Consumer Protection Archive » May, 2024

Consumer Protection - May, 2024

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• Live Nation Confirms Data Breach Days After Consumer Suit
• Monsanto PCB Plaintiffs Want $185M Wash. Win Restored
• Caremark Cut Loose From CVS Price-Gouging Case
• Thrivent Unit To Pay FINRA $325K Over Lax Forgery Controls
• 'You Didn't Do It': Antitrust Judge Rips Apple's Doc Production
• Colo. AI Bias Law Lays 'Foundation' For New State Patchwork
• Dunkin' Near Tossing Milk-Alternative Bias Case, For Now
• T-Mobile Gets Investor Data Consolidation Suit Tossed In Del.
• Martinelli & Co. Sued Over Arsenic In Apple Juice
• Subaru Drivers Reach Class Deal Over Defective Fuel Pumps
• Zillow Rival Tells 9th Circ. Listing Snub Not 'Optional'
• Orrick's $8M Deal To End Data Breach Claims Nears Prelim OK
• Class Wants Holland & Hart Deposed Over Discovery Lapses
• Judge Axes Class Claims In Navy Federal Discrimination Suit
• Intelsat Worries Over Reg Fee Spike For FCC Space Bureau
• Fla. Judge Won't Nix SEC Suit Over $112M Ponzi Scheme
• 9th Circ. Says LA's COVID-19 Eviction Ban Was No Taking
• Haleon Sued Over 'Natural Flavors' Emergen-C Labels
• DOJ Slams Apple's Planned Bid To Dismiss Antitrust Suit
• DOJ's Ad Tech Case May Go To Judge, Not Jury, After All
• FTC Hearing On Fake Review Rule Stressed Compliance Costs
• FTC Focus: Exploring The Meaning Of Orange Book Letters
• Colo. Justices Agree To Weigh In On Blackstone Lease Row
• 3 Recent Decisions To Note As Climate Litigation Heats Up
• As Broadband Subsidy Ends, Biden Pushes For Renewal
• Former Miami City Atty Must Face Real Estate Fraud Suit
• Fight Between Trustee, Law Firm May Mean Less For Creditors
• Judge Rejects Home Service Workers' Class Cert. Redo Bid
• Texas Judge Opts Not To Recuse And Tosses Chamber Suit
• CFPB Sues PHEAA For Discharged Student Loan Collections
• FTC, SEC Urged To Probe UnitedHealth's 'Negligent' Security
• CFPB To Probe 'Junk Fees' In Mortgage Closing Costs
• Gov't Broadband Rules Must Not Deter Providers, NTIA Told
• Healthcare Data Co. Says Blocked Access Could Kill Patients
• Ex-FTX Auditor Must Face SEC's Independence Rules Suit
• Only One Landlord Allowed To Duck DC RealPage Suit
• Okla. Tribes Say Bills Won't Deter Poultry Biz From Polluting
• FCC Lifts Freeze On TV Stations Changing Channels
• La-Z-Boy Hit With Suit Over Misleading Furniture Pricing
• FAA Caps 737 Max Production Amid Boeing Safety Plan Fixes
• Travelers Loses Dismissal Bid In BIPA Coverage Dispute
• Ill. Made 'Big Concession' In 3M PFAS Suit, 7th Circ. Judge Says
• ACLU Says Aon Hiring Tools Discriminate On Race, Disability
• Divided FTC Won't Delay Kroger-Albertsons In-House Case
• DOJ's Kanter Says AI Cos. Could Exploit Creators
• Voice Software Co. Gets Bank Customer Privacy Suit Trimmed
• FTC, Novant Ask To Delay In-House Trial On Merger Challenge
• FCC Subsidy Reforms Could Be Drafted On Capitol Hill Soon
• Terraform, SEC Reach 'Settlement In Principle' In Crypto Case
• Target's Surveillance System Violates BIPA, Shoppers Say
