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Consumer Protection - January, 2020

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• TWC Inks Deal To End Calif. DAs' Overstated Net Speed Suit
• Record Facebook Deal May Boost US Privacy Law Push
• Oasis Escapes Borrowers' Suit Over Legal Funding
• Cura Partners Fined In Oregon For Mislabeling Pot Products
• White House Moves To Curtail Counterfeit Sales Online
• J&J Says Buyers' "Misunderstanding" Can't Sustain Suit
• Miami Drops Discriminatory Lending Suits Against Banks
• Carriers Tout Anti-Robocall Progress Amid FCC Scrutiny
• Playboy Inks $3.85M Deal In Mich. Subscriber Privacy Suit
• Foley Recruits Gov't Compliance Pro From Reed Smith
• Pringles-Buying Chef Can't Get Redo On False Ad Class Cert.
• Meet The Attorneys Taking On Juul In The MDL
• Objectors Say $12.5M Cruise Deal Changes Could End Appeal
• CBD Seller Endoca Hit With Class Suit Over Web Accessibility
• Most Lawyers Do Not Understand How AI Works
• Pai Says At Least One Carrier Illegally Shared Mobile Data
• States Urge Justices To Take Up Challenge To FTC Authority
• 4 Considerations When Moving To A New Law Firm
• BIPA Bares Its Teeth In Facebook Biometric Privacy Deal
• As Cash Falters, Reps. Urged To Rein In Digital Payments
• Burger King Says Impossible Whopper Isn't Billed As Vegan
• T-Mobile/Sprint Judge Rejects Input From Dish Spectrum Rival
• Feds, AbbVie Agree Drug Delay Case Belongs In 3rd Circ.
• 7th Circ. Dubs Fee-Seeker A 'Stranger' To $8.5M TCPA Deal
• FCC Floats $13M Fine For 'Hateful' Political Robocaller
• CFPB Names Ex-BigLaw, DOJ Atty As New Enforcement Head
• FTC Issues Warning To VoIPs Over Aid To Robocallers
• J&J Says Workers Misinterpreted High Court's IBM Ruling
• ITT Directors Dodge Trustee's Suit Alleging Mismanagement
• DOJ Hammers On Sabre-Farelogix Merger Risk In Del. Trial
• LabMD Racketeering Suit Against Tiversa, Law Firms Axed
• Pa. Court's Ruling On Uber Terms Clashes With Case Law
• Delta Travelers Defend Recusal Bid In Kickback Suit
• J&J Owes $344M For False Mesh Marketing, Calif. Judge Says
• Fresh EU Cybersecurity Issues For Medical Device Cos.
• A Modest Plan To Streamline Civil Cases In LA Superior Court
• Wells Fargo Borrowers Win Cert. In Foreclosure Suit
• Feds Pitch Volcker Relief For Foreign Funds, VC Investments
• California's New Privacy Law Faces Its First Big Challenge
• Facebook, Ill. Users Ink Record $550M Biometric Privacy Deal
• Sanctuary Belize Judge Chides Developers For Playing Dumb
• Cannabis Delivery Co. Users Denied Class Cert. In TCPA Suit
• House OKs Regulation Of Credit Reporting, Score Formulas
• Toyota Sued Over Alleged Fuel Tank Defect In RAV4s
• Ad Industry Urges Calif. AG To Delay CCPA Enforcement
• LendingClub Again Seeks End To Investors' FTC Claims
• UK Watchdog Warns StubHub Legal Action Could Be Coming
• Autodialer Ruling Will Reduce TCPA Flood In 11th Circ.
