Consumer Protection Archive » November, 2024

Consumer Protection - November, 2024

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• Google Wants 9th Circ. To Undo Play Store Ruling In Epic Row
• Fla. Judge Halts School Board Depos In Book Ban Suit
• Prudential Website Visitors Get Class Cert. In Tracking Row
• Law Firm's Ads Irrelevant To Toxic Tort Case, Plaintiffs Say
• Zoom Offers SEC $18M To Settle 2020 Privacy Probe
• Amazon Judge Says Appeal Too Soon In Ongoing Privacy Suit
• GM, Cruise Say DPA Has No Bearing On Securities Fraud Suit
• Elon Musk Targets CFPB With Call To 'Delete' Agency
• Drake Says UMG Boosted Lamar's False 'Pedophile' Claim
• Cable Biz Urges FCC To Scrap Customer Service Reg Plan
• Texas Backs Off Title X Suit On Contraceptives To Minors
• 32,000 Developers Certified As Class In Valve Antitrust Case
• Fintech Co. Ingo, Consumers Reach Deal To End Breach Suit
• FCC Refers T-Mobile, UScellular Deal To Team Telecom
• FCC Gives Conditional OK For SpaceX Link To T-Mobile
• CFPB Fights Student Loan Servicer's Bid To Pause Deal
• Burger King Franchisee Can Tap AIG For BIPA Suit, Eventually
• Canadian Hockey League Escapes Antitrust Suit; NHL Still In
• CFPB Bags $42M Penalty Against Ga. Auto Loan Servicer
• FCC Warns Some ISPs Still Advertising Internet Subsidy
• Conn. High Court Snapshot: Bank Regulation, Workers' Comp
• Up Next At The High Court: Transgender Care, Holocaust Art
• Data Cos. Lose Challenge To NJ Judicial Privacy Law
• Yale Health Group Can Bolster Bid To Dodge $435M Sale Deal
• How CFIUS' Updated Framework Affects Global Investors
• Service Providers Must Mitigate 'Secondary Target' Risks
• Better, Faster, Stranger: What Attys Think Of Our AI Future
• 5 Ways SEC's Crypto Approach Could Change Under Trump
• Sundance Can't Ditch Suit Over Purchase Data Disclosures
• X Partially Revives Lawsuit Against Israeli Data Scraping Firm
• Customers Sue Fintech Partner Banks After Processor Failure
• Amazon Not Liable For Chemical Used In Suicides, Panel Says
• Tossing Uri Consumers' Claims Stifles 'Growth,' Justice Says
• NY Groups, Truckers Say Congestion Pricing Unconstitutional
• NAR Buyer-Broker Settlement Approved Over DOJ Concerns
• Smart Devices Fail To Disclose Security Lifespan, FTC Says
• Crypto Miner Can't Get Quick Appeal In SEC Fraud Suit
• Atty Sanctioned In Privacy Suit Over Dodgy Prejudice Claims
• Gilead Gets $31.8M In Calif. Case Over Counterfeit HIV Drugs
• Google Search Judge Says AI Will Affect Remedy Phase
• T-Mobile, Sprint Slam FCC Privacy Fine At DC Circ.
