Consumer Protection Archive » April, 2024

Consumer Protection - April, 2024

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• Chancery Tosses Meta Activist Investor Suit Over Social Ills
• SEC Fines Adviser Firm For Splitting Legal Fees With Client
• OpenAI Tries To Throw Out Another Copyright Case
• Pfizer Can't Slip COVID-19 Vax Suit, Texas Tells Court
• Drug Company Can't Escape Texas Counties' Opioid MDL
• Split 9th Circ. Finds San Jose Nuisance Laws Constitutional
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Kavanaugh Classmate Takes On HuffPost
• Dust Spray Maker Hit With $7.75M Verdict Over Fatal DUI
• FTC To Help FCC Enforce 'Net Neutrality' Rules
• Kroger, Albertsons Say FTC Distorts Markets In Merger Case
• FTC Continues To Target 'Junk' Drug Patents
• Patients Sue NC Plasma Donation Co. Over Data Breach
• Customers Can't Get Ill. ComEd Bribery Suit Restored
• House Panel Touts Legislation To Preserve AM Radio In Cars
• 1st Circ. Says Flyers' JetBlue-Spirit Deal Challenge Moot
• Crypto Exec Denies $2B Laundering Charges, Is Out On Bail
• Conn. Mortgage Co. Settles Data Breach Claims
• EPA Chief Faces House Appropriators Hostile To Agency Regs
• Key Issues Raised By Colorado's Brain Data Privacy Bill
• Birkin Bag Case Carries Competition Lessons For Retailers
• 8th Circ. Orders BASF Damages Trial In Herbicide Row
• Expect Tougher Bank Exams 1 Year After Spring 2023 Failures
• Mich. Judge Admits Error In Cutting Predatory Lending Claims
• Wash. Panel Reverses Hartford Unit Fire Coverage Ruling
• FTC Says Novant Wants Court To Ignore Local Competition
• Binance Founder Gets 4 Mos. For Lax Money Laundering Policy
• Ex-DOJ Antitrust Atty Joins Kressin Meador As Name Partner
• Think Like A Lawyer: Follow The Iron Rule Of Trial Logic
• High Court Won't Stay Texas' Porn Site Age Check Law
• EPA Finalizes Methylene Chloride Ban
• High Court Won't Revisit Class Cert. In Chili's Data Breach Row
• Google Hit With Copyright Claims Over AI Image Generator
• 5th Circ. Urged To Block CFPB's Credit Card Late Fee Rule
• Terraform Says SEC's $5.4B Sanction Bid Fails Under Morrison
• Maker Of 'Let's Go Brandon' Coin Seeks Lawsuit Transfer
• House Passes Bill To Curb Online Child Exploitation
• Pharma Co. Hit With Investor Suit Over Liver Drug Trials
• Meta Seeks Pause On Privacy Appeal For High Court Ruling
• Target, Grubhub Say Visa, Mastercard Fee Deal Is A Scam
• TikTok Law Likely To Withstand Appeal, FCC Member Says
• 1st Circ. Slashes Atty's Convictions In Email Fraud Case
• Bookstores Want In On FTC's Antitrust Case Against Amazon
• DC Property Manager Can't Duck Utility Fee Claims
• UnitedHealth's Cyberattack Response Is 'Inadequate,' AGs Say
• Don't Put Cable 'Junk Fee' Rules On Biz Services, FCC Told
• Herbert Smith Adds Bankruptcy Pro To Thai Disputes Practice
• Singapore Tech Co. To Pay FTC $1.17M In Mask False Ad Suit
• HHS Delays Menthol Cigarette Ban Indefinitely
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• FCC Fines Wireless Carriers $195M For Selling Location Data
• Breaking Down EPA's Rule On PFAS In Drinking Water
• NY Mag Readers Say Privacy Damages Enough For Fed. Court
• No Need To Delay $811M Immigrant Bond Co. Fine, CFPB Says
• Drivers, Ford Agree To Resolve Mustang 'Limp Mode' Suit
• Border Sheriffs Want Control Of 4.9-GHz Band To Stay Local
• Husch Blackwell Adds 4-Atty Litigation Team From Saul Ewing
• GM, LexisNexis Hit With Another Driving Data Suit
• Fruit Co. Must Face Pollution Suit From Tribe, Enviro Groups
• StarKist Looks To Block Guilty Plea From Price-Fixing Trial
• The Art Of Asking: Leveraging Your Contacts For Referrals