• Mass. Judge OKs $3M Uber Deal After Atty Fee Concerns
• Nutrition Claims Trimmed In Walmart False Ad Suit
• What Courts Are Saying About Litigation Finance Disclosure
• State AGs Diss Pfizer's Effort To Flee Price-Fixing MDL
• Full 3rd. Circ. Won't Retread Avandia Marketing Decision
• CBD Risks Linger Despite Farm Bill, USDA Hemp Rules
• Jacoby & Meyers, Finkelstein Can't Duck Billing Dispute
• Mass. Buyers Can't Intervene In $5.4M Ocean Spray Deal
• Insys Founder Says 'Drug Dealer' Accusation Biased Jury
• CFPB's 'Abusiveness' Policy Seen As Missed Opportunity
• Quit Saying Purell Prevents Ebola, FDA Tells Sanitizer Co.
• DOJ Moves To Shut Down 2 Major Robocall Operations
• Drivers Rip VW Bid To DQ Former FBI Chief In Bellwether Trial
• 7th Circ. Says Experian Tried To Use FCRA As Sword
• Avis Rental Fees Suit Should Get Tossed, Fla. Judge Says
• Buyers Claim BodyArmor Sports Drink Is Soda In Disguise
• Cruise Booking Co. Asks Judge To Rethink Robocall Ruling
• A Privacy Law Question Facing Health Data Researchers
• Chubb Unit Needn't Cover Lab's $3.3M TCPA Deal
• Surefire Marketing Methods To Build Your Legal Practice
• 6 CFPB Areas To Watch In 2020
• FCC Member Warns Internet Blackout Possible Under US Law
• Insys Exec Can't Delay 33-Month Prison Sentence, Gov't Says
• Top 10 Insurance Laws And Regulations Of The Decade
• 11th Circ. Deepens Autodialer Split With New Robocall Ruling
• Apple Expert Stumped By Report's Errors In Caltech IP Trial
• Gamers Can't Appeal Big Fish App Pop-Up Fight, Court Told
• 'Bachelor' Star Stripped Of DraftKings $1M Win Amid Scandal
• House To Vote This Week On Dem Changes To Credit Reports
• Wash. Bills Aim To Stop Social Casino Illegal Gambling Suits
• Hotel Magnate Says Remodeling Fraud Suit Is Well-Built
• Ford Drivers Push For Approval Of $77M Settlement
• FTC, Facebook Say $5B Privacy Deal Benefits Consumers
• Target's $7M Robocall Deal With Class Of 240K Gets Final OK
• VW's $57M Suspension Defect Deal With Drivers Gets Final OK
• United Exec Brands Sabre-Farelogix Deal Antitrust 'Nightmare'
• Avis Subsidiary Accused Of Charging Illegal Tax In San Diego
• Calif. Judge Allows Latest EPA Report In Next Roundup Trial
• Dish, 5G Dominate Briefs Staking Out Stands On Sprint Deal
• Claims Trimmed In Vitamin Shoppe Supplement Defect Suit
• Biz Groups Back VW In Ohio Supreme Court Emissions Fight
• McCormick's $2.5M Deal In Slack-Fill Suit Gets Interim Nod
• Ticket Buyers Denied Class Cert. In Delta Kickbacks Suit
• UPMC Accused Of Giving Private Patient Info To Advertisers
• Setting Boundaries: An Essential Skill For Lawyers
• Gold's Gym Looks To Escape Suit Over Unwanted Texts
• MoneyMutual To Settle Calif. Payday Loan Suit For $2M
• Debevoise Grows Cybersecurity Arm With Ex-Davis Polk Hire
• Nestle Can't Shake False Ad Suit Over Trans Fat In Creamer
• UK Extends Privacy Law Patchwork With New Kids' Rules
• CFPB Tightens Approach To 'Abusiveness' With New Policy
• Insys Shows RICO As Good For Kapoor As For Whitey Bulger
• J&J Workers Say Justices' IBM Ruling Backs Their ERISA Row
• Bill Would Limit Spy Agencies' Domestic Surveillance
