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Latest News in Consumer Protection

  • September 16, 2026

    Post-Cambridge Analytica Investigation Unserious, Jury Told

    New Mexico jurors heard testimony Wednesday from a former Facebook employee that the social media giant's investigation of third-party app developers after the Cambridge Analytica scandal was weakened by executive anger over the cost and pressure for it to wrap up, among other things.

  • September 16, 2026

    OpenAI Users Say 'Strangers' Review Millions Of Private Chats

    A pair of ChatGPT users filed a proposed class action against OpenAI on Wednesday, alleging that OpenAI misled them about how private their conversations with the chatbot really are because millions of conversations are reviewed by "strangers" at third-party companies without user consent.

  • September 16, 2026

    Express Scripts Seeks To Exit AIDS Group's Drug Rate Suit

    Express Scripts called on a Washington federal judge to toss a lawsuit accusing it of using its market power to bully the AIDS Healthcare Foundation into accepting lower reimbursement rates for life-saving drugs, contending Tuesday that the case rehashes allegations a Missouri federal court has already rejected twice.

  • September 16, 2026

    OE Fed Credit Union's $2.3M 'Boilerplate' Breach Deal Denied

    A California federal judge on Wednesday withheld preliminary approval for a $2.3 million settlement over a cyberattack on OE Federal Credit Union, blasting the filing for its "boilerplate language" and "generic statements" and saying it lacked information to determine whether it's a good deal for the consumer class members.

  • September 16, 2026

    Ocwen, Banks Settle Whistleblowers' Foreclosure Fraud Suit

    Mortgage servicer Ocwen Financial Corp. and various major banks told a Texas federal judge Tuesday they've settled a whistleblower action claiming Ocwen made false representations to the government under the Treasury Department's Home Affordable Modification Program when providing loan modifications for borrowers and wrongly procured incentive payments for itself.

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