• Turkey Cos. Seek Swift Appeal Of Burford's Ability To Sue
• TitleMax Says Class Plaintiff Lied To Get 'Usurious' Loan
• Adidas Settles Suit Over Ads About 'Authentic' NHL Jerseys
• High Court To Decide Jurisdiction In Dog Food Label Suit
• Litigation Finance Group Leader Moves To FTC Role
• Justices To Weigh RICO Injury Scope In CBD Case
• Philips Inks $1.1B Deal To Resolve CPAP Injury Claims
• Supreme Court Declines To Hear 'Unusual' FCRA Case
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Ex-McKinsey Partner Says Firm Made Him Opioids 'Scapegoat'
• Senate Bill Would Vet FCC Rural Program Applicants
• Orgs Ask Biden, Congress To Impel Ligado Order's Reversal
• L'Occitane's Claim Zimmerman Reed Weaponized Law Tossed
• CFTC Receives Competing Visions For AI's Regulatory Future
• Wash. Judge Doubts He Can Block Kroger Merger
• Sen. Panel Set To Vote On Dems' Spectrum Auction Bill
• Feds Probe Tesla Autopilot Recall Fix Amid 'Misuse' Risks
• Crypto Atty's Senate Bid Takes Detour For SEC-Coinbase Suit
• Google Urges Va. Court To End DOJ's Ad Tech Case
• Alaska Airlines Rogue Pilot Suit Not Grounded Yet
• Soccer Star Says Binance Is Target Of $1B Fla. Suit, Not Him
• HomeServices Brokerage Reaches Deal With Home Sellers
• Wells Fargo Clients Seek Class Cert. In Race Bias Suit
• FTC's Bedoya Says Labor Concerns In Mergers Matter
• Apple Keeps Win Over Fortnite Player In Calif. Antitrust Suit
• Republic First Bank Fails In Biggest Bust Since 2023 Turmoil
• NJ Solar Co. To Settle Claims It Ignored Do Not Call List
• Insurers Say BASF Can't Seek Same PFAS Coverage In 3 Suits
• CVS Customers Say Colo. Co. 'Eavesdrops' On Web Activity
• Blackstone Must Face Claims Of Price-Fixing At Vegas Hotels
• The Drawbacks Of Banking Regulators' Merger Review Plans
• The FTC's Noncompete Rule Is Likely Dead On Arrival
• FTC Claims Amazon Execs Destroyed Antitrust Evidence
• 2 NC Sens. Seek Atty Fee Cap In Debt Collection Suits
• 'Beauty From Within' Trend Poses Regulatory Risks For Cos.
• Insurer Can't Avoid Coverage Suit Against Escrow Agent
• Pa. Regulators To Probe FirstEnergy's $503M Rate Hike Bid
• FTC Sues Bill-Payment Co. Over Misleading Ads, Junk Fees
• ​​​​​​​Legal Battles Set To Begin On Broadband 'Neutrality' Regs
• Objector Takes $125M PACER Overcharge Deal To Fed. Circ.
• FCC OKs $1.35B T-Mobile, Mint Deal With Unlocked Phones
• Delta Illegally Shares Fliers' Info With Facebook, Suit Says
• Microsoft, Nintendo And Others Sued Over Addictive Games
• Wash. Large-Magazine Ban Stays As Court Official Fears Tragedy
• Colo. Regulators Say Past Suncor Spills Forced New Permit
• Houston Surgeon OKs Order For Docs In Wrongful Death Suit
• Dominican Republic, Uzbekistan No Longer On IP Watch List
• Autodesk Faces Investor Suit Over Internal Controls
• Standard General Claims Racial Bias By FCC In Tegna Deal
• Becton BIPA Suit Gets Cut Short Under Health Exception
• Split Take On NJ 'Fake' Sale Case Disrupts Biz-Friendly Pattern
• FCC Proposes Local Georouting For 988 Calls
• Antitrust Enforcers Warn FERC About Ownership Overlaps
• Philips Gets $506M Economic Loss Deal OK'd In CPAP MDL
• NC Hospital Leader Condemns FTC's Merger Block Bid
• AIG Unit Says Gunmaker's Suit Policy Omits $250K Per Year
• How Cos. Can Prep For New Calif. Privacy Regulations
• 9th Circ. Arbitration Ruling Could Have Int'l Implications
• Mr. Cooper's $3.6M Convenience Fee Settlement Gets Final OK
• Conn. Judge In Drug Price-Fixing Suit Reveals Day Pitney Ties
• Being An Equestrian Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Teach Your Party Representative The Art Of Nonverbal Cues
• Hospital Operator Must Face Data Privacy Suit In Mass.
