M In Restitution
• Navient Ordered To Produce DOE Borrower Docs For CFPB
• Krazy Glue Beats Class Bid In Slack-Fill Packaging Suit
• Apple Fights App Store Monopolization Claims At High Court
• Monsanto Owes $289M In Landmark Roundup Cancer Trial
• Consumers Seek OK On New Kimpton Data Breach Settlement
• JPMorgan's $3M Vehicle Repo Deal With Consumers Approved
• Travel Agency Hit With TCPA Class Action Over Cuba Texts
• A Right To Carry Everywhere, On A Road To Nowhere
• Rising Star: Labaton Sucharow's Corban Rhodes
• 2nd Circ. Adds To Authority On Securities Law Preclusion
• Clerking For Ginsburg: 3 Surprises
• NY Cyber Rules: Preparing For The September Deadline
• Ga. Judge Probing 'Realities' Of Axing Electronic Ballots
• Mass. AG Launches Probe Into LendingClub's Ad Practices
• Ex-IRS Worker Cops To Identity Theft In Refund Scheme
• 'Smart Cities' Can Be Easily Hacked, Researchers Warn
• Airline Passengers Win Class Cert. In Price-Fixing Suit
• ERISA Class Actions After Epic Systems
• Nissan Pushes To Arbitrate Driver's Claims In Sunroof Suit
• FCC's O'Rielly Slams UN Telecom Regulator For Overreach
• Testing Mandate Is Straining California Cannabis Cos.
• Clerking For Ginsburg: A Superhero Supreme
• Rising Star: Holland & Knight's Anthony Palermo
• AI In Lending: Key Challenges And Practical Considerations
• Google, Microsoft Reveal Rare Collab Over Massive Chip Flaw
• Borrowers Balk At Bid To Pause Suit Against Tribal Lender
• Colo. HVAC Co. Hit With $1.7M Verdict Over Lack Of Permits
• Mike And Ike Candymaker Escapes Cert. In Slack-Fill Suit
• Equinox Accused Of Ignoring Steam Room Sex Assault
• Online Tribal Lenders Hit With Va. Proposed Class Action
• CFPB, Payday Groups Again Denied Stay Of Payday Rule
• Junk Fax Class Certified In North American Bancard Suit
• Jenny Craig To Settle TCPA Claims Over Texts For $3M
• Wells Fargo Must Face Pa. Wiretap Suit Over Recorded Calls
• Rising Star: Winston & Strawn's Sean G. Wieber
• Many British Isles Residents Quick To Use New GDPR Rights
• Why Bristol-Myers Applies To Absent Class Members: Part 3
• Monitronics Seeks Coverage In $28M Robocall Settlement
• Clerking For Ginsburg: 4 RBG Lessons On Having It All
• 4 Tips For Addressing Electronic Health Record Claims
• Carpenter Ruling May Be Turning Point In Digital Data Privacy
• Monsanto Owes $412M For Roundup 'Reckoning,' Jury Hears
• AmEx Says Letter In Customer's FDCPA Suit Is The Real Deal
• Cosmetics Co. Asks Judge To Nix Used-Makeup Class Action
• Biz Is Debt Collector Like Popeye's A Sailor, 3rd Circ. Says
• 8th Circ. Sends TCPA Junk Fax Row Back To Mo. State Court
• 3rd Circ. Agrees Unpaid Tolls Aren't Debt Under FDCPA
• Law Firm's Site Covered By Fair Report Privilege, Panel Says
• Insurer Can't Pause TCPA Case For FCC Rulemaking
• Fiat Chrysler Says RICO Emissions MDL Uncertifiable
• Sidewalks: The Next Mobility Frontier
• Tackling Digital Class Notice With Rule 23 Changes
• Mass. Top Court Nixes 911 Suit, Bars LLC Whistleblowers
• Why Bristol-Myers Applies To Absent Class Members: Part 2
• Mylan Wants Investors' 'Copycat' EpiPen Claims Dismissed
• Rising Star: Troutman Sanders' Tim St. George
• Clerking For Ginsburg: How To Play The Long Game
• Monsanto Faces Punitives Bid As Cancer Trial Nears End
• MMA Fighter's Suit Over Dietary Supplements Limps Forward
• ZwillGen Nabs Oath Atty To Aid Cos. With Gov't Data Demands
• Co. Tries To Duck Claims It Scammed 9/11 First Responders
• Inmate Class Wins Cert. In GTL Phone Call Rate Suit
• Bernstein Litowitz, Robbins Geller Tapped In Facebook Suit
• Cherokee Nation Wants Purdue Opioid Row In State Court
• Dating Service Users' Fraud Classes Modified, Not Decertified
• Southwest Sued Over Flights Canceled Amid De-Icer Shortage
• Groups Challenge SEC Paperless Reporting Rule At DC Circ.