• Stage Set For DOJ Antitrust Bout Over Sabre's Farelogix Deal
• Google, Cartoon Network Want Out Of Data Gathering Suit
• Dish Spectrum Rival Seeks To Weigh In On Sprint Deal
• Sanofi, Mylan Spar Over Surescripts Ruling In EpiPen Fight
• Home Depot Breach Class Attys Score $15.2M After Fee Fight
• Calif. Wants Pot Shops To Post QR Codes Amid Vaping Crisis
• Ill. Appeals Court Revives Suit Over Six Flags Receipts
• Facebook Is Not An Illegal Monopoly
• ABA Rules For Departing Attys Set Unprecedented Limits
• Consumer Protection Group Of The Year: Robbins Geller
• MLB Cheating Scandal Corrupted Fantasy Baseball, Fan Says
• Chase Card Interest Case In Peril After Dismissal Endorsed
• Fla. Cruise Line Hit With TCPA Suit Over Alleged Robocalls
• IBM Hit With Biometric Privacy Suit Over Image Use
• Maine Wants 1st Circ. To Unblock Pay-Per-Channel Cable Law
• Dems Criticize 'Dark Money' In CFPB High Court Case
• New ADA Suit Says Charlotte's Website Not Blind-Accessible
• AGs Tell Justices Not To Scrap CFPB Over Removal Provision
• Tribal Co. Deserves Same Exemption As Tribe, 9th Circ. Told
• DeVos Wants Boosted Contempt Bid Squashed
• AT&T Says $1.8M Crypto Theft Claims Have 'Critical Holes'
• In Redo, Altice Wins Ruling Halting NJ Cable Refund Order
• 9th Circ. Upholds FCC's Bid To Speed Copper Retirement
• Insys Founder John Kapoor Gets 5½ Years
• CBD Buyer Fights Fla. Retailer's Bid To Toss False Ad Suit
• Consumer Protection Group Of The Year: Morgan & Morgan
• Wells Fargo Ex-CEO Fined $17.5M For Role In Sales Scandal
• Buyers Claim Coke's Tea Not Honest About Sugar Content
• Zantac Users Pile On Cancer Claims Ahead Of JPML Hearing
• Insys VP Who Dressed As Dancing Opioid Gets 2 Years
• NHL's Panthers The Latest Target Of Spam Text Claims
• VW Can Ask 9th Circ. To Weigh Bondholder Fraud Suit
• 21 States Urge OCC To Withdraw Proposed Madden Fix
• Car Dealer Must Face Seinfeld's Fake-Porsche Suit
• Comptroller Balks At Calls For Extra Time On Lending Rules
• 9th Circ. Urged To Revive LG, Samsung Anti-Poaching Suit
• Legal Lessons From Esports Sponsorship Deals
• BofA Slams Bid To DQ Goodwin Procter In Lending Bias Suit
• Fender Hit With £4.5M Antitrust Fine For Blocking Discounts
• Nissan Ex-CEO Illustrates Do's And Don'ts Of Image Repair
• 3 Concerns If Your Witness Becomes Flippant At Deposition
• Michigan, Tesla Cut Deal Ending Direct Sale Suit
• HIPAA Compliance Lessons From 2019 Enforcement Trends
• DOT Cracks Downs On Emotional Support Animals On Flights
• Consumer Protection Group Of The Year: Mayer Brown
• Cooperating Insys CEO Gets 2½ Years In Prison
• Insys Exec Gets 1 Year As Atty Slams 'Salacious' Prosecution
• Theater Owners Fight DOJ's Bid To Nix Longtime Protections
• 4th Roundup Trial Kicks Off On Monsanto's Home Turf
• State AGs Object To Google's $13M Street View Deal
• Class Counsel Can't Pocket $350K Left From $30M Settlement
• Ex-Insys Exec Blasts Big Pharma For Exploiting Women
• NY Settlement Lets Goldman Sachs Exit La. Bond-Rigging Suit
• Surprise Attorney Shakes Up Sanctuary Belize Trial
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Voiding AT&T Arbitration Agreement
