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Consumer Protection - September, 2024

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• FTC's Amazon Monopolization Suit Partly Tossed, For Now
• AI Safety Bill Veto Shows Calif. Taking Regulatory 'Baby Steps'
• Apple Says Epic's Injunction Can't Survive New Precedent
• Colo. Says Kroger Merger Would Divest To 'Retail Liquidator'
• Epic Judge Slams Apple's 'Bad Behavior' Managing Discovery
• 9th Circ. Partly Revives Crypto Investor's Suit Against AT&T
• Zelle Fraud Victims Fight Uphill To Save Contract Breach Suit
• SEC Fines Moloney Securities, Sues Ex-Broker In Reg BI Case
• MoneyGram Beats Investor Suit Over Anti-Fraud Compliance
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• Judge Blasts Scamming Exec's 'Pathetic' Bid To Cut Sentence
• Consumer 'Overslept' On Some Drowsy Cough Syrup Claims
• Wi-Fi Experts Hope Gov't Opens More Midband Airwaves
• GM's Cruise To Pay $1.5M Penalty Over SF Robotaxi Crash
• Google Investors' Attys Snag $66.5M In $350M Privacy Deal
• 2 Crypto Think Tank Execs To Step Down At End Of Year
• Alaska-Hawaiian Merger, An Aviation Anomaly
• FCC Approves Audacy's Soros Deal, Triggering GOP Anger
• Chancery Sidelines Squarespace Merger Doc Suit For Now
• Indiana's TikTok Kids Safety Suit Revived On Appeal
• T-Mobile To Pay $31.5M In FCC Data Breach Settlement
• In The CFPB Playbook: No Lazy, Hazy Days Of Summer
• Payward And The Secondary Crypto Transaction Confusion
• AGs, Academics Back Media Giants In Sports Streaming Fight
• FTC Focus: How Scrutiny Of PBMs And Insulin May Play Out
• Smart Car Equipment Makers Call For C-V2X rules
• Schwab Nears Deal In Antitrust Suit Over TD Ameritrade Buy
• GM Asks Full 6th Circ. To Rehear Transmission Defect Case
• AI May Limit Key Learning Opportunities For Young Attorneys
• Alaska Seeks Toss Of Challenge To New Hemp Regulations
• Steward Health CEO Sues Senate Panel After Contempt Vote
• Epic Accuses Samsung Of Helping Google Block App Fix
• Helene-Hit NC Alters Court Deadlines, Flags Price-Gouging  
• Binance Founder Zhao Released From Federal Custody
• 'So What?': OnlyFans' Dismissal Bid Faces Skeptical Judge
• Bread's Banks Fork Over $2M To FDIC Over Rewards Issue
• FCC Chief Quotes Taylor Swift In Tough Stance On Deepfakes
• Fla. Timeshare Biz Wins $1.3M Fee Award In False Ad Suit
• Claims Trimmed In Delaware Jeep Hybrid Defect Class Action
• SEC Fines Firms, Sues Ex-Reps' Over Cherry-Picking Scheme
• Banks Beat Credit Line Disclosure Suit After CFPB Weighs In
• 9th Circ. Says Stem Cell Treatment Not Exempt From FDA Rule
• Meta's Password Storage Flub Draws €91M Irish Fine
• FTX Users Say Binance Manipulated Market To Spark Collapse
• Disney Wants FuboTV Tying Suit Tossed Before Trial
• RealPage Wants DOJ Antitrust Case Moved To Tennessee
• Hemp Org., Cheech & Chong Take Aim At New Calif. THC Ban
• Why Many Drugs Remain Pricey 40 Years After Hatch-Waxman
• FCC Chief Says Chevron's Fall Won't Slow Needed Regs
• L'Oréal Can't Turn Off Try-On Tool BIPA Suit
• GM, LG Get Go-Ahead On $150M EV Battery Settlement
• FCC's Latest Subsidy Fees Disputed Again In 5th Circ.