• FCC Restores Net Neutrality Rules In Party-Line Vote
• Bracing For The CFPB's War On Mortgage Fees
• Canada Privacy Chief Aims To Make The Most Of Existing Laws
• FDIC Pushes Back On Lender Groups Suing Over Colo. Law
• 3M And Ga. Utility Say $850M PFAS Cleanup Plan A No-Go
• Hedge Fund Says Credit Suisse Misled On Bonds' Health
• Takeaways From The FTC's Noncompetes Ban
• Plex Hit With Privacy Lawsuit Over Info Sharing With Meta
• Judge Suggests Amazon Never Denied Late-Delivery Refund
• Wash. Property Manager Sued Over Lease Cancellation Fees
• Feds File Conspiracy Charges In $1M La. 'Romance' Fraud
• Pacifica Will Pay $25K For Station Ad Violations, FCC Says
• Borrower Asks Full 4th Circ. To Hear Debt Canceling Case
• FPL Asks Court To Decertify Class Over Irma Power Outages
• DOJ Wants To Weigh In On Texas Google Ad Tech Discovery
• TikTok To Take Divestment Bill To Court
• 'Net Neutrality' Timeline: From Brand X To Biden-Era Brawl
• Forex Trader Must Pay $11.8M For Ponzi-Like Scheme
• Metals Firm To Pay $66M Over Retirement Coin Scam
• Congress Didn't OK FCC's 'Disparate Impact' Ban, Critics Say
• Groups Back Intuit's 5th Circ. Challenge To FTC Over Ads
• Group Fights SpaceX's FCC Grants After Musk's Actions In War
• Bill O'Reilly Can't Duck Canceled Cruise Suit, Customer Says
• Binance Founder Should Get 3 Years, Not Probation, Feds Say
• DOJ Consent Orders Chart Road Map For Lending Compliance
• Chamber Of Commerce Sues FTC Over New Noncompete Rule
• FDA Can Keep Most Docs Hidden From Juul's FOIA Request
• Dow Loses Bid To Keep NJ Toxic Water Row In Federal Court
• Wash. Nationals' Millennial Discount Doesn't Fly, Suit Says
• Joe Rogan Brain Health Supplements Don't Work, Suit Claims
• Considering CGL Defense For Social Media Addiction Claims
• FTC Noncompete Ban Signals Rising Labor Focus In Antitrust
• Landlords Bring NY Rent Law Challenge To High Court Again
• 4 Ways To Refresh Your Law Firm's Marketing Strategy
• Calif. Fertility Clinic Implanted Dead Embryos, Couples Say
• Turkish Co. Hit With $168M Suit Over Failed Uniform Deal
• Ex-Auditor, County Prosecutor Win Pennsylvania AG Primary
• Monsanto Judge Slashes $857M PCB Jury Verdict
• AGs Urged To Probe Anti-Abortion Centers' Privacy Claims
• New Ga. Law Restricts Social Media Use For Youth Under 16
• TikTok Divestment Bill Heads To Biden's Desk
• BNSF Says Zurich Should Pay For Defense In Asbestos Cases
• Kerrygold Butter-Maker Can't Nix 'Pure' Label False Ad Suit
• Small Providers Can't Meet 'Vague' Title II Rules, FCC Hears
• ACLU Backs States' Power To Preempt Feds' Net Neutrality
• Texas Orders Digital Gold Vault Scheme To Shut Down
• Realtors, Home Sellers Get OK For $418M Broker Rules Deal
• Doctor Renews $20M Claim His Hospital Made Up 25 Murders
• Nexstar Calls FCC's Floated $1.2M Fine Over WPIX 'Unlawful'
• Hot Spot Co. Investors' Revised $2.4M Deal Gets Initial OK
• Crypto Industry Groups Sue SEC Over Dealer Definition
• FCA Says Virtual Order Spells End Of In-Person Depositions
• Sugar Giants Accused Of Using Shadow Analyst To Fix Prices
• Pa. Roller Coaster Closure Throws Pass Buyers For A Loop
• Broadcasters Support Bill To Revive Diversity Tax Certificate
• EPA Finishes Stronger Chemical Risk Evaluation Rule
• What 3rd Circ. Trust Ruling Means For Securitization Market