• FTC's Antitrust Powers Under Indirect Attack
• Home Depot Can't Kill Roundup Cancer Warning Suit For Now
• Ill. Judge Rejects CVS' Bid To Block Class Cert. In TCPA Suit
• CBD Co. Accused Of Using Misleading Labels On Hemp Cream
• Consumer Protection Group Of The Year: Edelson
• Drug Buyers Say Ranbaxy Can't Have '11th Bite' At Dismissal
• FTC Advertising Atty Who Led POM Wonderful Case To Retire
• 4 Cases That Will Shape Clickwrap Litigation In 2020
• Atty Pay Provision Trips Bell & Howell Pest Repeller Deal
• 2 Insys Execs Get Less Than 3 Years In Opioid Kickback Case
• High Court Won't Take Up Facebook Biometric Privacy Case
• High Court ERISA Case Has States, Pharmacies On Edge
• PornHub Sued For Not Captioning 'Sexy Cop' And Other Vids
• EU Mulls Temporary Ban On Face ID Tech In Public Places
• 10th Circ. Says ADT Contract Clause Bars Wrongful Death Suit
• Lands' End Shakes Motel Operator's Junk Fax Suit
• 'Clean Diesel' Bellwether Jurors Will Learn VW Admitted Fraud
• T-Mobile Tries To Disconnect Suit Over Fake Ring Tones
• Bat Buyers Swing For Cert. In Rawlings False Ad Suit
• Facebook Must Turn Over App Data As Part Of Mass. Probe
• Consumers Say XL Entities Liable For $267M TCPA Judgment
• Attys Want $5M Cut Of $59M MetLife 'Reduced Pay At 65' Deal
• Consumer Protection Group Of The Year: Cohen Milstein
• CBD Co. Says Consumer Suit Relies On Flawed Testing
• Mich. Privacy Law Covers Out-Of-State Readers, Judge Says
• Miss. Casinos Sue Churchill Downs Over Seat License Change
• Exxon Says Mass. AG Timed Climate Suit With NY Trial
• CBD Retailer Latest To Be Hit With ADA Suit Over Website
• FBI Will Now Alert State Officials If Election System Breached
• Turkey And Chicken Price Suits Can't Flock Together, Cos. Say
• States Sue Trump Administration Over Food Stamp Rollbacks
• Wells Fargo Won't Settle With Calif. Class In Mortgage Suit
• Deal In Nationstar Mortgage Tax Suit Gets Final Approval
• 5 Key Issues Raised In Most CBD Product Class Actions
• Cannabis And Cybersecurity Among Top HR Concerns In 2020
• Pharma Wholesaler Says Jury Should Decide $5.7M Fax Suit
• Loosened NJ Towing Law Doesn't Nix Old Class Actions
• GM Truck Emissions-Cheating Cases Consolidated In Mich.
• How Associate Life Has Evolved Over The Past Decade
• Phelan Hallinan Won't Be Sanctioned For 'Stale' Accusations
• The New Class Action Frontier Under Illinois Privacy Law
• 9th Circ. Told It Can Wade Into Big Fish App Pop-Up Fight
• Equifax Data Breach Settlement Is A Good Deal, Judge Says
• Sprint/T-Mobile Deal Will Lead To High Prices, Court Hears
• EU Court Adviser Suggests Curbing Gov't Security Data Grabs
• FTC Tells 3rd Circ. AbbVie Pay-For-Delay Case Axed Too Early
• FTC Settles With Sales Worker In Belize Scam For $86M
• VW Aims To DQ Ex-FBI Chief From 'Clean Diesel' Bellwether
• How The High Court Could Reshape The TCPA's Future
• Attorney's TV News Interview Draws Call For Sanctions
• 1st Circ. Affirms Dismissal For Mercedes-Benz In Defect Suit
• Fed's Real-Time Payments Idea Presents Risks, Challenges
• Checkers Drive-In Settles Nationwide TCPA Suit Over Texts
• Apple Buyers Bring Faulty Security Patch Suit To 9th Circ.
