Two former University of Phoenix students sued the private, for-profit school for negligence after it announced that a vulnerability in its Oracle E-Business Suite software led to a data breach.

The Federal Trade Commission convinced a federal appeals court to uphold a lower court decision that two businessmen were liable for civil contempt sanctions related to a deceptive practices scheme.

ALN Medical Management LLC would pay $4 million to settle a lawsuit alleging it negligently failed to protect the personal information of nearly 2 million people in a 2024 data breach, under a proposed deal initially approved in federal court.

Forescout Technologies Inc.‘s $45 million settlement of class claims for securities fraud has received a federal court’s final approval.

Kaiser Foundation Health Plan would pay up to $47.5 million to settle a lawsuit alleging it disclosed patients’ personal information to Google LLC, Microsoft Corp., and other tech providers without consent in violation of state wiretapping laws, under a deal given initial approval in federal court.

American Addiction Centers Inc.‘s $2.75 million settlement to resolve data breach claims from plaintiffs who sued the national substance use disorder treatment services provider received preliminary approval from a federal court.