• Don't Undermine Existing CBRS Users, Wireless Cos. Tell FCC
• Report Floats Indoor-Only Sharing For Federal Spectrum
• Hemp Org. Warns Farm Bill Would Ban Some Legal Products
• Mohawk Sues PFAS Manufacturers For Fraud
• FTC Actions In Oil Cases Go Against Its Own Rulemaking
• EchoStar, Navajo Push FCC For Fixed Wireless In 12 GHz
• 5th Circ. Says CFPB Payday Rule Can Take Effect Next Year
• Autodesk Wants Out Of Investor Suit Over Internal Controls
• BofA Blames ID Fraudsters For Fake Accounts Behind Suit
• Maine Launches Climate Fraud Suit Against Oil Giants
• Flying Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• California's Top Bank, Fintech Regulator To Exit At Year's End
• Chemical Co. Demands Defense Coverage In PFAS Foam MDL
• 9th Circ.'s High Bar May Limit Keyword Confusion TM Claims
• FTC Says AI Weapons-Screening Biz Hyped Faulty Scanners
• Bojangles' Restaurants Sued Over Weekslong Cyberattack
• Drake Says UMG Paid To Boost Kendrick Lamar's Diss Track
• Geico, Travelers To Pay NY $11.3M To Settle Data Security Row
• Pom Juice Maker Trims But Can't Nix 'Forever Chemicals' Suit
• 'Shameful': Dems Rip Credit Bureaus Over Scrapped Hearing
• SEC Secured Historic $8.2B Enforcement Haul In 2024
• Ad Tech Judge Says Google 'Completely Different' From Amex
• Tuna Price-Fixing MDL Lead Attys Awarded $86M In Fees
• Cruz Calls Digital Equity Program Rules 'Unlawful'
• Grayscale Seeks Win In Rival's $2M Unfair Practices Suit
• Red Cross Misused $500M Haiti Earthquake Aid, Fla. Suit Says
• Credit Bureaus Freed From VantageScore Antitrust Suit
• Colo. Law Could Imperil Dual Banking System, 10th Circ. Told
• Monsanto Attacks 'Frankenstein' Ruling In $185M PCB Verdict
• Spectrum, Rip And Replace Are Top FCC Priorities, Carr Says
• Kalshi's Election Contracts Are Here To Stay, DC Circ. Told
• FCC To Bar Fla. Telecom From Aid After Fraud Conviction
• Hemp Sellers Say Conn. Cannabis Laws Violate Constitution
• FTC's Antitrust Case Against Meta Gets April Trial Date
• TMX Moves For Emergency Block On $52M Pa. Fine Hearing
• Calif. Board Seeks Comment On AI Rules Amid Pushback
• Medical Info. Co. Beats Junk Fax Suit Over Free E-Book Offer
• 4th Circ. Stands By HELOC 'Offset' Ruling Against PNC
• DOJ Says Realtor Commissions Deal Is No Antitrust Shield
• 'Reverse Redlining' Suit Reveals Language Risks For Lenders
• Jury Finds Natera Owes Guardant $292.5M In False Ad Suit
• Housing Project Will Pollute Public Water, Conn. City Says
• Trump 2.0 Expected To Maintain Tech Antitrust Cases
• Solar Co. Ex-CEO Attys Say DQ Request 'Untethered To Facts'
• High Court Refuses To Review FDA Cigarette Warning Rule
• What Trump's Next Term May Mean For Biz Immigration
• Del Monte's 'Fruit Naturals' Label Not Deceptive, 9th Circ. Says
• Trump Makes Picks For FDA, CDC And Surgeon General
• Ill. Judge Bucks Colleague In Limiting BIPA Change's Reach
• Natera's Conduct 'Despicable,' Guardant Says As Trial Wraps
• Pam Bondi's 'Greatest Hits' As Florida Attorney General
• Sirius XM Cancellation Policies Flout Federal Law, Judge Says
• Target Can't Shake Shoppers' Biometric Privacy Suit
• Texas Justices Say Court Bungled Ruling In Abortion Case
• Europe's Antitrust Enforcer Puts Apple E-Book Probe To Bed
• Cruz Decries 'Unlawful' Activities In $42.5B Broadband Fund
• Judge Trims Suit Over Tesla Collision Alert Defect
• CFTC Advisers: Current Rules Work For Tokenized Collateral
• Service Fees Not 'Incidental' To Debt Collection, 11th Circ. Told
• Procter & Gamble Unit's Hair Oil Causes Hair Loss, Suit Says
• Delta-8 Product Actually Illicit Delta-9, Class Action Claims
• Chemical Co.'s PFAS Coverage Suit In SC Gets Tossed
• Dish To Pay $100K For Failing To Deploy 911 Location Tech
• DOJ Antitrust Head Tracks 'More Aggressive' Criminal Cases
• UK Enforcers Concerned Over Apple Mobile Browser Policies
• New Congress Could Undo Rules On Drinking Water, Methane
• Nissan Automatic Brake Classes Dismantled By 6th Circ.
• FTC Can't Block Amazon's Misconduct Defense In Prime Suit
• Judge Revives Ford Fire Risk Suit After Feds Question Recall
• DC RealPage Antitrust Suit Will Get New Judge In 2025
• Capital One 'Abuses' Cast Pall Over Discover Deal, Dems Say
• Crypto Lobby Asks Trump, Congress To Prioritize Rulemaking
• Takeaways From Final Regulations For China Investment Ban
• Social Media MDL Judge Threatens States With Contempt
• Insurer Owes $4.5M For Water Damage, Wash. HOA Says
• Compliance Considerations Of DOJ Data Security Rule
• PFAS Foam MDL Attys Score $95.8M For Tyco, BASF Deals
• Debt Collector Awakened Illegal 'Zombie Loans,' Suit Says
• Bondi Vowed Trump Payback. Ex-Colleagues Aren't Worried.