• Judge Quiets NY Outdoor Stadium For Frazzled Neighbors
• Drugmakers Hit With RICO Suit Over Insulin Price Hikes
• Do Not Remand FDA Cigar Rule Without Vacatur, DC Circ. Told
• Williams-Sonoma To Pay $3.2M Over 'Made In America' Claims
• Md.-Based Career Public Servant Is The FTC's Newest ALJ
• BofA Nears Deal Over 'Hidden' Wire Transfer Junk Fees
• Colo. Neural Privacy Law Has Attys Scratching Their Heads
• FTC Bars Employers From Imposing Noncompete Contracts
• Ransomware Still On Rise Despite Better Defenses, Firm Says
• T-Mobile Can't Dodge Stolen Nude Photos Suit
• DOJ Antitrust Concerns Topple $960M Insulation Biz Merger
• NY's 'Buy-Now, Pay-Later' Oversight Bill Delayed But Not Dead
• Kansas Gov. Signs Earned Wage Access License Bill Into Law
• CFTC Says Gemini Can't Pin Misstatements On 'Intermediary'
• Real Estate Investment Cos. Owe SEC $8.4M For $17.5M Fraud
• FCC Fines AT&T, Internet Co. For Discussing Auction Bids
• FCC Eyes Rule Changes For Independent Video Programmers
• Social Media MDL Attys Ordered To Sort Out Confidentiality
• 9th Circ. Backs Class Cert. In Pet Supplement False Ad Suit
• USW Says EPA Asbestos Ban Doesn't Protect Workers Enough
• Kroger, Albertsons Expand Divestiture Plan
• Gambling Co., Casinos Battle Over Shuffler Antitrust Claims
• Robinhood 'Meme Stock' Investors Lose New Class Cert. Bid
• Group Backs Net Neutrality, But Not Fees On Broadband
• Conn. Lawmaker Wants To Allow Suits For AI Discrimination
• Chamber Planning Prompt Challenge Of FTC Noncompete Ban
• Opioid Marketer Completes $1.5M Damages Settlement With Del.
• GM, Others Sued For Sharing Driver Data With Insurers
• Using Rule 23(f) To Review Class Certification Orders
• Google Faces Sanctions Bid Over Alleged Data Destruction
• Prosecutors, Pols And Partners Among Pa. AG Hopefuls
• SEC Says Terraform, Founder Owe $5.3B After Fraud Verdict
• Hyundai, Kia Drivers Want $13M Fees In Car Theft Defect Deal
• Supreme Court Will Hear Feds' Ghost Guns Ban Appeal
• House Passes Another Bill To Force TikTok Divestment
• Edelson Pitches 'Better Way' To Pick Leads In Privacy Suits
• Meta Faces Uphill Fight To Nix AG Claims In Addiction MDL
• CFPB Seeks 5th Circ. Do-Over In Credit Card Late Fee Case
• Colo. Won't 'Defer' To Feds In Kroger-Albertsons Merger Suit
• Kansas City Bank Sued Over Prepaid Cards For Ex-Detainees
• Banking Boss Seeks First Bite In Lawyer-Linked Debt Services
• TCPA Only Protects Consumers, Fax Co. Worker Says
• Flint Class Urges Approval Of $25M Water Firm Settlement
• Yardi Ordered To Provide Info On Apartment Pricing Algorithm
• SpaceX Wants 'Flexible' Net Neutrality Rules For Satellites
• Shampoo-Maker Can't Wash Away 'Natural' False Ad Suit
• DOJ Can't Coordinate Google Ad Tech Discovery With Texas
• Madonna Sued, This Time In D.C., Over Late Concert Start
• Candy Crush Developer Gets Sweet Win In Fraud Suit
• Fla. Solar Panel CEO Can Be Sued In Mich., Judge Says
• J&J Unit Sued Over Defective Knee Replacements
• NY Scraps Proposal Impacting Local Broadband Networks
• Nevada Justices Stop Block On State's Ghost Gun Ban
• Binance Ruling Spotlights Muddled Post-Morrison Landscape
• NYT Inks Revised $2.4M Deal In Auto-Renewal Case
• Arnold & Porter Atty Returns To Greenberg Traurig In Calif.