• Ga. Hospital Patients Ask Judge to Revive Facebook Data Suit
• Takeaways From Texas AG's Novel AI Health Settlement
• NY Court Won't Transfer DOJ's Live Nation Antitrust Case
• A Look At How De Minimis Import Rules May Soon Change
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Conn. Firm's Data Breach
• Antitrust Issues To Watch Amid Google Ad Tech Trial
• What To Know About Latest Calif. Auto-Renewal Law Update
• 'No Question' Google Faces Ad Tech Competition, Judge Says
• TelexFree Victims Say Payment Processor Lost Key Emails
• Philip Morris Says Nicotine Pouch Suit Is Preempted
• EPA, Ohio Refinery Ink $169M Wastewater Cleanup Deal
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: September Lessons
• Nestlé Customers Win Class Cert. In Child Labor Labeling Suit
• Google Lacks Power To Dictate Market, Ad Tech Judge Told
• Attys Worry OpenAI IP Row Will Drag On Amid AI Policy Push
• Legal Pros Grapple With Best Use Of AI As Clients Divide
• HHS Flags Ransomware Rise In New Deal With Wash. Provider
• Tornado Cash Developer Must Face Criminal Case
• Keller Postman Defends Hitting Tubi With 23K Arbitration Claims
• Senate Bill Calls For Stronger Healthcare Cyber Standards
• General Mills Seeks To Ax Suit Claiming Cocoa Puffs Has Lead
• Colo. AG Says He Won't Call 'Ticky Tack' Privacy Fouls
• 2nd Circ. Denies Jury Trial In Abbott Labs Gray Market Case
• FCC Hits Alleged Pirate Radio Operators With $1.8M In Fines
• Snowflake, AT&T Data Breach Suit Must Be Joined, JPML Told
• Walgreens Struggles To Exit 'Non-Drowsy' Label Suit In Wash.
• FCC Opens Airwaves For NGSO Fixed Satellite Services
• Visa Case Continues Antitrust Focus On 'Middlemen'
• Senate OKs Bill To Vet Broadband Funding Winners
• Judge Certifies COVID-19 Refund Action Against Cedar Fair
• Chancery Tosses Carvana Suit Alleging Faulty Sales
• 4th Circ. Judge Thrashes Vets' Argument In Citibank Fee Suit
• Ford Says $1.7B Ga. Verdict No Excuse For Delayed Claims
• 5th Circ. Says Pair Can't Challenge Wi-Fi Program's New Rules
• Conn. PFAS Water Pollution Suit Returned To State Court
• En Banc 9th Circ. Doubts Dismissal Of Shopify Privacy Suit
• How To Avoid Liability When Using Cookie Consent Managers
• Arthur J. Gallagher To Pay $21M To End Data Breach Suits
• 4th Circ. Hints Rocket Mortgage Class Cert. Is On Shaky Ground
• 6 Tips For Trying Cases Away From Home
• Apple Protests Atty Fee Bid In $35M Deal With Scam Victims
• Atty Sheehan Owes $144K Fees For 'Frivolous' Big Lots Suit
• Robinhood Arbitration Pact Not Obvious To Users, Judge Says
• Taking Stock Of FCC's New Spectrum Rule For Drones
• 3 Coverage Tips As 2nd Circ. 'Swipes Left' On Tinder Claim
• In-House Counsel To Play Central Role At AI Cos., VCs Say
• DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub Win NYC Diner Data Law Row
• 8th Circ. Told Student Debt Relief Should Remain Blocked
• Developer's NorCal Spree Ends With Fraud Claims In Ch. 11
• Google 'Less Expensive' Than Ad Tech Rivals, Economist Says
• Wash. Judge Says Co., Firm Seem To Share Sanctions Blame
• 8th Circ. Probes Lawmakers' Intent In FCC Anti-Redlining Rule
• Kraken Seeks Quick Appeal Of Dismissal Denial In SEC Suit
• CFPB Gets Partial Win Over Debt Collector's Property Transfer
• Target Can't Escape Claims Over Deceptive 'Clean' Label
• Baltimore Bridge Wreck: 6 Months Later, Claims Mount
• NY Judge Pauses Abortion 'Reversal' Case As AG Files Appeal
• FTC Targets 'Robot Lawyer,' Others In AI Enforcement Sweep
• City's Public Crash Reports Defy Privacy Law, NC Judge Says
• 3rd Circ. Preserves Monsanto's Win In Cancer Warning Suit
• Terrorism Victims Sue For Share Of $4.3B Binance Plea
• FCC Will Tackle Accessibility For Hearing Impaired Next Month
