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June 2010
Case in Point
Hackers access credit card data stored by inadequately secured processor
Customers whose credit card information was stolen alleged the processing company failed to take reasonable measures to protect against unauthorized access in violation of the Fair Credit Reporting Act. They also claimed the processor didn’t timely disclose the breach. In re: Heartland Payment Sys., Inc.
News
- Trial lawyers head to court to protect oil spill victims' rights
Courtney L. Davenport - With first trial approaching, Glaxo settles 700 Avandia cases
Courtney L. Davenport
Verdicts & Settlements
Decisions
Just Filed
- Civil rights organizations sue Arizona over immigration law
- ACLU Alaska seeks to prevent municipal raids on homeless camps
- Dentists sue over Invisalign quota system
- Employees of Pio Pio chicken restaurant chain seek overtime wages
- Investors sue law firms alleging they helped real estate investment firms operate Ponzi scheme
- Patients claim pediatrician sexually abused them
- Patients sue hospital that allegedly overcharges for services not covered by insurance
- Hearing-impaired California employees claim state doesn't accommodate disability
Certification News
- Class of building owners certified in suit over defective plumbing system
- Court certifies class of New York City renters alleging landlords intimidated them
- Developmentally disabled children claiming New York foster system was deficient may proceed as class
- Court approves ERISA class alleging Wells Fargo improperly invested in inflated company stock