• 12 Keys To Successful Post-Trial Juror Interviews
• Conn. Judge Axes Pot Dispensary Permit Challenge
• Sen. Dems Call On DOJ To Prevent Price-Fixing In Oil Industry
• How Employers, Attorneys Can Respond To Noncompete Ban
• NY Expects Crypto Cos. To Meet Customer Service Standards
• What To Watch As The FTC Targets Drug Patent Listings
• KKR's $24B NetCo Buy Gets EU Regulatory Approval
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: May Lessons
• Mich. Judge Refers Atty To Calif. Bar Over Flint PR Stunt
• NCAA To End Transfer Rules In Deal With DOJ
• ExamSoft, Bar Examiners Face $2M Software Crash Claims
• New TSCA Risk Rule Gives EPA Broad Discretion On Science
• Sen. Warren Pushes CMS On 'Medical Loss Ratio' Data
• Bottler Says It's Owed Defense In Wine Contamination Dispute
• Trauma-Informed Legal Approaches For Pro Bono Attorneys
• Data Co. Exec, Worker Guilty Of Fraud In Mail Scam Case
• CFPB's Expanding Scope Evident In Coding Bootcamp Fine
• High Court Calls For 2nd Circ. Redo In BofA Preemption Fight
• Amazon Shouldn't Escape BIPA Suit, Judge Recommends
• Feds Dismantle Massive Botnet, Arrest Malware's Admin
• CFPB Says Citi 'Wrong' On Wire Transfer Rules In NY Suit
• Spotify Listeners Slam Scrapped Music Device As 'Paperweight'
• 5th Circ. Sends Hain Toxic Baby Food Suit To State Court
• Visa, Mastercard Consumers Ink $197.5M ATM Antitrust Deal
• Pot Co. Stiiizy Accused Of Marketing Unsafe High-THC Wares
• Texas Securities Regulator Orders Crypto MLM To Shut Down
• NC State Is Blocking Probe Of PCBs In Building, Court Told
• Microsoft's Post-Merger Layoffs Cited In I-Told-You-So Appeal
• Google, Apple Say Nothing New To Revive Search Pact Suit
• FCC Chief Floats Plan To Cut Down On Orbital Satellite Debris
• South Baltimore Citizens Call On EPA For Incinerator Relief
• TikTok Ban Gets Expedited Sept. Hearing Date At DC Circ.
• PJM Watchdog Challenges FERC's Meeting Roadblock
• Nationwide Says Hyundai, Kia Owe $7.7M For Engine Claims
• Makeup Co. BIPA Suit Trimmed As Arbitration Bid Denied
• Handbag Cos. Seek FTC In-House Delay For Fed. Court Row
• 9th Circ. Rejects Objections To $23M Monsanto Roundup Deal
• P&G Mislabels Tampax Products As 'Pure Cotton,' Suit Says
• Bankrupt BlockFi Agrees To $150k Penalty In Conn. Bond Row
• Barilla Pasta Buyers Win Class Cert. In Italy Labeling Suit
• Fintech Compliance Amid Regulatory Focus On Sensitive Data
• No Sanctions Over Drone Video For Houston Cancer MDL Atty
• 6 Questions For FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez
• Robinhood Reaches Deal To End 'Meme Stock' Investor Suit
• Fire Chiefs Want FirstNet In Charge Of Revamped 4.9 GHz
• Pool Co. Can't Avoid, Delay Paying $16M False Ad Verdict
• Acting Boston US Atty Says Fraud Cases Still High Priority
• BofA Sued Over 'Confusing' Automatic Card Payment Terms
• Ex-Calif. Atty Cops To Role In $9.5M Crypto Ponzi Scheme
• BakerHostetler, Crowell On Verge Of Settling Client Scam Suit
• 4 Arbitration Takeaways From High Court Coinbase Ruling
• The NFL's $6 Billion Question: Is Sunday Ticket A Racket?