• Meta Wants 'License' To Cover Up Past Events, Justices Told
• Wyden Pitches New Bill To Regulate Intoxicating Hemp
• Court Defers Ruling On Challenge To Arkansas Hemp Law
• Proposed Legislation May Crack Down On Online Drug Ads
• Marriott Gets $8M Default Win In TM Robocall Scam Case
• Poppi's 'Gut Healthy' Sodas Are Harmful To The Gut, Suit Says
• US Steel Clears One Hurdle In $14B Nippon Steel Deal
• Merrill, Harvest To Pay SEC $9.3M For Ignoring Clients' Limits
• FCC Looks To Begin Georouting For Localized 988 Response
• Mango Markets Plans $500,000 CFTC Settlement Offer
• Calif. Judge Says Fluoride In Water Risks Lowering Kids' IQ
• How Loper Bright Is Affecting Pending FCC Litigation
• FCC Closer To Opening Airwaves, But Auctions Still In Limbo
• US Antitrust Holds Fast: No 'Environmental Justice' Goals
• State Telecom Roundup: States Pass Their Own 'Mini-TCPAs'
• A Blueprint For Structuring An Effective Plaintiff Case Story
• Round-Canopy Parachuting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Google Can't Ditch Privacy Suit Over Period App Data Sharing
• Amazon Scolded Over Improper Privilege In Alexa Privacy Suit
• Cat In The Hat, 'Trashy' Books Mulled In Redo Of Library Row
• SEC Orders Crypto Cos. To Pay $700K Over Stablecoin Offers
• Cathode Ray Class Attys Fight Over Fees At 9th Circ.
• Calif. Gov.'s Emergency Hemp Intoxicant Ban Wins Approval
• P&G Says FDA Review Moots Class Suit Over Lead In Tampons
• Google Investors' Atty Defends Fees For $350M Privacy Deal
• Invitation Homes Agrees To $48M Settlement With FTC
• Eighth Circ. Poised To Weigh FCC's Anti-Redlining Rule
• Google Expert Targets DOJ's Ad Tech 'Mistakes And Omissions'
• Cox Sues RI Over Use Of Broadband Deployment Dollars
• DC Circ. Open To Industry Challenge To TSCA Reporting Rule
• Nissan, Truck Owner Split On Seriousness Of Juror Remarks
• Conn. Officials Want Nursing School Students' Claims Nixed
• Electrolux Stove Defect Suit In NC On Hold For Earlier Case
• Dish Owner Tells FCC Device Unlocking Good For Competition
• Electric Mustang Drivers Drop Ford Battery Defect Suit
• Md. Says Shipowner Liable For $2B Baltimore Bridge Rebuild
• FAA Chief Updates House Panel On Boeing Safety Culture Fix
• Dish Slams 'Entitled' Standard General Exec's Race Bias Suit
• Dealmaker Lessons From CFIUS' New Enforcement Webpage
• What's In Colorado's 1st-Of-Its-Kind Neural Privacy Law
• A Lawyer Promised Clients Fast Action. Then He 'Disappeared'
• Man In Mueller Report Asks DC Circ. To Revive Privacy Claim
• Star Witness Against Bankman-Fried Gets 2 Years In FTX Case
• What To Expect From Calif. Bill Regulating PE In Healthcare
• 8th Circ. Mulls Arkansas' Authority To Regulate Hemp
• DOJ Accuses Visa Of Monopolizing Debit Card Market
• Why Now Is The Time For Law Firms To Hire Lateral Partners
• 1st Circ. Sides With Wynn Casino Over Voucher Payouts
• Nike, Others Let TikTok 'Fingerprint' Sites, Suits Claim
• Albertsons Says Wash. AG 'Cherry-Picked' Merger Fears
• 3rd Circ. Probes SEC's 'Close To Vacuous' Reply To Coinbase
• Google Executive Says There's No Internal Ad Tech Advantage
• Need To Bag Your Groceries? You Can Have Paper, Calif. Says
• Lowe's Customer Fights Arbitration Bid In 'Made In USA' Suit
• John Paul Mitchell Beats Dry Shampoo Benzene Suit, For Now
• Calif. Gov. Vetoes Privacy Bill, OKs Social Media Addiction Law
• Gordon Rees Gets Insurer's Wash. Malpractice Suit Trimmed
• Bipartisan Senate Bill Would Extend Pandemic IG's Life
• EPA Admits Mistakes In Approving New Chevron Chemicals
• 'Bluey,' 'Paw Patrol' App Maker Sued Over 'Stealth Marketing'
• Navigation Co. Says Criticisms Of 900 MHz Plan Overblown
• Kroger Fights FTC's Bid To Move Constitutionality Case
