If Big Law firms are facing a lawyer shortage because junior associates don’t like the job requirements, you would expect new offerings with more attractive proposals. One popped up this week.

The Federal Trade Commission’s forthcoming report on internet service providers’ privacy practices is expected to bring scrutiny to whether the industry’s control over content production and distribution impacts targeted advertising.

The top executives of defunct cybersecurity company GigaMedia Access Corp. were charged with duping investors out of more than $50 million by faking financial statements and having one of them pose as a customer.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is set to demand information about how Apple Inc., Facebook Inc., Google, Amazon Inc. and other technology firms harvest, use and market consumer financial data, according to two sources close to the matter.

Twin City Fire Insurance Co. must defend janitorial service company Vonachen Services Inc. in two biometric privacy class actions it’s facing, an Illinois federal judge ruled.

House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal says “the administration is moving in the right direction” on a bank reporting proposal.