• Balancing Health Tech Advances And Clinical Responsibility
• 1st Circ. Affirms Volvo Win In Dealers' Maintenance Pay Suit
• FCC Passes New Rules For Smart Car Tech
• High Court To Review Legality Of FCC's Subsidy Fees
• Defense Insights As PFAS Consumer Product Claims Rise
• Glenn Agre Gains Longtime Foley & Lardner Litigator in NY
• Pa. Rate Deal Halves FirstEnergy's $502M Customer Hike Bid
• Off The Bench: NBA Ices Media Flap, Paul-Tyson Netflix Suit
• AI Monitoring And FCRA: Employer Compliance Essentials
• Circus Arts Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Snap Moves To Toss New Mexico's Child 'Sextortion' Suit
• FDIC's 'Hot Money' Revamp Gets Bank, Fintech Cold Shoulder
• Sports Site Gets Video Privacy Suit Moved To Arbitration
• Social Media MDL Judge Rips State Attys Defying Orders
• Boehringer Trial Over Zantac's Cancer Link Ends In Mistrial
• FCC To Hit Video Doorbell Maker For Skirting Security Rules
• No New Trial In Suit Over Fatal Nissan Truck Fire In Texas
• Tempur Gave UK Co. 'Total Autonomy' Post-Merger, CEO Says
• Tenant Class Attys Get $1.1M Fee In Race Bias Suit Deal
• FCC Targets Spoofing Scams With Third-Party Caller ID Regs
• EPA Beats Calif. Suit Over Pesticide-Coated Seed Exemption
• FCC Aims To Better Protect Undersea Telecom Cables
• DOJ Search Fixes Would Remake Google, Break Off Chrome
• Trump Selects Ex-Fla. AG Pam Bondi As New AG Pick
• Louisiana Defends New Hemp Law From Industry Challenge
• Vape Maker Sued Over Illegally High Delta-9 THC Levels
• Grayscale Says Rival In $2M Suit Misled Bitcoin Investors
• Data Co. Gets Remand Of Suits Over Judicial Privacy
• Crypto Cos. Add New Play In Their Offense Against SEC
• Recent Listeria Outbreaks Hold Key Compliance Lessons
• Newell Brands Wants Baby Bottle Microplastics Suit Tossed
• New FCC Rules Pave Way For More FM Station Geotargeting
• 3 Ways To Train Junior Lawyers In 30 Minutes Or Less
• Bettor Wants Class Cert. In Suit Over DraftKings' Voided Bet
• New SEC 'Dealer' Rule Tossed In Win For Hedge Funds, Crypto
• $1.5M Georgetown Tuition Refund Deal Closer To Final OK
• SEC Chair Gensler To Step Down When Trump Takes Office
• Gaetz Ends AG Bid, Citing 'Distraction' To Trump Transition
• 8 Tech Tips For Stress-Free Remote Depositions
• Ex-Morgan Lewis Litigator Jumps To Thompson Hine
• How To Safely Leverage AI In The Digital Assets Industry
• Biden's FCC Chair Stepping Down From Agency Jan. 20
• CFPB Wraps Rule To Pull Big Payment Apps Into Supervision
• DOJ Urges Chrome, Android Sales In Google Case
• CVS Can't Dodge Proposed Action Over 'Non-Drowsy' Claims
• Not So Fast: Lenders Say CFPB Payday Rule Must Stay On Ice
• Musk, Ramaswamy Say High Court Rulings OK Federal Cuts
• Data Security Co. Shakes Suit Over Auto-Renewal Model
• Prison Phone Cos. Say FCC Reg Fight Belongs In 5th Circ.
