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New Jersey's new legislation on residents' eligibility to participate in skill contests still leaves room for confusion.
Groupe SEB USA v. Euro-Pro, Case No. 14-137(WD Pa)
Plaintiffs Failed To Propose A Feasible Way To Identify Class Members
Pom Wonderful’s Lanham Act suit over pomegranate-blueberry drink to go forward.
Illinois court sides with text recipient over Path.
The appellate court has rejected the FTC’s argument that internal sales cannot be considered sales to ultimate users for purposes of a pyramid scheme analysis.
Data breaches continue to make headline news.
Case marks the first enforcement action against a crowdfunded project that has not delivered the goods promised.
The new FTC report “Data Brokers: A Call for Transparency and Accountability” proposes specific legislation as well as best practices.