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A district court’s summary judgment ruling against a business payments company was mostly affirmed Tuesday after a federal appeals court held it used deceptive advertising practices in its fuel card program.
Call Your Mother, a Washington DC-based bagel shop, settled a trademark infringement case against New Jersey deli Call Your Bubbi.
Aaron Winn and Natalie Bare joined Greenberg Traurig as shareholders, the firm announced Tuesday. Winn joined the class action litigation practice in San Diego, while Bare joined the labor and employment and commercial litigation practices in Philadelphia.
Megan Ben’Ary, Alexander Green, and Joseph Apatov joined Hinshaw & Culbertson as partners in its consumer financial services group, the firm announced Tuesday. Ben’Ary and Green joined the Washington, DC office, while Apatov joined in Fort Lauderdale.
The Satanic Temple Inc. lost its bid to revive a suit seeking to invalidate an Indiana law that prohibits remote prescribing of medications to induce abortions, after a federal appeals court said Tuesday that the group didn’t have standing.
A California resident sued trading-card seller Topps Co. for allegedly intercepting customer communications without consent through hidden online tracking tools from Meta Platforms Inc. and Amplitude Inc.
Cadence Bank would pay $5.25 million to settle a class action over a 2023 data breach of Progress Software’s MOVEit file-transfer system that exposed the personal information of nearly 900,000 people, under a deal given initial approval in federal court.
Golf-course management company Kemper Sports Management LLC must face a proposed class action alleging it negligently failed to protect the personal information of nearly 63,000 employees and former employees that was exposed in a 2024 data breach.
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