• 2nd Circ. Doubts Error In Tenant Screener's FHA Suit Win
• GM Can't Get Full 6th Circ. Redo Of Duramax Emissions Case
• Wash. Judge Questions Startup's Amazon Antitrust Claims
• Ex-Wells Fargo Adviser Admits To Stealing $3M From Clients
• DEA Accused Of Colluding With Reform Foes In Pot Row
• Apple Says DOJ Case Has Too Much Speculation To Survive
• CPSC Misunderstands Magnet Risks For Kids, Court Told
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Texas AG's Bid To Revive X Probe
• Cross-Border Sales Were Unlawful Monopoly, Feds Say
• Gas Bill Challenge Finds Little Purchase With Colo. Justices
• Amid Legal Challenge, La. Hemp Law On Hold
• Veggie Co. Hit With False Ad Suit Over E. Coli Outbreak
• Wells Fargo Must Turn Over E-Docs In TelexFree Litigation
• Burger King Franchisee Escapes BIPA Coverage Counterclaim
• Fla. Tax Preparer Gets 4 Years For Tax Fraud Scheme
• 'Rip And Replace' Woes Underscored By Senate Hearing
• What Cos. Can Learn from Water Microplastics Class Actions
• CFPB Subpoenas Trustee In Debt Relief Firm Bankruptcy Case
• Infant Sleep Co. Says CPSC Wrongly Maligned Products
• Conn. Regulator Slashes $35M From Utility Revenue Plans
• $3B TD Bank AML Settlement Is A Wake-Up Call For All Banks
• 3 Law Firms Can't Dodge TCPA Suit Over Camp Lejeune Claims
• Biden Bank Regulators Punt Big-Ticket Rulemakings To Trump
• Bankman-Fried Tech Deputy Who Parsed Code Avoids Prison
• The Right Kind Of Deregulation In Commercial Airline Industry
• Monsanto's Bid To Pause PCB Trial Again Shot Down
• High Court Urged To Let Courts Scrutinize Agency Rulings
• Keep Colo. Interest Rate Opt-Out Law Blocked, 10th Circ. Told
• Calif. Judge Says Crypto DAOs Are Entities That Can Be Sued
• Online Lenders, Contractor Face Service Members' Fraud Suit
• All States Now Approved For Feds' Broadband Program
• CFPB's Medical Debt Guidance Faces Industry Injunction Bid
• What's On Deck At 10th Circ. Arguments In CPSC Magnet Case
• Jury To Decide If Gemini's Bitcoin Statements Were False
• Trump DOT Pick Puts Highway, Road Rebuilds Back In Focus
• Alaska Airlines Fights Emergency 9th Circ. Bid To Halt Merger
• Court Won't Toss Consumer Antitrust Case Against Amazon
• Shaq Reaches $11M Deal With Astrals NFT Buyers
• 32 State AGs Urge Congress To Back Kids' Online Safety Bill
• NHTSA Letter Unmoots Fire Risk Claims, Ford Drivers Say
• 10th Circ. Iffy On Colo.'s Remedy To Generic EpiPen Takings
• Fox TV Renewal Calls For Strict License Test, Advocates Say
• Undefined Terms Cinch Cloudera's Win In 'Cloudy' Fraud Suit
• DOJ Effort To Force Google Chrome Sale Draws Criticism
• FCC To Vote On More Credit Options To Back Broadband Aid
• Senators Blast Visa And Mastercard, Promise Action On Fees
• Calif. Man Wants 9th Circ. To Rehear LG Battery Decision
• Ballard Spahr Brings On Former Federal Prosecutor In LA
• 1st Circ. Won't Pause Prison Phone Rate Caps
• Unpacking The CFPB's Personal Financial Data Final Rule
• Feds May Have Overstepped In Suit Against Mortgage Lender
• Unjust PJM Power Auction Rules Must Be Redone, FERC Told
• FDIC's Gruenberg To Exit On Eve Of Trump's Inauguration
• 4 Ways Attorneys Can Emotionally Prepare For Trial
• The Bar Needs More Clarity On The Discovery Objection Rule
• Meta, Netflix Shook Hands On Illicit Streaming Deal, Suit Says
• Monsanto PCB Jury Hears About Ex-Schoolchildren's Illness
• Plaintiffs Dispute Ruling Applying BIPA Change To Past Cases
• 'You Stepped Over The Line': Judge Rips Quinn Emanuel Atty
• Apple Gets Some AirTag Stalking Claims Tossed, For Now
• 5th Circ. Indicates DOT Airline Fees Rule May Need Reworking
• Judge Won't Release Kraken To Appeal Order In SEC Suit
• Justices Urged To Pass On 3rd Circ. CFPB Loan Trust Case
• Will AG-Elect Stick To NC Dems' Playbook, Or Take New Path?