• 5th Circ. Stays Transfer Of Suit Over CFPB's Late Fee Rule
• Playing Music Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Amazon Can't Duck FTC's Prime Subscription Suit
• Judge Hints Amazon Can't Avoid BIPA Suit For Stored Data
• AI Co. Can't Escape Meta's Suit Over User Data Scraping
• Agri Stats Can't Duck Or Transfer DOJ, States' Antitrust Suit
• Consumers, Advertisers Seek Class Cert. Against Meta
• Google, Meta Can Arbitrate H&R Block User's Tax Data Suit
• Green Group Says EPA Issued Fraudulent PFAS Report
• Data Co. Exec Misled GC About Scammer Sales, Feds Tell Jury
• Dominican Air Co. Says CEO Deposition Not Needed In Suits
• SEC Ordered To Pay $1.8M Over Crypto Case Sanctions
• Hawaii Warns Telecom Co.'s Loan Woes Will Affect Consumers
• Microsoft, OpenAI Beat Overstuffed Privacy Suit, For Now
• Capital One Is The Latest To Face 'Refer A Friend' Text Suit
• HIV Drug Buyers Fight Bid To Combine 9th Circ. Appeal Briefs
• Texas Judge Sends Suit Over CFPB Late Fee Rule Back To DC
• Chicken Buyers Defend Additional $37M Atty Fee Ask
• High Court Passes On Collection Firm's CFPB Funding Fight
• DC Circ. Won't Pause New TSA Airport Screening Mandate
• Kroger, Albertsons Must Give FTC Texts, Written Notes
• Apple Denied Appeal Of Cert. In App Store Monopoly Suit
• Beauty School Deserved Review Of License Loss, Panel Says
• Wells Fargo Seeks To Send Account Offsets Suit To Arbitration
• Lessons In High-Profile Jury Selection Amid NY Trump Trial
• American To Cut Attys Who Blamed Child Filmed In Bathroom
• High Court Urged To Review NY Rent Law Challenge
• Pa. Debt Collector Missed Window To Appeal Customer's Win
• Industry Lines Up Behind Net Neutrality Repeal Measure
• How Attys Can Avoid Pitfalls When Withdrawing From A Case
• FTX Exec Who Acted As Bankman-Fried 'Tool' Gets 7½ Years
• Live Nation Ticket Buyers Follow Feds With Antitrust Suit
• Sony Denied Early Bid To Block PlayStation Antitrust Class
• Senate Republican Eyes Tutor.com's China Ties, Data Use
• Uvalde Families Say Call Of Duty, Meta Groomed Shooter
• Top Senate Banking Dem Presses DoorDash On Biz Advances
• BofA Inks $21M Deal With Over 1M Customers Over Wire Fees
• Malware Backdoor Found In Software Used By Courtrooms
• Petition Watch: Forum Shopping, Monopolies & Gun Safety
• PIMCO Says It Needs To Assess CFPB's Loan Service Deal
• SEC Says Crypto Firm's Challenge Is 'Fatally Premature'
• FCC Republican Knocks Plan To Require AI Ad Disclosures
• Bungie Cheat Code Sellers Hit With $63K Copyright Verdict
• E-Rate Growth Needed As Other Funds Wane, FCC Chief Says
• Biden's Judicial Impact And What's Left On The Wish List
• White Sox Settle ADA Suit Over Season Tickets Policy
• 4th Circ. Urged To Keep Suit Against Credit Co. In Fed. Court
• Software-Aided Price Fixing Under Antitrust Assault
• Feds' Probe Into Waymo Self-Driving Car Finds More Incidents
• The Effects Of New 10-Year Limitation On Key Sanctions Laws
• EPA Denies Ala. Coal Ash Management Program Application
• New Minnesota Law Removes Barriers To Public Broadband
• FCC Probing Unauthorized Navigation Satellite Signals In US
• Coinbase Says Crypto Securities Question Is Ripe For Review
• What 11th Circ. FCRA Ruling Means For Credit Furnishers
• Alabama Judge Says Attys Subverted Plumbing Defect Deal
• CFPB Will Ask DC Circ. To Rescue Rule Challenged By PayPal
• Supply Chain Considerations For Companies Deploying AI
• CFPB Seeks $20M Penalty For Inaccurate Loan Data
• Using A Children's Book Approach In Firm Marketing Content
• Insurer Owes Coverage For School Defect Claim, Builder Says