• Medical Records Co. Accused Of Blocking Data Access
• Paxton Urges Firearms Ban Reversal Before State Fair Opens
• Calif. Sues Exxon For Plastic Pollution And Recycling Deception
• House Swipes Right On Online Dating Safety Bill
• Edelson, Susman, Berger To Lead MultiPlan Collusion MDL
• Class Gets Cert In Suit Over Dave's Killer Bread Protein Claims
• Radio Station Could Lose FCC License Over $32K In Back Fees
• Amneal Latest Generic EpiPen Maker To Fight Colo. Law
• Chicago's DoorDash Fee Claims Get Two-Year Limit
• J&J Accuses Beasley Allen Of Casting Bogus Talc Ballots
• Wilkinson Barker Brings On FCC Deputy Bureau Chief In DC
• Holland & Knight Adds Former Treasury Adviser In DC
• Considering Possible PR Risks Of Certain Legal Tactics
• Telecoms Oppose Using Database Co.'s Do-Not-Originate List
• Tempur Sealy Sets Divestiture Plan Ahead Of FTC Court Battle
• Kratom Co. Gets Claims Trimmed In Addiction False Ad Row
• College Data Co. To Pay $10M In MOVEit Hack MDL
• Conn. Reaches $5M Deal To Resolve Vision Solar Case
• What To Know About Insurance Coverage For Antitrust Risks
• AGs Push To Can Google Privacy Deal With No Class Payout
• 3rd Circ. CFPB Ruling Threatens Securitization, Justices Told
• Fla. Judge Trims Health Co. Data Breach MDL
• Ad Tech Judge Not Biting On Google's Market Metaphor
• Family Dollar Must Face Arkansas AG's Rodent Infestation Suit
• Cities Score Wins Over FCC Even In 9th Circ. Permitting Loss
• Delta Air Lines Hit With Passenger Suit Over Hot Coffee Burns
• CFPB Pitches Remittance Rule Tweak For Consumer Inquiries
• FCC Launches $200M School, Library Cybersecurity Program
• States Tell 10th Circ. To Back Colo. Interest Rate Opt-Out Law
• Eviction Law Firm Says Tenant's Fee Class Action Untimely
• Media Ownership Needs More Oversight, 8th Circ. Told
• Telemarketing Scheme Ringleader Convicted In $4M Scam
• NFT Buyers Bring Securities Suit Against Crypto Co. OpenSea
• Golf Course Co. Sued Again; Earlier Data Breach Case Axed
• Calif. Panel Backs VW Drivers' $3.5M Data Breach Deal
• BofA, Consumers Ink Deal To End COVID Card Fraud Claims
• NYC Lexus Dealership Snags Partial Win In TCPA Text Suit
• Fed's Surprise Rate Cut Gives M&A Markets Needed Relief
• JPMorgan Chase Sued Again Over Cash 'Sweep' Program
• Conservative Pundit Seeks To Block Calif. AI Election Laws
• Plaintiffs Firms Battle Over Proposed $9B Deal In J&J Talc Suit
• Q&A With Former CPSC Chair Elliot Kaye
• Exploring Practical Employer Alternatives To Noncompetes
• Panera Can't Delay Trial Over Shook Hardy Attys' Schedule
• How Labeling And Testing May Help Reduce PFAS Litigation
• It's No Longer Enough For Firms To Be Trusted Advisers
• Avoid Getting Burned By Agencies' Solar Financing Spotlight
• FTC Accuses Drug Middlemen Of Raising Insulin Prices
• Wells Fargo Judge Says NDA Isn't A 'Gag' In Loan Bias Case
• Publishers 'Did Not Trust Google,' Former Ad Tech Exec Says
• Dems Seek School Lunch 'Junk Fee' Ban After CFPB Report
• Safeway Touts Bogus Wine Discounts For Members, Suit Says
• Congress Clears Bill Setting Aside Space Launch Spectrum
• Republicans Air Grievances At House Hearing on FTC Practices
• Birkin Bag Lovers Must Rework Antitrust Suit, Judge Says
• CFPB's Chopra Sounds Alarm On Home Insurance 'Crisis'
• FCC Chief Tanks Trump Call To Pull ABC Licenses
• GM Asks Full 6th Circ. To Rehear Truck Emissions Fraud Suit
• FTC's Holyoak Offers 'Alternative Vision' For Privacy, AI Work
• Roblox Can't Ax Negligence Claims In Online Gambling Case
• Union Pacific Contractors Again Escape Texas Enviro Claims
• Food Safety Org Says EPA Stalling On Sharing Pesticide Info
• Scammers Bilked At Least $230M In Bitcoin, Feds Say
