Payday Loan Lawsuits Continue Against Banks
A new lawsuit has been filed accusing banks of aiding payday loan companies in states where the practice is illegal.
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Class Action Waivers Are Enforceable Says Court of Appeal
Are courts turning against class action lawsuits and favoring arbitration instead? The shift does seem to be heading that way.
TCPA Establishes New Requirements
On October 16 the Telephone Consumer Protection Act will be updated and new requirements come into force.
GM Crops In The U.S.: The Laws and The Flaws
A review of US production and consumption of GM foods.
More Retailers Facing Zip Code Lawsuits
The fight over whether retailers can request your zip code when you pay by credit card continues, with multiple class action lawsuits filed.
Monsanto Denies Wheat Contamination Claims, Asks For Proof of Harm
Monsanto has moved to dismiss a lawsuit over its GM wheat, claiming the plaintiff has failed to show actual harm.
Coupon Tax Suit Belongs in Federal Court, Says Wal-Mart
A lawsuit about whether discounts from coupons should be taxed belongs in federal court, says Wal-Mart.
Stryker Slams TCPA Case As Wasteful And Financially-Inspired
Stryker has criticized the plaintiff behind a new TCPA case, claiming they're in it for the money even if physicians are the one who lose out.
FDA Warns Fresenius Must Improve Puerto Rican Plant
Fresenius, the drug manufacturer, has received multiple warnings this year from the FDA about conditions in some of its worldwide plants.
Anthem Blue Cross May Wrongfully Deny Coverage for Eating Disorders
Anthem Blue Cross has been accused of violating California law by capping coverage for eating disorders.