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Latest News in Consumer Protection

  • November 05, 2026

    Live Nation Cites 2nd Circ. Eyewear Ruling In Fighting Verdict

    Live Nation has told a New York federal judge that the Second Circuit's recent EssilorLuxottica ruling "bears on the market-definition issues" raised in Live Nation's post-trial motions challenging its antitrust trial loss, while enforcing states argued that the Ninth Circuit's recent NFL Sunday Ticket ruling reversal backs their trial win.

  • November 05, 2026

    Blue Congress, Red Regulators: 5 FinReg Predictions

    Lawmakers are set to return to Washington, D.C., next week for the final stretch of Republican control on Capitol Hill before Democrats take over, a reversal that is reshaping the outlook for financial services oversight in the remainder of President Donald Trump's term.

  • November 05, 2026

    Garmin Wants Out Of Lawsuit Over Wash. Plane Crash Deaths

    Garmin is seeking to exit a lawsuit blaming faulty aircraft systems for a deadly 2022 Cessna test flight, telling a Washington state judge Wednesday that the victims' families have not shown the court has jurisdiction over their claims against the Kansas-based GPS giant.

  • November 05, 2026

    Taser Maker Hit With Class Action Over License Plate Tracking

    Two California consumers have hit Axon Enterprise Inc. with a proposed class action in California federal court, alleging the maker of Tasers and body cameras violates privacy statutes by collecting and storing information about millions of Golden State drivers through its "sprawling fleet" of cameras and automated license-plate readers.

  • November 05, 2026

    Toyota Hit With Class Action Over Hybrid Inverter Recall

    Toyota knowingly sold newer-model Camry and Corolla Cross Hybrids with a defective inverter bolt, causing loss of power or fire, according to a proposed class action that accused the automaker of teetering when it came to a recall.

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