• DOJ's Live Nation-Ticketmaster Suit: What You Should Know
• CFPB's 1st Try At BNPL Regulation Could Set Stage For More
• FTC Blasts Amazon's 'Unbelievable' Claims About Signal Use
• Bungie Cheat Code Sellers Dinged At Trial For Deleting Docs
• Latham, Cravath Rep Live Nation In DOJ Ticketmaster Battle
• TikTok, YouTube Must Produce European Privacy Data In MDL
• Ex-Bank CEO Cops To Embezzling $47M To Pay Crypto Scam
• FCC Defends Nielsen Data In Low-Power TV Licensing Suit
• House Panel Moves Data Privacy Bill, While Vowing Revisions
• SEC Opens Gate To Ether ETFs, But Firms Await Green Light
• NC Top Court Finds Credit Union's Arbitration Add-On Is Valid
• AdTech Co. Faces Suit As Google's Cookie Support Crumbles
• DOJ Has A Long Set To Play Against Live Nation-Ticketmaster
• 'I Just Don't Buy It': Judge Rips Google's Injunction Argument
• House Members Approve Closing Delta-8 Hemp 'Loophole'
• Kratom Cos. Failed To Warn Man About Risks, Colo. Suit Says
• House Panel Pushes AM Radio Bill Forward
• FCC Aims To Reduce Risk From China-Controlled Test Labs
• Irma Power Outage Claims Must Be Brought To Fla. Regulator
• Feds Nab Pair In $2M Sports, Pokémon Trading Card Scam
• The State Of Play In DEI And ESG 1 Year After Harvard Ruling
• Compliance Considerations For New Data Protection Law
• AT&T Stands To Gain Billions From 4.9 GHz, Report Says
• Man Behind NH Primary Deepfake Faces Charges, FCC Fines
• FTC Noncompete Rule Risks A Wave Of State AG Actions
• CFPB Poised To Up The Ante After Supreme Court Victory
• House Passes Bill To Block Fed-Issued Digital Dollar
• High Court Urged To Rule On FCC Question In TCPA Dispute
• Coverage Suit Paused Until Resolution Of Gun Sales Dispute
• How To Use Exhibits Strategically Throughout Your Case
• NFL Says Unsolicited-Text Suit Belongs In Arbitration
• GSK, Boehringer Prevail In 1st Zantac Cancer Trial
• DOJ Sues Live Nation 14 Years After Ticketmaster Deal
• Wow Such Basic: Justices Back Crypto Fans In Dogecoin Duel
• Diving Deep Into Sweeping NY Financing Bill — And Its Pitfalls
• Neb. Takes Aim At TikTok For 'Exploiting' Teen Users
• Stubhub, Attys Beat Sanctions Bid For Lost Hyperlinked Docs
• EasyPay Agrees To Exit Mass. In 'Rent-A-Bank' Settlement
• Caesars Escapes Privacy Suit Over Online Video Games
• US House Passes Crypto Bill Over SEC, White House Dissent
• Ex-FTX Exec Deserves Up To 7 Years For Fraud, Feds Say
• Monsanto's Appellate Win Won't Nix $438M PCB Loss
• Sunsetting Section 230 Gains Traction On Both Sides Of Aisle
• ATM Plaintiffs Must Share New Data In Visa, Mastercard Suit
• Antitrust Judge Questions Apple's Phil Schiller On New Fees
• Zillow Trade Practices Case Meets Skeptical Conn. Judge
• Ga. Lender Asks Panel To Free It From Unsolicited Check Case
• Mich. Judge Not Satisfied By Atty's Letter Over Flint PR Stunt
• Justices' CFPB Alliance May Save SEC Courts, Not Chevron
• 1st Circ. Affirms UBS Win In Puerto Rico Pension Fight
• Wells Fargo Tries 2 Tactics To Get Overdraft Fee Suit Bounced
• Accepting Price-Fix Tech Invite Can Be Enough: DOJ Official
• FCC Weighs Requiring AI Disclosures In Political Ads
• Evidence Shaky In First Zantac Cancer Trial, Drugmakers Say
• Daughter Sues Over Oil Co. Family's 'Looting Campaign'
• DuPont 'Document Dump' Rattles NC In PFAS Suit
• Uvalde Families Ink $2M Deal With City Over School Shooting
• WeChat Users Must Arbitrate Privacy Row, Calif. Panel Says
• Influencer Considerations As FINRA Initiates Crackdown
• What The FTC Report On AG Collabs Means For Cos.