• Antitrust Case Judge Reveals Husband's Ties With Apple
• Data Protection Steps To Consider After Biden Privacy Order
• Highlights From The 2024 ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting
• LG Chem Wants NC Man's Exploding Battery Suit Tossed
• SEC Faces $1.8M Atty Fee Bid After Sanctions In Crypto Case
• Citi Can Arbitrate Anti-Armenian Bias Suit, Judge Rules
• EU Antitrust Chief Says Merger Tool Not A 'Power Grab'
• Senate Dems Question 4 Biggest Banks Over Fraud Controls
• Google Judge Notes Broad Reach Of Texas Ad Tech Claims
• School, Library Supporters Call FCC Wi-Fi Plan Cost Effective
• SEC Exams Division Flags Misleading Claims In Adviser Ads
• AGs, Google Defend $700M Play Store Deal Ripped By Judge
• Missouri AG Launches Probe Into Delta-8 Products
• Pharma Co. Wants Tribe's Opioid Suit To Stay In Federal Court
• Coffee Bean Hit With ADA Suit Over Costly Milk Alternatives
• FCC Probing Causes Of 911 Outage Across Four States
• Endo Pleads Guilty To Marketing Opioids As 'Crush Proof'
• 3rd Circ. Unclear If 'Session Replay' Web Code Directed At Pa.
• Would-Be Whistleblowers Drop ER Service Overbilling Claims
• Bank Regulators Appeal Texas Judge's Halt Of New CRA Rules
• Bank Wants To Exit Suit Over $100M Of Special Needs Trusts
• Patient Data Breach Suit Should Be Tossed, Colo. Judge Says
• Admiral Balks At Covering Menendez Ally In Pollution Suit
• Wife Of Alleged $3B TelexFree Scammer 'Hounded' In MDL
• Ethics Panel Douses Judge DQ Talk In 5th Circ. CFPB Case
• House Sends Bill To Close Data Warrant 'Loophole' To Senate
• New TikTok Bill Gives More Time For Divestment
• Walgreens Investors' $36M Deal In Opioid Suit Gets First OK
• 'Fired Up': House Leaders Say Data Privacy Law Top Priority
• NY Settles With Payroll, Prepaid Card Bank For $700K
• ISPs Seek Clearer Preemption In Feds' Net Neutrality Draft
• Kraft Sued Over Lead Contamination In Lunchables
• Biden Says Tariffs On Chinese Steel Should Be Tripled
• DC Judge Questions 7-Eleven Position On FTC Constraints
• Cinemark Shorted Thirsty Moviegoers By 2 Ounces, Suit Says
• Don't Ignore Problematic Merger Docs, FTC Comp Chief Says
• Tinder, Hinge Seek Arb. In 'Preposterous' Addictive Apps Suit
• New Stablecoin Bill Eyes Investor Protections, AML Regime
• First-Of-Its-Kind Brain Data Privacy Bill Passes In Colo.