• Shot Put Pro Alleges Cannabis Ended His Athletic Career
• Crypto Exchange Must Refund Bitcoins, But In 2013 Dollars
• Live Nation Looks To Trim Gov't Antitrust Case
• Tyson Foods Hit With Greenwashing Suit For 'Net-Zero' Claim
• Puerto Rico, Navient Ink $7.7M Student Loan Forgiveness Deal
• GOP's Broadband Permit Overhaul 'Dangerous,' Localities Say
• Calif. Bill, NTIA Report Illustrate Open-Model AI Safety Debate
• No Coverage For Santander Shareholder Suit, Allianz Says
• H&R Block Again Asks 8th Circ. To Remove ALJs In Ad Suit
• Feds Oppose Overturning Guilty Verdict For Crypto Trader
• Calif. Vape Co. Says Mich. Store Is Selling Counterfeit G Pens
• 'Greenhushing': Why Some Cos. Are Keeping Quiet On ESG
• Tech Giants Falling Far Short On Data Privacy, FTC Says
• Kids' Online Safety, Privacy Bills Move To House Floor
• Google Judge Wonders: Does Ad Tech Benefit Publishers?
• CFPB Says Fintech's Funding Challenge 'Misconstrues' Law
• SEC Says Unregistered DeFi Project Pooled $1B In Crypto
• First Horizon To Pay SEC $325K Over Reg BI Violations
• SEC Must Clarify Murky Crypto Rules, Ex-Officials Tell House
• FTX Auditor Prager Metis Settles SEC Charges For Negligence
• SEC Files Its 1st Suits Over 'Pig Butchering' Crypto Scams
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Gas Price-Fixing Suit Over Trump Pact
• Health AI Co. Says Texas AG 'Misrepresents' Compliance Deal
• Gov't Lifeline Gives Nippon A Fighting Chance On US Steel
• Altria's Vape As Popular As Kale Juice, Elf Bar Tells Calif. Court
• Meta Ditches Investor Suit Over Apple Ad Changes For Good
• Pa. Jury Clears SeaWorld-Owned Park In Race Bias Trial
• House Panel Easily Passes Mandate For AM Radio In Cars
• Pa. AG Sues Robot Co. Over $2M In Unfilled Orders, Refunds
• Groups Seek To Sway FCC's Campaign Ad AI Disclosure Plan
• Staffing Co. Ex-CEO Gets Prison Time For $6M Billing Scheme
• New Hampshire Residents Push To Save PFOA Class Action
• Data Brokers Say NJ Judicial Privacy Law Goes Too Far
• Complying With FTC's Final Rule On Sham Online Reviews
• 5 Credibility Lessons Trial Attys Can Learn From Harris' Run
• Chicago Slams Airline Group's Suit Against Sick Leave Law
• Video Game Giants Want Addictive Games Suit Tossed
• Avangrid Unit Defends Counterclaim In Cleanup Battle
• NJ Bank Agrees To $14M Subsidy Fund In DOJ Redlining Deal
• CFPB Warns Banks On ATM Overdraft Fees Without Consent
• FDIC Proposes Rule On Bank-Fintech Partnership Risks
• Allstate Freed From Texas Auto Insurance Class Action
• FCA Cash Access Rules For Banks Bite Early
• AT&T To Pay $13M Fine Over Vendor's Cloud Data Breach
• A Fuzzy Label With Bite: FTC Must Define Surveillance Pricing
• DOT Clears $1.9B Alaska-Hawaiian Airlines Combo For Takeoff
• Putative Class Says Golf Course Co. Shanked Data Protection
• McGuireWoods Finance Pro Jumps To Troutman Pepper
• GC Base Salaries At Big Companies On The Rise
• Google Taps In-House Atty For Head Of General Litigation
• Licorice Maker KLN Defeats 'Naturally Flavored' Deception Suit
• Express Scripts Blasts 'Biased' FTC Drug Middlemen Report
• Blumenauer Pushes House Speaker To Put Pot Bill To Vote
• Instagram Changing Teen Accounts As Pressure Mounts
• Competitiveness Outranks Climate In New EU Commission
• Colony Ridge Mortgage Co. Free Of Lending Suit, For Now
• Assessing Algorithmic Versus Generative AI Pricing Tools
• Judges Examine Who Has Free Speech Rights In TikTok Case
• Why A Tactic In The Youth Climate Change Battle Is Risky
• Parent Drops Suit Alleging Video Game Addiction
• Amazon Faked Discounts On Fire TVs, Suit Says
• FDA Warns Vape Retailers About Approval Inadequacies
• Longtime Cooley Litigator Jumps To Jackson Lewis In Calif.