• Proposed Sirius XM Class Seeks Final OK Of $32M TCPA Deal
• Where The Fight Over FTC's Enforcement Authority Stands
• CFPB Defender Says Constitutional Case 'Remarkably Weak'
• Trader Joe's $1.3M Deal Gets Nod In Underfilled Tuna Can Suit
• What To Expect If The CFPB Changes Course In 2021
• 7th Circ. Says Science Must Back Up Aloe Buyers' Label Suit
• PayPal Charity Arm Settles For $200K Over Diverted Funds
• DuPont, 3M Sued Over Michigan 'Forever Chemicals' Pollution
• Dating Apps, Ad Firms Accused of Illegally Leaking User Data
• Prevagen False Ad Case Ends In Mistrial After Jury Deadlocks
• SEC Warns Investors Of IEO Dangers And Limited Remedies
• CFPB Says Loan Relief Probe Can't Wait For Seila Decision
• Wash. Blasts DOJ For Undermining T-Mobile/Sprint Challenge
• Drug Pricing: What Happened In 2019, What To Watch In 2020
• Ben & Jerry's Wants 'Happy Cows' Suit Put Out To Pasture
• Breaking Down Brazil's 1st Data Protection Law
• Disgraced Atty Loses Bid To Dismiss Lender Fraud Suit
• Wash. Could Be Next To Enact Consumer Data Privacy Law
• Popeyes Franchisee Says Ill. Court Can't Hear ADA Claims
• Senate Dems Want CFPB's Lowball Restitution Orders Probed
• Best Buy, LG Want Out Of False Ad Suit Over TV Specs
• 'Cocaine Cowboy' Can't Kick Conviction For Car Fraud
• Pai Cautions Against FCC-Mandated Cybersecurity Rules
• Ex-Facebook GC Approved To Monitor Sprint/T-Mobile Merger
• TurboTax Shouldn't Be Called Free In Ads, Users Say
• Germany Whops Pesticide Cartel With $172M In Fines
• Split 9th Circ. Nixes Bid For Williams-Sonoma Customer List
• Texas Regulator Puts Crypto Among Top Threats To Investors
• High Court Won't Mull Arbitration For Tribal Co.'s Loans
• Turkey Buyers Want Same Judge As Chicken Price-Fixing Suit
• Judging A Book: Dyk Reviews 'Democracy And Equality'
• Ex-Insys Exec Gets Nearly 3 Years For Opioid Kickbacks
• Insys Judge Wonders If Potential Punishment Is Too Harsh
• Justices Won't Hear Aircraft Engine Maker's Preemption Fight
• The Firms That Dominated In 2019
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• T-Mobile/Sprint Tie-Up Judge Opens Door To Amicus Briefs
• Cuomo Plan Would Reinforce NY's Financial Protection Role
• Newsom Aims To Revamp Biz Oversight To Fill Trump Vacuum
• Iranian Cyber Threat Raises Stakes For Corporate Security
• Ex-Manager Says Wawa Scapegoated Workers After Breach
• Attys Can't Duck Client's Claims On Failed Hepatitis Berry Suit
• Online CBD Seller Hit With TCPA Suit Over Unwanted Texts
• Firms Seek To Exit Malpractice Suit Related To Syngenta MDL
• 3rd Circ. Sends Mercedes Emissions Case Back To NJ
• House OKs Bill Regulating 'Forever Chemicals' PFAS
• Robocallers Touting 'Free' Cruise Vacation Settle With FTC
• Dems Urge FCC To Build Defense Against SIM Card Scams
• Supreme Court To Eye Constitutionality Of TCPA Carveout
• Ex-CPSC Chief Of Staff Joins Cooley Product Safety Practice
• Some Lifeline Phones Include Chinese Malware, Firm Says
• 7 Insider Tips For Working With In-House Counsel
• CFPB Sues Mortgage Lender For Credit Report Abuses
• NY Court Told OCC's Madden Fix Proposal Merits 'Scorn'
• Calif. 'Cobra Sexual Energy' False-Ad Class Gets 2nd Wind
• Tech Adviser Says AT&T Can't Deny Part In $1.8M Crypto Theft
• UK Retailer Fined £500K For Data Breach Affecting 14 Million
• Commissioner Wants FTC Clampdown On Noncompetes
• FilmOn Doesn't Change Sony, MJ Victory In Fake-Vocals Suit
• CBD Retailer Says Gummy Potency Was Within 'Safe Harbor'
• Energy Supplier Dodges NJ Man's Telemarketing Claims In Ill.