• Industry Group Wants Trump-Era SEC Proxy Rules Reinstated
• Hacker's Wife Gets 18 Months For Laundering Stolen Crypto
• Live Nation Says Ticket Buyers Must Arbitrate Antitrust Suit
• Justices Urged To Deny TCPA Class Certification Challenge
• Brokerage Startup Defends Suit Over NAR Listing Rules
• Meta Can Ditch Mike Huckabee's CBD Fake Ad Suit
• Dems Probe Treasury On Effects Of Crypto Mixer Sanctions
• Pa. Lab Seeks Ad Coverage For Libel Suit Over COVID Tests
• FCC's Carr Likely To Test Agency's Ability To Rein In Big Tech
• Electronics Co. Hit With Default In $2B Price Fixing Case
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Conn. LPTV Station's Market Claim
• Hyundai Keeps Trial Win In $17M Suit Over Fatal Crash
• Treasury Finalizes Tougher Foreign Investment Law Penalties
• $100M Deal In Suit Over Walgreens Rx Prices Gets First OK
• Wash. Court Asked To Eye Renewal Docs In Fire Damage Row
• Justices Urged To Review Landlords' COVID Eviction Ban Suit
• CPSC Fines Canadian Co. $16M Over Wall Beds
• Rust-Oleum Falsely Touted Spray Paint Coverage, Suit Claims
• The AI Consumer Class Action Threat Is Not A Hallucination
• Presidential Campaign Errors Provide Lessons For Trial Attys
• Pa. AG-Elect Likely To Target AI, Robocalls And Opioids
• Trump Names FCC's Carr As New Agency Chair
• Jordan Says DOJ, FTC, CFTC Teed Up Actions Ahead Of Trump
• Natera Exec Calls Guardant's Cancer Test Claims 'Dangerous'
• Evian Wins Ax Of False Ad Suit As NY Judge Reverses Self
• X Sues To Block Calif.'s New Deepfake Political Ads Law
• Social Media Cos. Must Face Schools' Public Nuisance Claims
• Kroger, Texas Ink $83M Deal Over Opioid Crisis
• Ill. Biometric Privacy Changes Apply Retroactively, Judge Says
• SEC Says Risky Bond Recommendations Violated Reg BI
• PBMs Denied Breakup Of Combined FTC Insulin Price Trial
• Convicted TV Guru Trudeau, FTC Strike Deal In 21-Year Case
• Despite Vaccine Spotlight, RFK Jr. A Health Policy 'Unknown'
• Wash. Judge Says Junk Text Suit Must Lose Autodialer Claims
• Kalshi Fires Back At CFTC's 'Futile' Election Betting Appeal
• Meet Trump's Solicitor General Nominee John Sauer
• GAO Says EPA Must Act On Waste Sites' Climate Risks
• California Blames Travelers For Rot Remediation Policy Deceit
• GM's Cruise Accepts $500K Criminal Fine Over Robotaxi Crash
• Paxton Says Texas Porn Site Law 'Modest' Way To End 'Crisis'
• Texas Judge Won't Halt CFPB Small-Biz Rule As Banks Appeal
• Cable Biz Group Doubts FCC Legal Authority On Data Caps
• SEC's Top Cop Says Election Hasn't Slowed Enforcers Down
• Hot Topic Shoppers' Info Stolen By 'Satanic' Hacker, Suit Says
• FCC Passes New Satellite Spectrum Sharing Rules
• Pennsylvania AG Can't Stop Glass Plant From Moving To Ohio
• Monsanto Cleared In Philly's 7th Roundup Trial
• The Do's And Don'ts Of Commercial Debt Under Calif. FDCPA
• Teva Defends Mifepristone Antitrust Case Against Corcept
• Attys Get 'Final Warning' In Tepezza Hearing Loss MDL
• Being A Navy Reservist Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ga. Law Firm Hit With Proposed Class Action Over Data Breach
• ​​​​​​​Visa Says European Commission Investigating 'Acquirer' Fees
• Video Privacy Law Claims After 2nd Circ. NBA Ruling
• NC AG Wins Early Halt Of Alleged Helene Price-Gouging
• Bitfinex Hacker Gets 5 Years For Laundering Stolen Crypto
• Judge Vows Atty Fee Trims For Handling Of $90M Google Deal
• Student Loan Servicer Wants CFPB Deal Paused Amid Appeal
• Calif. Privacy Agency Inks 1st Settlements With Data Brokers
• Florida AG Says FEMA Failed Trump Supporters After Storms
• Kraft Mac & Cheese Artificial Ingredients Claims Survive
• CFPB Orders Prison Telecom, Payment Provider To Pay $3M
• 'The World Has Changed': Google's $700M Deal Gets 2nd Look
• Hasbro's Excess Toy Inventory Tanked Stock, Suit Says
• MDL Counsel Present Deal With FTX Estate To Fla. Court
• Hemp Companies Take NJ Challenge To 3rd Circ.