• A Comparison Of FDIC, OCC Proposed Merger Approaches
• Major County Sheriffs Seek FCC's OK For Axon Cameras
• SC Gov. Signs Earned Wage Access Bill Into Law
• Being An EMT Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Behind Court Challenges To The FTC's Final Noncompete Rule
• Rakoff Punts Terraform Args Amid Big-Dollar Settlement Talk
• 15 Quick Tips For Uncovering And Mitigating Juror Biases
• Lead Blood Test Maker To Plead Guilty, Pay $42M Over Defects
• Mich. Judge Gives Final OK To Engineering Co. $8M Flint Deal
• CFPB Says Some Credit Card Standards Apply To BNPL Firms
• Hawaii Wins $916M From Bristol-Myers, Sanofi Over Plavix
• Minn. Poised To Join State Data Privacy Law Patchwork
• Pacific Seafood Beats Crab Price-Fixing Claims, For Now
• Bungie's Code Copying Claims Questioned At Seattle Trial
• Realtors Want Rethink After DOJ Antitrust Probe Allowed
• Full 5th Circ. Urged To Rethink Blocking Student Loan Rule
• Banks Urged To Vote Out Exxon Leaders Who Sued Investors
• Molson Coors' Mimosas More Water Than Wine, Suit Says
• NTIA Explores Gov't Support For 6G Development
• Conn. Bank Hit With Suit Over 'Crippling' Overdraft Fees
• SEC Fines KeyBank Broker-Dealer Over Reg BI Failures
• X Corp., Hate Speech Watchdog Settle Atty Fees Bid
• Apple Tees Up Bid To Toss DOJ IPhone Monopoly Suit
• Uniswap Warns SEC There's 'More To Lose' In Potential Suit
• Counties Not 'Persons' In Texas Opioid MDL Appeal
• FTC Chair Khan Says Corporate Concentration Creates Fear
• Circuit Split Could Still Derail FCC Subsidies, High Court Told
• Drinking Water Systems At Risk Of Cyberattack, EPA Says
• Colo. Lending Law Could Empower State-Chartered Banks
• Make Emergency Missing-Adult Codes Voluntary, FCC Urged
• Tuna Buyers Seeking $1B In July Price-Fixing Trial
• 3rd Suit Alleges Panera's 'Charged' Drink Caused Heart Attack
• 4th Circ. Told Justices' Ruling Dooms Bid To Delay $811M Fine
• 9th Circ. Rejects Quick Section 230 Appeal In Casino App MDL
• Binance User Must Arbitrate Facial Scan BIPA Fight
• F1's Andretti Denial Stokes Collusion Fears On Capitol Hill
• BASF Agrees To $316.5M Settlement In PFAS Foam MDL
• $93M Lipitor Antitrust Deal Sparks Dispute Over Fee Division
• Attys Accused Of Botching NC Suit By Missing Filing Deadline
• NJ AG Starts Antitrust Section To Protect 'Fair Competition'
• DOJ, VW Ask 9th Circ. To Void Jones Day Docs Release Order
• Altria Unit Fights Bids To Toss Illegal Vape Sale Suit
• Strategic Hiring Was The New Normal For BigLaw In 2023
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• FCC Aims To Shut Down Scam Robocall Campaign
• Kraft Hit With False Ad Suit Over Citric Acid In Mac & Cheese
• Bungie Takes Aim At Cheat Code Sellers In Copyright Trial
• Snap Hit With Wrongful Death Suit Over 13-Year-Old's Suicide
• Colo. Gov. Voices 'Reservations' In Signing AI Bias Bill
• TD Bank Customers' $32.2M Overdraft Fee Deal Gets Initial OK
• CoStar, Hotel Giants Defend Benchmarking In Price-Fixing Suit
• CFPB Fines Debt Relief Co. $400K For Charging Illegal Fees
• Texas Atty Chided For 'Crappy Strategy' Of Ducking Subpoena
• DOJ Says Google Ad Tech Case About Coercion, Not Dealing
• Ultragenyx Must Face Suit Over Use Of Henrietta Lacks' Cells
• FTC Says Albertsons Execs Deleted Texts In Kroger Case
• Texas' Naive Witness 'Unacceptable' In Google Ad Tech Suit
• FCC Told Ad Disclosure Rule Would Violate APA, Free Speech
• Kepler Backs SpaceX Push To Revamp 'Big LEO' Band
• Alaska Airlines Rips Antitrust Suit Over $1.9B Hawaiian Merger