• Jury To Decide Fault Of Driver In Spray-Huffing DUI Death
• Liberty Mutual's Spyware Suit Halted Pending 3rd Circ. Appeal
• Flagstar Bank Beats Overdraft 'Fee Maximization' Suit
• Lawmaker Says New Merger Guides Hurt Small Businesses
• Geolocation Co. Seeks FCC Revamp Of Lower 900 MHz
• Coding Bootcamp Fined $164K For Misleading Student Loans
• FDA Denies Marketing For 65 MNGO Disposable E-Cigarettes
• FDA Tells Justices It Has A Better Vape Case In Mind
• States, Biz Groups Back Fight Over DOE Furnace Rules
• ISP Frontier Inks $20M Internet Upgrade Deal For NC
• Missouri Moves To Block Biden's Student Loan Relief Plan
• The Future Of BIPA Insurance Litigation After Visual Pak
• Compass Group Gets New Damages Trial In $8M Death Suit
• Bankman-Fried Appeal May Cite Unusual Preview Testimony
• Consumer Privacy Takeaways From FTC Extraterritorial Action
• Judge Merges Axos Bank Suits But Won't Appoint Counsel Yet
• IBM Privacy Head Says AI Needs Transparency To Be Trusted
• American Urges 1st Circ. To Reject 'Radical' JetBlue Ruling
• NC Rulings Show Bankruptcy Isn't Only For Insolvent Debtors
• Whitewater Kayaking Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• House Panel Takes Aim At Change Healthcare, FTC Over Hack
• Split 5th Circ. Won't Rehear Case Over Agency Protections
• Eli Lilly's Insulin Price Cap Deal Collapses After Cert. Denial
• Cashed Check Kills VW Emissions Deal Appeal, 9th Circ. Says
• 'Wide As The Ocean': Apple Judge Pans Investor Deal Release
• Justices Asked To Review Texas' Online Porn Age Check Law
• BofA Draws Scorn From Republican AGs Over 'De-Banking'
• NC Treasurer Backs FTC On Hospital Merger Challenge
• Tai Sidesteps As GOP Reps Try To Pin Down Trade Timeline
• White House Opposes Bill To Close Data 'Loophole'
• Mercedes Rusty Subframe Suit Is Too Vague, Judge Is Told
• Broadband Subsidy Backers Seek To Force House Vote
• NY Outdoor Stadium Can Host Concerts During Noise Row
• CFPB Moves To 'Streamline' How It Tags Nonbanks For Exams
• Feds, PPG Reach $22.8M Deal To Clean Up NJ Superfund Site
• Terraform Creditors Say All Clear To Hire Crypto Tracing Firm
• Buttigieg, State AGs To Probe Consumer Airline Complaints
• Flyers Challenge $1.9B Hawaiian-Alaska Airlines Merger
• South State Bank Breach Exposed 1 Million People, Suit Says
• Public Advocates Say Surveillance Cams Could Disrupt Wi-Fi
• Navigating Kentucky's New Consumer Privacy Law
• Court Urged Not To Quash Google's Agency Subpoenas
• Zuckerberg Dodges Liability In Meta Addiction MDL, For Now
• FTC To Unveil, Vote On Final Noncompetes Ban April 23
• Binance.US Adds Ex-NY Fed Compliance Chief To Board
• Capital One Escapes Customer Sign-Up Bonus Suit, For Now
• This Earth Day, Consider How Your Firm Can Go Greener
• Chancery Tosses Zelle Fraud Suit Against JPMorgan Directors
• Mental Health Co. Cerebral To Pay $7M Over Data Failures
• Dems Grill Chamber Over 'Outrageous' CFPB Card Fee Suit
• SeaWorld's Sesame Park Visitors Can't Get Cert. In Bias Fight
• EPA Says Legacy Asbestos Poses Unreasonable Risk
• Calif. Cannabis Co. Stiiizy Sued Over Delta-8 Products
• MGM Slams FTC Probe After Cyberattack During Khan Visit
• Whistleblower Says Lab Co. Ran COVID-Testing Scheme
• 4th Circ. Won't Let Borrower Pin Feds' Flub On Pa. Agency
• House Rejects Bid To Overturn Spy Bill Authorization
• Minimize Nat'l Security Regs On Broadband, Verizon Says
• Doc's NDAs Illegally Silenced Negative Reviews, Judge Says
• CFPB Hits Back At Bank Challenge To Small-Biz Lending Rule
• Apple Faces Two Suits Over IPhone Market Dominance
• Pet Food Brand Chicken Soup Says Supplier Hiked Costs
• L'Occitane Privacy Suit Against Zimmerman Reed Trimmed
• Apple Defends Anti-Steering Rule Compliance In Epic Case
• New Proposal Signals Sharper Enforcement Focus At CFIUS