• Ford Must Face Consumer's Door Latch Defect Suit
• CFPB Says Navient Withholding Docs In Loan Servicing Suit
• Actavis At 5: Where Pay-For-Delay Litigation Stands
• Diet Pepsi Drinkers Ask 2nd Circ. To Revive False Ad Suit
• LabMD Won't Get Review Of FTC Atty Immunity Decision
• Sports Concessions Co. Kills Printed-Receipt Suit
• Why Bristol-Myers Applies To Absent Class Members: Part 1
• Rising Star: Frankfurt Kurnit's Hannah Taylor
• Clerking For Ginsburg: In Pursuit Of Precision
• ReadyTech And The Future Of The Privacy Shield
• US Bank Sued Over Out-Of-Network ATM, Overdraft Fees
• High Court Ruling Can't Help Pfizer 'Win The Day' In Class Suit
• Future Of Internet Sports Betting Clouded By Wire Act
• DHS Hub To Offer Cybersecurity Boost, But Cos. Still Exposed
• Bock Hatch, Atty Beat Ethics Claims Over Class Action
• Egyptian Cotton Consumers Owe Costs For Tardy Amendment
• GM, Drivers Look To GenOn In Ch. 11 Ignition Switch Deal
• Kohl's Hit With TCPA Suit Over Advertising Texts
• Lack Of Notice Fatal To Calif. Restaurant Access Suit
• Fiat Chrysler Subpoenas Trimmed In Tailpipe-Fraud Loss Suit
• Airline Passengers Appear Near Cert. In Price-Fixing Suit
• VW, Bondholders Spar Over Axing Emissions Fraud Suit
• Think Finance Can't Dodge CFPB Suit, Judge Says
• Cirque Du Soleil Wins TCPA Decert. After China Agritech
• Smucker, Transnational Hit With Olive Oil Labeling Suits
• How Kavanaugh's Nomination Affects Financial Institutions
• Genetic Testing Cos. Must Examine Illinois Privacy Law
• Clerking For Ginsburg: My RBG Guide To Judging
• What Lawyers Must Know About Financial Elder Abuse Claims
• How New Credit Freeze Law May Affect Data Breach Cases
• Freedom Mortgage Can't Shake 2 TCPA Class Actions In NJ
• 7th Circ. Awards Fees To Objector In Southwest Voucher Deal
• Uber's Spot In $22M BofA Fee Deal Not Unusual, Court Told
• Edible Arrangements Can't 'Derail' Text Suit, Court Told
• Fiat, Bosch Face Uphill Fight In Axing MDL's RICO Claims
• Kaspersky Reports Phishing Attacks On Russian Industries
• Food Group Sues USDA Over Delayed GMO Rule Release
• Ford Can't Shave All Classes In Faulty Touch Screen Row
• Fitbit Cuts Deal To Put Sleep-Tracker Suit To Bed
• GM Trims Claims From Drivers' Emissions-Cheating Suit
• Sabre Fights Against Cert. In Airfare Antitrust Row
• Clerking For Ginsburg: 4 Things I Learned
• TCPA: An Antiquated Law That Needs To Be Fixed
• Facebook Urges 9th Circ. To Keep Tracking Claims Buried
• Devil Is In Details On OCC Fintech Charter, Attys Say
• Calif. Insurance Commish Asks DOJ To Block CVS-Aetna Deal
• Discount False Ad Suit Against Hardware Store Revived
• Junior Mints Dodges Class Action Over Slack-Fill In Boxes
• Charter May Have To Cough Up NCTA Docs To NY AG
• Drivers Get Cert., But Claims Trimmed In Toll Roads Suit
• Dixons Data Breach Now Sits At 10M Customer Records
• MDL Transfer Bid For Hudson's Bay Data Breach Suits Denied
• FTC Sues Auto Dealers For Allegedly Deceiving Navajo Buyers
• JPML Won't Centralize 3 Separate Tribal Lender Cases
• Nestle Wants Poland Spring Labeling Row Tossed
• Equity Residential Utility Outage Suit Stays In Fed. Court
• Construction Co. Says Deceptive Fees Tolled Class' Claims
• Health Care Cos. Hit With TCPA Suit Over Unwanted Fax Ads
• Benecol Buyers Seek Class Cert. In Trans Fat False Ad Suit
• California's Consumer Privacy Act Vs. GDPR
• Cos. Must Prepare For Collective Consumer Suits In Germany
• Clerking For Ginsburg: The Equality Lessons
• Federal Inaction And State Activity: Student Loan Edition