• Ga. Court Sends Fatal Restaurant Shooting Suit To Trial
• Agri Stats Can't Pause DOJ Antitrust Suit Discovery
• Senate Report Ties Automakers To Uyghur Forced Labor
• Latham Hires 2 Skadden Healthcare Partners In DC
• Calif. Atty Denies Role In Flint Water PR Stunt
• T-Mobile Deals Threaten Mobile Network Operators, FCC Told
• Landlords Bring Another NY Rent Law Challenge To Top Court
• Tiny Tweaks To Bank Merger Forms May Have Big Impact
• Ga. Judge OKs $5M Atty Fees In $41M Acella Thyroid Deal
• DC Says Vegas Hotels' Win Doesn't Negate RealPage Suit
• FDIC's Gruenberg To Resign In Workplace Report Aftermath
• TikTok, Feds Ask DC Circ. To Fast-Track Potential Ban Row
• Meet The Attys Fighting Efforts To Ban TikTok
• Apple OK'd New App Fees Despite Antitrust Ruling
• FCC Asked To Clarify PEG Capital Costs Aren't Franchise Fees
• Co-Lead Counsel Named In Baby Food Toxins MDL
• T-Mobile Must Face Sprint Merger Suit Before Appealing
• Peloton Says Investors Are 'Manufacturing' Bike Recall Suit
• Crypto Firms Back FIT 21 Legislation Ahead Of House Vote
• Feds Seek 10 Years In First Product Safety Conviction
• Bettors Say 6th Circ. Erred In Ruling Over Doped Derby Horse
• Chicago Wants Climate Deception Claims Back In State Court
• Broadband Advocates Decry Delays On Senate Spectrum Bill
• Dolce & Gabbana Sued Over 'Worthless' Digital Outfit NFTs
• Utilities Need More Airwaves To Drive Growth, FCC Hears
• How CFPB Credit Card Rules Slot Into Broader Considerations
• Google Says Payment Means No Need For DOJ Ad Tech Jury
• $5M Candy Recall Coverage Dispute Moved To Texas Court
• Industry Emboldened After Justices Galvanize Agency Attacks
• Car Apps, Abuse Survivor Safety And The FCC: Key Questions
• Day After High Court Win, 'Full Strength' CFPB Sues Fintech
• Buckle Up: CFPB's High Court Win Will Thaw Frozen Docket
• 9th Circ. Won't Let Alexa Users Revive Voice Data Privacy Row
• $2B Default Recommended For Making Fair Trial 'Impossible'
• Albertsons Sued Over 'Naturally Flavored' Fruit Bar Labels
• Thomas, Alito: Two Originalists, Two Takes On CFPB Case
• FCC Told Rural Aid Can't Lean Too Much On Broadband Maps
• Bitcoin ATM Operator Ran Illegal Money Transmitter, Jury Says
• FTC Can't Make Albertsons, Kroger Produce Divestiture Docs
• BofA Customers Get Final OK For $8M Deal In ACH Fee Suit
• BIC Hit With Class Action Over PFAS-Containing Razors
• Judge Questions Colo.'s Power Over Out-Of-State Banks
• Stubhub, Attys Face Sanctions Bid Over 'Strategy Of Evasion'
• EPA Doctor Not A Whistleblower For Slamming Lead Plan
• FCC To Pull Phone Co.'s Authorization To Operate In US
• Apple Exec Must Produce All Docs On 27% App Fee Decision
• Senate Passes Bill To Block SEC Crypto Accounting Guidance
• FDIC's Gruenberg Scolded By Senators Over Agency Culture
• Gilead, Teva Want 17 HIV Drug Antitrust Appeals Consolidated
• Lessons On Challenging Class Plaintiffs' Expert Testimony
• SEC Adopts Rules For Uncovering, Reporting Data Breaches
• Exploring An Alternative Model Of Litigation Finance
• GM, LG Ink $150M Deal To End Chevy Bolt Battery Defect Suit
• Conn. Justices Snatch Debt Collection Practice Of Law Case
• Burger King Franchisee Seeks BIPA Coverage Quick Win
• FTC Noncompete Rule's Impact On Healthcare Nonprofits
• DC Judge Mulls Dominion's DQ Bid For Pro-Trump Mich. Atty
• Businesses Should Take Their AI Contracts Off Auto-Renew
• 2nd Circ. Backs Win For Big Banks In Forex-Rigging Suit