• Record Retrieval Co. Hit With Suit Over Data Breach
• Global IT Outage Could 'Create New Types' Of Cyber-Cover
• The 2024 Regional Powerhouses
• Wells Fargo Unit To Pay $3M Over Unsuitable Trading Claims
• 23andMe Inks $30M Data Breach Deal With 6.4M Users In MDL
• What To Know About The Google AdTech Trial
• How States Are Approaching AI Workplace Discrimination
• NJ Gov. Signs Law To Limit Sale Of 'Intoxicating Hemp'
• SEC Inks $100M Deal With FirstEnergy, Sues Ex-CEO
• Conn. Panel Spurns Atty's Bid For More ID Theft Damages
• Trio Of BigLaw Mergers Expected To Drive More Deal Talks
• Monster Tears Into Supplements Co. For Using 'Beast' Marks
• Philly's Defunct University Of The Arts Files For Ch. 7
• Makers Of Paragard Say Time Ran Out On Claims In 236 Suits
• Ex-DOJ Deputy In TikTok, Twitter Cases Joins Mayer Brown
• FuboTV Antitrust Trial Against Disney Set For Fall 2025
• Sky Can't Force Ofcom To Revisit End-Of-Contract Decision
• Nestlé Can't Ax Danone's Whey Protein Patent At EPO
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• FCA Faces Pressure Over Pricey Monthly Insurance Premiums
• UK Consumer Credit Firms Face New Reporting Requirements
• Brokers Seek Insurance Tax Cut In Budget For At-Risk Housing
• Vodafone-Three Deal Could Boost Users' Costs, UK Warns
• 8th Circ. Nixes $563M Verdict Against BMO Harris Over Ponzi
• Wells Fargo Ordered To Overhaul Sanctions, AML Compliance
• FCC Tells 6th Circ To Affirm Net Neutrality
• Crypto Wallet Co. Beats Colo. Class Action Over $100M Hack
• US Sanctions Cambodian Tycoon For Forced Labor Scam
• A Preview Of AI Priorities Under The Next President
• Trading Firm EToro To Limit Crypto Sales, Pay $1.5M SEC Fine
• Court Seriously Overstepped In EUIPO Appeal, ECJ Told
• Linklaters Hires Shell's Qatar Legal Chief For Energy Practice
• UK Watchdog Waters Down New Capital Rules For Banks
• Navient Agrees To Pay $120M To End CFPB Student Loan Case
• Litigation Spending To Rise As Cases Grow More Aggressive
• Utah Social Media Law Blocked Amid 1st Amendment Fight
• FTC Fights Pa. Noncompete Ban Challenger's Pause Bid
• Sprout Foods Can't Get 9th Circ. Redo In Baby Food Label Suit
• Big Oil Climate Ruling Sets Dangerous Liability Precedent
• DOJ Must Overcome Hurdles In RealPage Antitrust Case
• Top Calif. Biz Bills Sitting On Gov. Newsom's Desk
• San Diego Utility Hit With Suit Over Wood Waste Runoff
• Health Co. Owes $65M For Breach Of Medical Data, Nude Pics
• EasyGroup Loses TMs After Suing For Infringement
• TD Bank To Pay $28M Over Consumer Reporting Failings
• NC Car Parts Biz Racks Up $10M In Fines For Cheat Devices
• What To Know About CFPB Stance On Confidentiality Terms
• Whole Foods, Hain Denied Full 5th Circ. Review In Baby Food Case
• 42 AGs Back Call For Social Media Warning Label Law
• Lumen Exits Rural Broadband Program In Parts Of Colo.
