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Dollar Financial Group Hit With Suit Over November Data Breach
Dollar Financial Group Inc. failed to protect the personal information of thousands of customers that was exposed in a November data breach, a proposed federal class action said.
University of Phoenix Sued Over Oracle Hub-and-Spoke Data Breach
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.
FTC Wins in Appeal of Deceptive Practices, Sanctions Judgment
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’s $4 Million Data Breach Deal Gets Initial Court Nod
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.
FTC Rejects Spyware Company Owner’s Attempt to Overturn Ban
The Federal Trade Commission denied a petition by a spyware company CEO to dismiss or modify a 2021 order barring him from selling and promoting surveillance apps and services. The agency cited in its decision SpyFone CEO Scott Zuckerman’s non-compliance with the original order, including alleged continued failures to protect sensitive personal information collected by his businesses in 2023.
Kaiser Agrees to $47.5 Million Settlement in Data-Sharing Suit
American Addiction Centers Gets Nod in Data Breach Settlement
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.
Judge Summons DOJ Lawyers for Testimony in Contempt Probe
A federal judge has called for witness testimony about Trump administration actions as he weighs potential contempt findings against officials for potentially violating his order in March to stop deportation flights of Venezuelan migrants under a wartime law.
Bondi, Noem Sued for Pushing Apple to Block Anti-ICE App
US Attorney General Pamela J. Bondi violated the First Amendment by pressuring
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Litigation Funder Archetype Wins Injunction Against Co-Founder
Litigation funder Archetype Capital Partners won a court order barring its co-founder from using the firm’s proprietary systems for mass tort cases while its lawsuit accusing him of stealing trade secrets proceeds.
Morgan Lewis Recruits Pair of Dubai Corporate Partners
Victoria Ferres and Sami Ben Dechiche joined Morgan Lewis as investment management partners in Dubai, the firm announced Monday.
Apple AI Copyright Case Has Firms Vying to Lead Class Counsel
Three groups of law firms are fighting for the top spot representing writers in a recently consolidated proposed class action against
Paul Weiss, Cooley Guide IBM’s $9.3 Billion Confluent Deal
Lawyers from Paul Weiss and Cooley LLP advised on International Business Machines Corp.'s plan to buy data-streaming platform Confluent Inc. for about $9.3 billion.
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