• Meta, FTC Pause Constitutionality Fight For High Court Ruling
• Subaru Agrees To Replace And Refund Defective Windshields
• What FinCEN Proposed Customer ID Number Change Means
• LA County Tells FCC It Supports Plan To Georoute 988 Calls
• Bond Co. Asks For Life-Saving Pause On $811M Fine
• DC Judge Blocks Texas AG's Media Matters Investigation
• Senators Demand Info On CFTC Chats With Bankman-Fried
• Justices Won't Nix FDA Labeling Preemption For State Claims
• Circumstantial Evidence Requires A Pointillist Approach
• Pain Patch Buyer Seeks Class Cert. In Kroger False Ad Suit
• Consumer Class Action Trio Joins Morgan Lewis From Crowell
• Justices Won't Hear Brokerage's Arbitration Claim In Fees Suit
• Justices Allow Class Action Over ATM Fees To Proceed
• High Court Passes On Tenants' Debt Collection Dispute
• Justices Won't Review Elanco's Win In Free-Dinner Fax Suit
• Patreon Takes Aim At Constitutionality Of Video Privacy Law
• US, EU Antitrust Officials Agree On Much, Not Sustainability
• 'American-Made' May Include Foreign Parts, 10th Circ. Says
• 'Much More Is Coming': Experts See Wave Of AI-Related Suits
• Epic Wants Google Play Store Reforms After Antitrust Verdict
• Ex-Biotech CEO Gets 7 Years In Fake COVID Test Case
• SEC Fines 5 Advisers Over Alleged Marketing Rule Violations
• Connecticut Credit Union Settles Overdraft Fee Lawsuit
• NY Health Network To Pay $1M For Deceptive COVID Test Bills
• Mercedes-Benz Lending Arm Must Face Conn. Lease Fight
• FCC Urged To DQ Iconectiv As Number Portability Manager
• Tyco Reaches $750M PFAS Deal In Foam Co. MDL
• Republicans Warn CFPB Against Pursuing Arbitration Rule 2.0
• House To Retry Spy Bill After Warrant Measure Fails By 1 Vote
• Critics Blast FCC Call To Raise Net Neutrality 'Ruckus'
• Feds Say Ga. Apartments Denied Wheelchair Accommodation
• Maine AG Sues Monsanto Over PCB Contamination
• Abbott Labs Gets Price Claims Tossed In Baby Formula MDL
• Questions Persist After Ruling Skirts $925M TCPA Award Issue
• Benzene Contamination Concerns: Drugmakers' Next Steps
• Bimbo Beats False Ad Suit Over 'All Butter' Entenmann's Cake
• Make Clear Neutrality Exempts Content Storage, Akamai Says
• Vermont Attys Can't Be Sued In Connecticut, Court Says
• Mercedes-Benz Gets Fraud Claims Clipped In Brake Suit
• Zoll Says 'Cookie-Cutter' Hack Claims Don't Show Harm
• 'Ghost Gun' Cos. Ink $1.3M Deal To End Philly's Safety Suit
• Proposed BIPA Penalty Reforms Advance In Ill. Legislature
• CFPB Says Credit Card Shares Disqualifying In 5th Circ. Case
• Gerber, Others Must Face Calif. MDL Over Baby Food Toxins
• FTC Curtails Treatment Provider's Sharing Of Health Data
• FTC's Bedoya Looking For Market Power In Pricing Cases
• Auto Tech Group Floats Bill To End Abusers' Car Access
• Orrick To Pay $8M To Settle Data Breach Litigation
• FCC Says Satellite Co.'s Dispute With Backer Belongs In Court
• FTC Sends More Refunds To Customers Throttled By AT&T
• Price-Fixing Cartel Self Reporting On 'Steady Uptick,' Panel Says
• Shops Fight Altria Unit's Bid To Block Flavored Vape Sales
• FTC 'Hopeful' Merger Judges Can See Past Market Definition
• Visa Beats Some Merchant Claims In Antitrust MDL
• Ernest Health Hit With Suit After Cybercriminal Data Breach
• FDA Commissioner Says Congress Must Act On Hemp, CBD
• NCAA Athletes Can't Get MDL Over Compensation Rules
• LA's COVID-19 Anti-Eviction Law A Taking, 9th Circ. Told
• Pool Co. Gets Rival's Assets Frozen After False Ads Verdict
• CFPB, EU Say Teamwork 'Critical' As Fintech Bridges Atlantic
• Judge Sends Tax Data Suit Against H&R Block To Arbitration
• Birth Control Injury Claims Barred From Conn., Court Told
• Blocked JetBlue-Spirit Deal Illustrates New Antitrust Approach
• Back Labels In False Ad Cases Get Some Clarity In 9th Circ.