• Crypto And Private Fund Groups Push SEC On Dealer Rule
• Scooter Victim Can't Show Lime Had Duty Of Care, Panel Says
• FCC Extends Freeze On Rate Of Return Carrier Cost Rules
• NYC Speeds Away From Taxi Drivers' RICO Claim
• AT&T Questions FCC's Legal Authority Over 'Unlocking' Rule
• All Merger Fixes 'Should Be On Table,' FTC's Holyoak Says
• Capital One Must Face Savers' Suit Over 'High-Interest' Claims
• FTC's Holyoak Says New Comment Portal Shows Merger Bias
• Red State AGs Sue SEC Over Crypto Policy
• Takeda Rips Cert. Order's 'Whale Of Assumption' At 9th Circ.
• Broadband Groups See Ally In Incoming GOP Leader Thune
• NY Gov. Brings Back Manhattan Congestion Pricing Plan
• Wash. Justices Grill Lowe's Attorney In Fallen Fencing Case
• EPA Expands List of Solvent Risks, Targets Tire Chem Rules
• DOJ Deputy Says Biden Stance Led To Fewer Harmful Mergers
• 47 AGs Support FCC's Robocall Database Reforms
• Next Steps In The $2.8B Blue Cross Payout To Providers
• OCC Recovery Guidance Can Help Banks Bounce Back Better
• 9th Circ. Won't Upend Certification In Nissan Sunroof Suit
• Gaetz's Slim Legal Resume Raises Concerns Over AG Role
• Chipmaker's 'Bounty' Lawsuit Was 'Nonsensical,' Court Told
• EPA's New Lead Pipe Rule Leaves Key Questions Unanswered
• Trump Picks RFK Jr. To Lead Health & Human Services
• What To Expect From State AGs As Federal Control Changes
• Duo Charged With Hacking Tax Firms In Refund Fraud Scheme
• So You Want To Move Your Law Practice To Canada, Eh?
• Capri, Tapestry Kill $8.5B Handbag Deal Amid FTC Battle
• EU Clears Consortium's €2.2B Bid For Cybersecurity Biz
• 3 Policyholder Lessons From NY Bad Faith Ruling
• Trump's Card Rate Cap Idea Could See Red State Pushback
• Tempur Sealy Has 'Keys' To Merger, Mattress Firm CEO Says
• Damages Limited In AGs' Generic Drug Price-Fixing Case
• Wash. Attys Expect Gov. And AG Will Keep Them Busy
• Honey Pot Greenwashes 'Plant-Derived' Products, Suit Says
• Live Nation Ruling Chills Modern Arbitration, 9th Circ. Told
• Conn. PFAS Judge Vexed By 'Messy' Pollution Source Query
• Feds Seek FTX Assets Used For Alleged China Bribes
• Store Chain Must Face Customer's Cookie Label Injury Suit
• DOJ Doc Pushes For Strong Antitrust Compliance Programs
• 3 Men Sentenced For Fake 'Alaska Stone Arts' Scheme
• Md. Electricity 'Greenwashing' Law Is A Muzzle, Judge Told
• Judge Suggests Casino App Transfer Blunts Gamer's Attack
• Cox Eyes Federal Suit After RI Court Tosses BEAD Case
• TikTok Asks To Keep NC AG's Addiction Complaint Redacted
• Space Activities Need Licensing Latitude, Chamber Says
• FTX Prosecutors Tout Tech Chief's 'Outstanding Cooperation'
• Outgoing DOJ Antitrust Head Wants To Unstack Healthcare
• Short-Term Rental Owners 'Unreasonable,' Dallas Tells Court
• Incoming Wash. AG Keeps State's Veteran Solicitor General
• Insurers Say Hyundai, Kia Should Pay For Combusting Cars
• Allow Robotexts And Calls To Customers, Verizon Urges FCC
• Firms Seek To Ax 'Retaliatory' Suit Over Arbitration Demands
• Connecticut Banking Dept. Can Fine Legal Funder, Judge Says
• Bradley Arant Aims To Toss Malpractice Arbitration Claims
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: November Lessons
• Mass. AG Ready To Reprise Office's Role As Trump Foil
• Trump Taps DOJ Critic Matt Gaetz For Attorney General
• FTC Antitrust Case Against Meta Is Heading To Trial
• Trump Taps Elon Musk To Head New 'Gov't Efficiency' Dept.