• Cable Group Scoffs At Verizon's 'A La Carte' Unbundling Plans
• Ill. Fingerprint Vendor Slapped With Latest Privacy Suit
• States' Suit Over For-Profit College Regulation May Be Moot
• Young Sidley Vet Confirmed As Trump's 'Regulatory Czar'
• 50 Years Later, Interpretive Challenges Remain For RICO
• T-Mobile/Sprint Deal Marches On Over States' Objections
• MMA Fighter Seeks To KO Bid To Nix Dietary Supplement Suit
• Health Care AI Increasingly In Crosshairs Of State, Fed. Gov't
• Apple Unit Charged Ill. Tax On Exempt Software, Store Says
• 7 Ethics Tips For Lawyers' Pretrial Social Media Use
• States Should Not Follow ABA On Attorney Conduct Rules
• Students Seek To Boost $100K Contempt Fine Against DeVos
• 5th Circ. Decertifies 7,600-Person Class In Debt Collection Suit
• Jury In False Ad Trial Told Memory-Boosting Pill Is A Lie
• CenturyLink To Pay Nearly $9M To Settle Minn. Fraud Suit
• Uber Data Breach Suit Driven To Arbitration
• 'Bachelor' Stars Scandal Puts Daily Fantasy In More Hot Water
• Experts Find Security Flaws In Chinese-Owned TikTok App
• MDL Claims Against DraftKings May Return To Mass. Court
• Ex-Mt. Gox Chief Seeks Win In Bitcoin Exchange Fraud Suit
• Door Buyers Slam Manufacturers' Bid To Limit Price-Fix Suit
• The Making And Unmaking Of The Volcker Rule
• Colo. Judge Suggests BMW Face Oil-Guzzling Engine Suit
• Nissan Says Brake Suit Wrongly Conflates US, Japanese Arms
• Fla. StockX Data Breach Suit Is Moved To Mich.