• Judge Grants $3.2M In Fees For Wawa Class Counsel
• State Enforcers: Not Joining Fed Cases No Sign Of Opposition
• FTX Brass, Investors Can't Move Bankruptcy Suit To MDL
• $24M Hidden Fee Deal Between Class, AIG Units Gets 1st OK
• Fla. Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q1
• Treasury Proposes Steeper Foreign Investment Law Penalties
• States, Wild Cards & Time: Hurdles Facing Privacy Law Push
• US News Fights Uphill To Block SF's 'Best Hospitals' Probe
• SEC Says Crypto Firm Kraken Can't 'Subvert' Securities Test
• Tribes Sue Social Platforms Over Native Youth Suicides
• DOJ's Apple Antitrust Suit Gets New Judge After Recusal
• Lawmakers Ask GAO To Review Native Remains Act
• Enforcers Are Learning How To Pursue Suits Against Big Tech
• Colo. AG Says Kroger Divestiture Plan Is Best Left For Trial
• Landmark PFAS Rule Faces Battles Over Costs And Science
• 9th Circ. Mostly Affirms Industry Ban For COVID PPE Delays
• Cadence Bank Sued Over Numerous Out-Of-Network Fees
• Dubious Merger Bid? 'Find A Different Deal,' DOJ Official Says
• FDIC Details Prep For Winding Down Failing Financial Giants
• FCC Urged To Wait For BEAD Fund Awards Before 5G Auction
• NY Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q1
• Federal MDL Rule Benefits From Public Comments
• Settlements Prompt SC Cheer Abuse Case Dismissal
• Rural Project Winners Say 'Harsh' Realities Justify Amnesty
• DeFi Platform Uniswap Discloses SEC Enforcement Notice
• GOP Senators Ask 5th Circ. To Ax School Bus Wi-Fi
• Merger Notification Overhaul 'Pretty Close,' DOJ Official Says
• Past Violations To Get Close Eye With New Merger Filing Rules
• Practicing Law With Parkinson's Disease
• Activists Can't Show LexisNexis Violated Ill. Consumer Law
• GM Hit With Class Action Over 'Shift-To-Park' Defect
• Chase, Zelle Can Arbitrate Stolen-Funds Reimbursement Case
• Biden's Student Loan Relief Plan Is Unlawful, States Say
• EPA Finalizes First-Ever PFAS Drinking Water Standards
• Men Agree To Pay $1M For Robocalls Targeting Black Voters
• After Uproar, New MDL Rule Advances With Attys Assuaged
• 5th Circ. Asks For Briefing Amid Scrutiny Of Judge's Citi Stock
• Crypto Booster Says $1B SEC Fraud Suit Offends Free Speech
• Calif. AG Backs Bill To Revamp 'Abysmal' Corporate Penalties
• Philips, Feds Enter Consent Decree Over Sleep Apnea Devices
• What's In The Norfolk Southern $600M Derailment Deal
• Pfizer Cancer Drug Way Too Expensive, Biden Told
• FDIC Beats Industry Group's Challenge To NSF Fee Guidance
• Dole Escapes Fruit Snack False Ad Suit, For Now
• Navajo, Mine Operator Look To Settle Last Waste Spill Claims
• Judge Says He'd Be Spooked By Mercedes Recall Notice
• StarKist, PE Co. Settle Tuna Price-Fixing Claims For $3.9M
• Real Brokerage $9.2M Settlement Is Latest In Agent Fee Suit
• Wash. High Court Leaves Gun Magazine Ban In Place
• FTC Pressures Global Partners, Gulf Oil Into Reducing Deal
• FCC Considers Opening 5 GHz Band To Drones
• FCC Decision On Subsidy Fund Likely Tough To Unravel
• $350M Google Privacy Settlement Receives Initial Approval
• Spirit Flies Away From Wiretap Suit Over Site User Tracking
• GM Rips 'Word Salad' Discovery Request, Fights Sanction Bid
• Ex-Fox News Anchor Continues Fighting Forced Arbitration
• Aviation Watch: Not All Airline Mergers Hurt The Public
• The Merger Cases That Will Matter At ABA Antitrust Meeting
• How Banks Should Respond To Calif. AG's Overdraft Warning
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