• 3rd. Circ. Got It Right On Cancer Warning Claims Preemption
• Prime Hydration Beats Most Beverage PFAS Claims, For Now
• Cybersecurity Co. Beats Suit Over Med Tech Data Breach
• T-Mobile Can't Change 4th Circ. Loss In 'Simply Prepaid' Fight
• FCC Chair Vows High Court Fight Over Universal Service
• Free Speech Or Bad Medicine? The Abortion 'Reversal' Battle
• GM Can't Arbitrate Claims Engines Were 'Engineered To Fail'
• Top EU Court Upholds €2.4B Google Shopping Fine
• Yodlee Privacy Class Cert. Bid Faces Uphill Climb
• DOJ Says 'Frustrated' Google Ad Tech Customers Are Stuck
• Ex-Lender Says FDIC Can't 'Ignore' Key High Court Precedents
• Judge Again Says Yearbook Site Can't Force Arbitration
• NC Dance Teachers Fend Off Injunction Bid In Trademark Feud
• Coinbase Notches Some Wins In SEC Discovery Battle
• Lindt Can't Escape Suit Over Heavy Metals In Dark Chocolate
• SES, Intelsat Tell FCC They Need $3.1B Combo To Compete
• FCC Is Asked To Allow Bonds As Backup For Funding Awards
• 6th Circ. Affirms Ax Of '100% Raw' Honey-Labeling Fight
• Navigation Co. Defends Plan To Deploy GPS Alternative
• X Corp. Could Expose Donors To Death Threats, Per Watchdog
• Generics Makers Want Mo. Sanctioned In Price-Fixing Case
• Philly Noncompete Ban Challenger Wants Case Paused
• Conn. Bank Hit With Class Claims Over Overdraft Fees
• Handbag Market Probed As FTC's $8.5B Merger Hearing Starts
• Ally Bank Hit With Negligence Suit Over Data Breach
• Meta Wants Mike Huckabee's Fake CBD Ad Suit Tossed
• Baltimore Strikes $80M Opioid Settlement With Teva
• Novo Nordisk Sues Over Ads For Diabetes, Weight Loss Drugs
• Apartment Cooperative Hits Chapter 11 Amid Takeover Fight
• How Methods Are Evolving In Textualist Interpretations
• Finding Coverage For Online Retail Privacy Class Actions
• 5 Ways To Confront Courtroom Technology Challenges
• Earthlink Investors Accept $85M Deal To End Merger Suit
• Calif. Takes AI Reins With Looming Safety, Transparency Laws
• TV Stations Fined $3.3M For Mixing Hot Wheels Shows And Ads
• Ex-CEO Of Defunct Solar Co. Seeks Sanctions In Fraud Suit
• Health-Ade Settles Suit Over 'Forever Chemicals' In Kombucha
• DOT Probe Of Airlines' Rewards Spells Fresh Headaches
• DuPont Spinoff Must Explain Record Policy For Missing Docs
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• EU Antitrust Chief Charts Path Forward After Illumina Setback
• Abbott Hit With False Ad Suit Over Toddler Nutrition Drink
• Calif. Gov. Targets Hemp Intoxicants With Emergency Ban
• CFPB's Zelle Scrutiny Leaves Banks Guessing On Next Moves
• SEC Fraud Suit Against Battery Co. Survives Dismissal Bid
• 'Insanity Tolling' May Save Ford Rollaway Claims, Panel Says
• State Law Claims Chopped From Jeep Windshield Defect Suit
• Military Borrowers Get Initial Nod On $64M USAA Settlement
• DOJ Must Give Google 'Something Concrete' On Search Fixes
• YouTuber Says Logan Paul Filed Defamation Claims Too Soon
• NC Judge Orders MV Realty's CEO To Produce Emails
• The State Law Landscape After Justices' Social Media Ruling
• Boeing Loses Bid To Toss Investor Suit Over Blowout
• Navigating New Enforcement Scrutiny Of 'AI Washing'
• What's Next For Federal Preemption In Financial Services
• TikToker Conned Followers With Real Estate Fraud, Feds Say