• Bristol-Myers, Sanofi Sue Hawaii AG Over Drug Promo Limits
• Barclays Says Suit Can't Tie It To US Or Bond Price-Fixing
• How Courts And Litigants Can Benefit From Special Masters
• Concussion Testing Co. Wants False Ad Suit Tossed
• FTC Nearing Decision On Facebook Antitrust Probe
• BofA Defends Bid For NY Escrow Interest Preemption Appeal
• Tribal Lender Inks Deal To Resolve Pa. Usury Claims
• Timeshare Exit Co. Loses False Ad Claims Against Wyndham
• FCC Dem Calls Out Facebook, Amazon For Bias In Algorithms
• Advocacy Group Sues MTA For Facial Recognition Records
• Google To Pay $7.5M To End Google+ Data Breach Suit
• Uber Policy Calls For Refresher On ABA Confidentiality Rules
• AndroGel Antitrust Case Won't Get Moved To Georgia
• Cannabis App Blames Unwanted Texts On Innocent Mix-Up
• 5 Advertising Law Trends To Watch In 2020
• CVS, Walmart Look To Shift Blame To Doctors In Opioid MDL
• Investors Sue Daimler For $1B Over 'Dieselgate' Claims
• Landry's Breach Bares Cards Swiped At Unencrypted Device
• Insys Execs Say Restitution Should Be $18.4M, Not $306M
• FTC Says Broker Parried Yelp Complaints With Personal Info
• NY Banking Regulator Flags Heightened Iranian Cyber Threat
• Suit Claims Coppertone's 'Mineral' Label Deceptive
• 4 Simple Rules For Witness Note Taking
• FTC Details 'New And Improved' Data Security Orders
• Class Cert. In 11th Circ. Supplement Case Comes With Limits
• Missouri AG Says Housing Nonprofit Deceived Members
• Wi-Fi Group Pushes 6 GHz Sharing With New Label
• Ring Security Devices Led To 'Living Nightmare,' Couples Say
• High Court Urged To Pass On Facebook Spam Text Row
• XL Entities Say $267M TCPA Judgment Doesn't Involve Them
• Medtronic Gets Patient's 'Defective' Pump Suit Trimmed
• Google Users Renew $5.5M Privacy Deal After 3rd Circ. Denial
• 6th Circ. Affirms Law Firm's Win In Debtor's Anxiety Suit
• Firm Says Lead Counsel Bids In Wawa Suits Should Wait
• Court Says Trucker's THC Suit Is Not A Federal Matter
• 2 Overlooked Advantages Of Hourly Fees
• Hershey Fudged Low-Sugar Protein Bar Label, Buyer Says
• Patent Holder Says Amazon Can't Stop It From Suing Best Buy
• Marriott Can't Escape DC's 'Deceptive' Resort Fee Suit
• Fiduciary Duty Considerations For Boards Of Cos. Using AI
• Debtor Says Law Firm's Court Cost Requests Deceptive
• 'Pyrrhic' Win In Bank's Bid To Freeze Fund's Waning Assets
• TCPA Class Actions Will Continue To Target Energy Industry
• Brazil Fines Facebook Over Cambridge Analytica Data Sharing
• Buyers Say Pfizer Falsely Labeled Heartburn Drug As Safe
• Actavis Sheds Some Claims But Can't Exit Testosterone Trial
• Ill. Staffing Co. Hit With Privacy Suit Over Finger Scans
• General Mills Unit Sued For Deceptively Carb-Rich Dog Food
• 9th Circ. Sides With Dr Pepper In 'Diet' False Ad Dispute
• Mass. Says Federal Court No Place For Exxon Climate Suit
• Pharmacies Must Produce 14 Years Of Opioid Records In MDL
• The Top 10 TCPA Cases Of 2019
• Ranbaxy Wants 1st Circ. To Settle Generics Antitrust Question
• Apple Must Face Warranty Claim In Watch Defect Suit
• FCC Asks Phone Cos. How They're Blocking Unwanted Calls
• Experian Agrees To Pay $24M To Payday Loan Customers
• BofA To Settle Calif. Mortgage Escrow Interest Suit For $35M
• Maine's Piecemeal Cable TV Law Blocked For Now
• Trump Enacts Robocall Crackdown Law
• Food And Beverage Policy Trends To Watch This Year
• 2020 May Be The Year Of The Great CBD Market Correction
• New York Cases To Watch In 2020
• 4 Financial Services Litigation Hot Spots To Watch In 2020
• 3 Looming Questions On California's Benchmark Privacy Law
• 5 Cybersecurity & Privacy Predictions For 2020
• Banking Regulation To Watch In 2020
• New Jersey Litigation To Watch In 2020
• Consumer Protection Cases To Watch In 2020
• Transportation Cases To Watch In 2020
• Illinois Cases To Watch In 2020
• Fintech Regulation To Watch In 2020
• California Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2020
• 3 Privacy Law Predictions For The New Year
• 5 Things To Watch In Litigation Finance This Year
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Policy To Watch In 2020