• Tech Group Seeks Block Of Calif. Social Media Addiction Law
• 5th Circ. Won't Reopen CFPB Payday Rule Fight
• Guardant CEO Says Rival's False Ads Hurt 'Beautiful Baby'
• Trump Pick To Lead EPA Is Loyal, Would Learn On The Job
• Bayer Ruling Looms Over Jaguar EV Battery Fire Risk Suit
• Celsius' Mashinsky Must Face Full Indictment, Judge Says
• Big Tech Litigant's Latest Suit Vs. Google Tossed
• FTC Doubts It Overstepped On Editing Meta Decree
• Wireless Group Backs Verizon In Fight Over FCC Privacy Fine
• Visa To Fight Market Definition In DOJ Antitrust Case
• Comerica Sues CFPB To Stop 'Ultra Vires' Benefits Card Probe
• Don't Let Broadband Maps Overstate Rural Overlap, FCC Told
• HIV Drug Buyers Want Gilead Product Switch Claims Revived
• Web App Antitrust Suit Backed By Epic-Apple, 9th Circ. Told
• Tempur Sealy Merger 'Surprisingly Bold,' Competitor Testifies
• Stop Bank Impersonation Scams 'Without Delay,' FCC Told
• Nationstar Gets COVID-19 Loan Aid Suit Tossed For Good
• Chipotle's Portions Are Eating Away Profits, Investor Suit Says
• Two Ga. Companies Hit With Data Breach Class Actions
• Valve Can't Speak Directly With Gamers In Antitrust Row
• Trump's 2nd Term May Be A Boost To Banking Industry
• Thompson Coburn Hit With Suit Over Healthcare Data Breach
• Progressive Accused Of Giving Crash Victims' Info To Law Firm
• Notable Q3 Updates In Insurance Class Actions
• Unpacking CFPB's Unwieldy Buy Now, Pay Later Guidance
• High Court Declines Remaining NY Rent Stabilization Suits
• Legislation Most Likely To Pass In Lame Duck Session
• 1st Circ. Affirms Order Ending Jet Blue-American Partnership
• Ford Buyers Win Cert. Of Some Classes In 'Death Wobble' Suit
• 5th Time Not The Charm For 'Stale' Dow Implant Check Fight
• Monsanto Judge Pushes Sanction 'Distraction' To After Trial
• Shaq Reaches Settlement With Astrals NFT Buyers
• Pawn Shop Must Face CFPB's Military Law Claims, Judge Says
• Apple's Cited Rulings Just Cement Old Precedent, Epic Says
• Ill. AG Strikes $11M Deal With DoorDash Over Driver Tips
• NFT Buyers Drop OpenSea Suit In Face Of Arbitration Demand
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Judge Lets Plaintiffs Drop Kroger Pain Patch Suit
• Investors Duped By Opportunity Zone Promises, Colo. Says
• Justices Must Weigh Reach Of Civil RICO In Cannabis Case
• Orrick Gets Final OK On $8M Deal To End Data Breach Case
• Special Master Recommends $7.8M For Flint Plaintiffs' Attys
• Mark Zuckerberg Beats Liability In Social Media MDL
• What Trump's 2nd Presidency Could Mean For Crypto Sector
• FCC Will Investigate Racially Offensive Text Messages
• Conn. AG Building Abortion Rights 'Firewall' With Firms' Help
• Putting NYDFS AI Cybersecurity Guidance Into Practice
• Promoting Diversity In The Selection Of ADR Neutrals
• Ex-Celsius CEO OK'd To Seek Testimony From Abroad
• OpenAI Beats Copyright Suit By 2 News Websites, For Now
• Valve Says Atty Ignoring, Threatening Gamers In Antitrust Row
• Ex-Natera VP Defends Ad Campaign Against Rival Guardant
• 3rd Circ. Says Tainted Bayer Antifungals Clearly 'Worth Less'
• Wash. Gov.-Elect Outlines Plan To Resist Less 'Sloppy' Trump
• Flagstar Customer Asks 6th Circ. To Revive Overdraft Fee Suit
• 9th Circ. Finds No Jurisdiction In LG Chem Battery Suit
• Ex-TD Branch Manager Gets 13 Months For Account Theft
• Net Neutrality Foes See 6th Circ. Clearing Path To End Rules
• Car Dealer To Pay $5.8M To Investors Over Pot Stock Scheme
• Sutter Health Could Face Retrial On Antitrust Claims In March
• Fifth Third Takes Cash Advance Suit Verdict To 6th Circ.