• Weighted Baby Swaddle 'Inherently Dangerous,' Suit Alleges
• Trump Hush Money Case Offers Master Class In Trial Strategy
• Top Linklaters Attys See PE Rebound In Run-Up To Elections
• Justices Say CFPB Is Constitutionally Funded
• Arizona AG Lobs Suits Over 'Deceptive' Amazon Practices
• Blackbaud Dodges Data Breach Victims' Class Cert. Bid
• State Farm Can't Dodge TCPA Suit Over Robocalls
• 'Pissed Off,' 'You Need To Go': Reps Rip FDIC's Gruenberg
• 'Excellent' Altria MDL Deal Earns Attys Fees Above Benchmark
• 'Uber Files' Scandal Can't Prop Up Investor Suit, Judge Says
• UnitedHealth Concealed DOJ Merger Investigation, Suit Says
• Noncompete Rule Challenge Gets More Backing
• House Reauthorizes NTIA, But Agency Takes Heat From GOP
• Monsanto Trials Over Wash. School PCBs Could Merge
• Don't Make Network Outage Reporting Mandatory, FCC Told
• En Banc 9th Circ. Will Mull Jurisdiction In Shopify Privacy Suit
• Exec Wants No Jail In Landmark Product Safety Conviction
• Tesla Must Face Trimmed 'Full Self-Driving' False Ad Suit
• FTC Chair Khan Defends Request For 25% Budget Increase
• Media Coverage Not Enough To Move Flint Water Case
• FCC Could Require ISP Reports On Internet Routing Security
• Devil's In The Details On FDCPA, Article III Standing
• DoorDash Inks Deal To End NY AG's Conviction Bias Claims
• Leveraging Insurance Amid Microplastics Concerns
• Monsanto's $23M False Ad Deal Challenged At 9th Circ.
• Colo. Says Lending Law Challenge Aims To Strip Federal Right
• House-Passed FAA Reauthorization Bill Now Heads To Biden
• School, Library Advocates Oppose 'Eyes On The Board Act'
• Airlines Must Prepare For State AG Investigations
• Ex-FTX Exec Seeks Leniency, Saying He Was Kept In The Dark
• FCC Ramps Up Spectrum Strategy With New Steering Team
• Teaching Yoga Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Senators Release 'Road Map' For Crafting Federal AI Policy
• Klobuchar Wants FTC To Make Firms Report Real Estate Buys
• Kirkland Guiding Billionaire McCourt On Bid To Buy TikTok
• Mortgage Co.'s $2.4M Data Breach Settlement Gets Initial OK
• In Hot Seat, FDIC's Gruenberg Pledges 'Fundamental Change'
• Bedsheet Buyer Attys Clinch $3.5M Fee For Macy's Deal
• Asset Manager Cops To $1.2B Venezuelan Oil Co. Fraud
• DOJ Says Boeing Violated 737 Max Deferred Prosecution Deal
• Davis Wright-Led TikTok Creators Challenge Potential Ban
• DOJ Search Case Unveils Google-Apple Pact, Consumers Say
• TV Execs Say Draft FCC Foreign Airtime Lease Regs 'Mutated'
• Ex-Wachovia Exec Owes $9M For Decade-Old Fraud, Feds Say
• NC State Fights Cancer Patient's Presuit Building Access
• Mich. Biz Attys Back State's Securities Fraud Enforcement Bid
• Calif. City Sues Dow, Shell Over TCP-Tainted Water
• RealPage, Landlords Look To Trim Ariz. Price-Fixing Case
• Couple Attacks Chase's 'Pack Of Lies' In $20M Loss Case
• Vein Tech Maker Faces Investor Suit Over DOJ Kickback Probe
• Telecoms Settle FCC Probe Into Undersea Cables For $2M
• Chamber Cautions FCC Against Making Anti-Arbitration Rules
• FTC Cleared To Sue Texas Anesthesia Co., But Not PE Firm
• Data Co. Workers Had No Power Over Scam Clients, Jury Told
• Judge Cuts Customer's Walmart Seafood Sustainability Claims
• Mich. AG Says Eli Lilly 'Cherry-Picking' Enforcement Data
• Amazon Rips 'Misleading' Claims Execs Destroyed Evidence
• Mother Sues American Airlines Over Son's In-Flight Death
• A Vision For Economic Clerkships In The Legal System
• When The Platform Is A Product, Strict Liability Can Attach