• Lawmakers, AGs Urge Justices To OK Denial Of E-Cig Apps
• CFTC Says Ex-Commish's Signature Was Forged For $1.5M Scam
• Law Firms Appeal Atty Fee Denial In Opioid Settlements
• Conn. Dentist Admits To Reaping $2.2M Through Kickbacks
• Judge Orders Jury Trial Over Arbitration Bid In TCPA Fight
• NM AG Sues Snapchat Over Child 'Sextortion' And Abuse
• Clubman Talc Settles Prominent Developer's Asbestos Claims
• FTC Staff Opposes Indiana Hospital Merger
• Advisory Opinion Backs Italian Case Against Android Auto
• Lumen Sued Over $1.4B Pension Swap With 'Risky' Provider
• Asbestos Claimants Want A Say In 4th Circ. 'Two-Step' Appeal
• Mayors Say No To FCC Bulk Billing Proposal
• FCC Says Telecom Needn't Cover Already Funded Tribes
• Split 3rd Circ. Won't Rule Out Pa. As Wiretapping Suit Forum
• Google Wants To Know Now What Search Fixes DOJ Will Seek
• Dodge Ram Drivers Urge 6th Circ. To Revive Emissions Claims
• Employer Arbitration Lessons From Calif. Consumer Ruling
• Industry Presses House To Clear Broadband Permit Hurdles
• Texas Bank Ordered To Boost AML Compliance For Crypto Biz
• OpenAI Slams YouTuber's AI Training Class Action
• Biden Admin Issues Plans To Address PFAS Use, Exposure
• Target Says TikTok Claims Are No Match For Actual Facts
• Fraud Claims Trimmed In Faulty VW Turbocharger Suit
• DOJ And Google Set For Trial, Again, This Time Over Ad Tech
• Attys' Group Urges Justices To Back Trucker's CBD RICO Suit
• Conn. Bar Says Woman Owes Exhibits In Suit Over Exam Tech
• Squire Patton Hires Disputes Pro From Eversheds Sutherland
• Flyers Denied $34M Fee For JetBlue, Spirit Deal Challenge
• Ill. Judge Exits Home Sellers' Broker Fees Antitrust Suit
• Unpacking Jurisdiction Issues In 3rd Circ. Arbitration Ruling
• Why Attorneys Should Consider Community Leadership Roles
• 'Pig Butchering': The Scam That Exploits Crypto Confusion
• Ticketmaster Faces UK Probe Over Oasis Tour Sales
• Robinhood Inks $3.9M Deal In Calif.'s Crypto Withdrawal Probe
• X Stops Training Grok On EU Users' Posts To End Irish Action
• Albertsons CEO Takes Stand On Kroger Merger, Missing Texts
• UBS Financial Gets Wrapped Up In Cash Sweep Class Action
• SEC Fines NJ Financial Cos. For Whistleblowing Violations
• Universal Service Fund's End Called Crushing For Broadband
• FCC Plans To Tighten Vise On Scam Calls, Texts
• SEC Says $5M Fraud Scheme Targeted Venezuelan-Americans
• FCC Sued In 5th Circ. Over Wi-Fi Plan For Schools, Libraries
• Amazon Disclosures Doom Prime Viewers' Deception Claims
• Market Realities On, Merger Reviews Off Table In Ad Tech Trial
• Whittaker Seeks $535M Deal In Talc Cases Tied To Berkshire
• 9th Circ. Blocks Calif.'s Social Media Content Disclosure Law
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Blackbeard IP Fight, Firm Data Breach
• Agencies Should Reward Corporate Cyber Victim Cooperation
• Ex-Lender Says FDIC Can't 'Trap' Him In Dispute Without Trial
• Solana Labs Denied Arbitration In Token Crypto Fraud Suit
• PVC Pipe Makers Accused Of Price-Fixing
• 2nd Firearms Co. Settles Conn. AG's 'Ghost Gun' Suit
• How Transaction Lookbacks Can Guide Fintech Companies
• Firms Must Offer A Trifecta Of Services In Post-Chevron World
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