A federal judge in Jacksonville has allowed a putative class action against CPAP Medical Supplies and Services Inc. to proceed on an unjust enrichment claim while dismissing negligence and breach of implied contract claims without...
Conner v. CPAP Medical Supplies and Services Inc.
A federal judge in San Francisco ruled that PHH Mortgage’s privacy policies did not provide blanket consent for the secret sharing of users’ individualized financial data with third-party trackers, allowing key privacy and wiretap claims...
Allison v. PHH Mortgage
Shutterstock Inc. agreed to pay $35 million and comply with stringent new billing requirements to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that the stock photo company engaged in deceptive negative-option subscription practices.
Federal Trade Commission v. Shutterstock Inc.
A Cincinnati dermatology chain faces a unified putative class action after a November 2025 hack allegedly exposed patients' Social Security numbers, Medicare IDs, and medical records.
Maddox, et al. v. Central States Dermatology Services, LLC, et al.
A Colorado federal judge let most claims stand against a fertility provider hit by a ransomware gang that published patients' intimate reproductive records on the dark web, but only one plaintiff's out-of-pocket monitoring costs cleared...
Doe v. Conceptions Reproductive Associates, Inc.
Antitrust Division Approves Department of Energy Defense Production Act Consortium’s Updated Voluntary Agreement and Plans of Action
New Jersey's consumer-fraud claims against Discord for collecting children's data without parental consent are state-law claims, a federal district court held, even though they borrow a federal standard — and belong in state court.
MATTHEW J. PLATKIN, Attorney General of the State of New Jersey, and ELIZABETH HARRIS, Acting Director of the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs, Plaintiffs, v. DISCORD INC., Defendants.
The Justice Department's Antitrust Division and the Federal Trade Commission on Feb. 23 launched a joint public inquiry on potential new guidance for collaborations among competitors, an effort aimed at replacing the 2000 Antitrust...
The Federal Trade Commission has secured a permanent injunction and a $2 million monetary judgment against Americana Liberty LLC, Three Nations Capital LLC, and three individual officers for allegedly labeling patriotic-themed products...
The Department of Justice's Antitrust Division and the Federal Trade Commission launched a joint public inquiry regarding potential additional guidance on collaborations among competitors, building on the 2000 guidelines that were...
inquiry for consideration of guidance on collaborations among competitors
Acting Assistant Attorney General Omeed A. Assefi delivered remarks at George Washington Law School on March 23, 2026, outlining the Antitrust Division’s enforcement philosophy and recent victories under the Trump Administration.
It’s Not Personal Sonny, It’s Strictly Business: Aggressive Enforcement to Protect a Free Market
The justices pressed both sides hard on whether a 90-year-old precedent shielding agency heads from presidential removal should be overruled — and what would fall with it.
Trump, President of United States v. Slaughter