• Pool Co. Pleads For Reprieve From Asset Freeze To Pay Attys
• Bank Lobbies Rattle Sabers At Fed Over Debit Swipe Fees
• 11th Circ. Says Class Attys Self-Dealt In $35M TCPA Settlement
• Banking Groups Oppose FDIC Position On Interstate Lending
• BofA Let 'Off The Hook' In ATM Fee Row, 9th Circ. Told
• Chamber Asks Texas Judge To Stop FTC Noncompete Ban
• Vt. On Brink Of Enacting Privacy Bill With Lawsuit Mechanism
• Whirlpool Service Plans Don't Guarantee Repairs, Suit Says
• Student Loan Servicer Faces Suit Over Tax Form Data Breach
• SEC, FinCEN Propose Money Manager Customer ID Rule
• FTC Can't Modify $5B Meta Privacy Deal, DC Circ. Told
• SEC Tells 3rd Circ. Coinbase Can't Force Crypto Rulemaking
• Wash. Hospital Scores Exit In Facebook Privacy Suit, For Now
• Handbag Cos. Denied More Market Info In FTC Merger Suit
• Flint Judge Threatens Sanctions After Water Firm's PR Stunt
• Charter, Altice Drop Some Areas From Rural Funding Plans
• FCC Looks To Declaw 'Royal Tiger' Global Robocall Network
• Feds' Fiber First Policy Slows Deployment, Report Says
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Bystolic Antitrust Suit
• Binance Says Sullivan & Cromwell, FRA To Serve As Monitors
• Kroger Says Wash. AG's Merger Suit Ignores Costco's Impact
• New FCC Rules Preempt NY Broadband Price Cap, Prof Says
• Zuckerberg Challenges Basis Of Personal Claims In Meta MDL
• SEC Says Biotech Co., Atty Should Pay $14M For Investor Lies
• REIT Says Vegas Hotels Win Backs Tossing DC RealPage Suit
• EU Designates Booking.com As Gatekeeper, X Ads Escape
• Airlines Ask 5th Circ. To Void DOT 'Junk Fees' Disclosure Rule
• FCC Defends 'Lead Generator' Robocall Rule To GOP Sens.
• CFTC Sues Over $161M Cattle Ponzi Scheme After SEC Deal
• Philips Wants Cleaner Co. To Chip In For $1B CPAP Deal
• EPA Wrongly Approved New Chevron Chemicals, Group Says
• 4 Sectors Will Likely Bear Initial Brunt Of FTC 'Junk Fees' Rule
• Conn. AG Sues Altice Over 'Enhancement Fee'
• What Lies Behind Diverging US And UK Insolvency Trends
• False Ad AriZona Suit Not In Bad Faith, Fee Opposition Argues
• 'Prolific' Asbestos Injury Firm Accused Of Fraud, Racketeering
• Justices Decline To Hear $3.5B Insurance Surplus Case
• Justices Reject COVID App Makers' Last-Ditch Apple Appeal
• Epic Judge Raises Eyebrows About Apple's New 27% App Fee
• Starship Enterprise Finders Accuse Auction House Of Fraud
• Ill. Residents Ask Court To Void Alaskan Tribal Co. Loans
• Bakery To Face Ex-Worker's Finger Scan Suit In State Court
• SEC Opposes Quick Appeal Of 'Crystal Clear' Coinbase Order
• Dropbox Hit With Proposed Class Action Over Data Breach
• Congress Wants Microsoft Prez To Testify On Security Failures
• TV Guru's New Judge Will 'Bite The Bullet' To Help FTC Case
• Full 4th Circ. Urged To Settle Key 'Texas Two-Step' Questions
• Vegas Hotels, Software Cos. Escape Price-Algorithm Suit
• Oil Giants Say Tribal Climate Change Row Must Stay Federal
• Chamber OK'd To Intervene Against FTC Noncompete Rule
• EPA Tightens Copper-Smelting Toxic Emissions Standards
• CFPB's Credit Card Late Fee Rule Halted By Texas Judge
• Kraken Says SEC's Crypto Theory Would 'Gut Howey'
• UPMC Inks $38M Deal To End Neurosurgery FCA Suit
• Nipple Covers Don't Stick To Body As Advertised, Suit Says
• 2nd Circ. Says Subway Texts Don't Trigger Autodial Law
• Capital One Accused Of Not Fully Investigating Fraud Claims
• 8 Legal Issues Influencing Investors In The Creator Economy
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