• Alaska Flyers Lodge Emergency 9th Circ. Bid To Halt Merger
• Fed Chair Powell Says He Won't Step Down If Trump Asks
• Pencils Down On Controversial Regs, GOP Rep Tells FCC
• Colo. Says Man Sold $3M In Unregistered Securities
• Navy Federal Inks $95M Settlement Of CFPB Overdraft Claims
• Eye Drop Maker To Pay $3.6M To Settle Class Claims
• In Visa Case, DOJ Continues To Misapply The Sherman Act
• Same PBM Conduct Means Same Insulin Price Trial, FTC Says
• Playing Ultimate Makes Us Better Lawyers
• Attys For Solar Co. Ex-CEO Should Be DQ'd, Plaintiffs Say
• Sirius XM Flags Evidence Of Disruption From FCC Plan
• Canada's Competition Bureau Seeks Dye & Durham Docs
• Calif. Gov. Lays Groundwork To Fight Trump Policies In Court
• Louisiana Says EPA Usurped State Power In Pollution Row
• Restore Engineer Certification For Broadband Maps, FCC Told
• Ex-GE Affiliate Cleared In Bellwether Chemical Leak Verdict
• Investors Want Final Approval Of $3.6M Global Payments Deal
• Former Delaware DOJ Attorney Joins Chancery As Magistrate
• Call For Input Shows How Banks, Fintechs Can Address Risks
• Trump's SEC Expected To See 'Dramatic' Enforcement Change
• FTC Pushes For Amazon Docs In Antitrust Case
• FTC Slams AI-Enabled Review Site Over 'Inflated' Ratings
• Intel Accused Of Touting 'Defective' Raptor Lake Processors
• Danone Beats Suit Alleging Microplastics In Evian, For Now
• FTX Exec Looks To Avoid Prison For 'Smallest Share' Of Crime
• LGBcoin Trustee Can't Get SEC Subpoena Stayed Amid Appeal
• Nike False Ad Claims In StockX TM Fight Must Go, Judge Told
• Natera Declared 'War' On Guardant, Jury Told At Trial's Start
• SEC Moves To Ax Key Defenses In Kraken Crypto Fraud Row
• Albertsons Hit With Discovery Sanctions In Wash. Opioid Suit
• Trump Win Set To Reshape FCC, Push Policies Rightward
• Customers Look To Preserve Lead Class Action Against AT&T
• Hyundai, Kia Rip Cities' Bellwether Trial Bid In Car-Theft MDL
• 4th Circ. Won't Allow Appeal In Crash Privacy Suit
• Seattle Judge Wants Plaintiff's Comms In IPad Antitrust Suit
• Data Tracking Suit Against California Hospital Gets 'Last' Try
• Tempur Sealy, Mattress Firm Ask Court To Pause FTC Case
• Amazon Can't 'Just Walk Out' On BIPA Claims
• Kratom Co. Failed To Warn Of 'Addictive Potential,' Suit Says
• Coinbase, CFTC Reach Discovery Agreement For SEC Case
• Business Groups Urge Calif. Justices To Nix HIV Drug Ruling
• Curious Case Of FTC's Amicus Brief In Teva Fed. Circ. Appeal
• NJ Co. Not Giving Refunds For Lead-Tainted Toys, Suit Claims
• What A Second Trump Term Could Mean For FDA And CPSC
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