Consumer refunds from the Federal Trade Commission’s enforcement actions against scams fell in 2022 to $393 million, marking another year of decline after a Supreme Court ruling that curtailed the agency’s ability to seek relief.

A digital subscriber voluntarily dropped his potential class lawsuit against Bleacher Report Inc. alleging the sports news platform illegally shared users’ video-viewing history information with Meta Platforms Inc. and other third parties.

Managed Care of North American Inc. breached its duty to protect the personal information of almost 9 million people that was exposed in a March data breach, a new proposed federal class action said.

Ancestry.com is free of a lawsuit alleging their advertising violates Indiana data privacy laws.

Attorneys and legal scholars say it’s understandable why Judge Mark Walker erred on the side of caution and stepped down from litigation between Walt Disney Parks and Resorts US Inc. and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. Some say his order could even be read as a direct response to ethical issues dogging the US Supreme Court.

Florida became the latest state to enact a law giving consumers more control over how their data is collected and sold by tech giants like Amazon.com Inc. and Alphabet Inc.'s Google, with the signing of a measure Tuesday that goes beyond just regulating platforms’ privacy protections.

Reddit Inc. is cutting its workforce by about 5% and reducing its hiring plans, as the startup refocuses on future growth.

Binance Holdings Ltd. and Binance.US are facing a proposed class action by cryptocurrency holders alleging the companies allowed Bitcoin and Ether stolen from the holders to be deposited into Binance accounts.

Regulators fined two conservative activists $5.1 million for unlawful automated calls to wireless phones that warned people against voting by mail before the 2020 presidential election.

Grammy-winning jazz composer Maria Schneider filed an emergency petition to a San Francisco-based federal appeals court asking it to pause an upcoming jury trial over YouTube’s Content ID piracy monitoring system, which Schneider claims is only available to large studios and record labels.

Tesla Inc.’s $2.6 billion acquisition of SolarCity in 2016 was “entirely fair” to shareholders, Delaware’s top court ruled, upholding the dismissal of an investor lawsuit and sparing Elon Musk from a potential multibillion-dollar hit.

Banks’ growing use of AI-powered chatbots risks alienating customers by providing incorrect information and reducing human contact, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said.

Former Morelli Ratner PC associate Kalisha Crawford is suing the firm’s former managing partner, David Ratner, for sexual harassment that led to a decade of “lifelong trauma and career derailment,” according to a complaint filed in the New York Supreme Court.

Founder of the conservative foundation Judicial Watch Larry Klayman was suspended for 18 months Tuesday by the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit as reciprocal discipline after he was suspended by the DC Court of Appeals in September 2022.

Tesla Inc.’s $2.6 billion acquisition of SolarCity in 2016 was “entirely fair” to shareholders, Delaware’s top court ruled, upholding the dismissal of an investor lawsuit and sparing Elon Musk from a potential multibillion-dollar hit.

Russian metals tycoon Alisher Usmanov claims his fame and fortune rather than links to President Vladimir Putin made him a target for European Union sanctions after the invasion of Ukraine.

Special Counsel Jack Smith’s office in recent weeks has issued federal grand jury subpoenas out of southern Florida to multiple witnesses linked to the classified documents probe involving former President Donald Trump, according to two people familiar with the investigative steps.

White & Case LLP is seeking court clearance to charge the Boy Scouts of America $70 million for representing the organization in its bankruptcy over two and a half years, court records show.

North Dakota legislators don’t have to comply with subpoenas for documents or testimony in a voting rights case seeking evidence of an illicit motive in the latest state legislative redistricting plan, a divided Eighth Circuit said Tuesday.

Three protesters of a 162.5 mile pipeline cutting through Louisiana lost their challenge to the constitutionality of the critical infrastructure law used to arrest them.

Vail season ski pass holders who sought refunds from Vail Corp. after it shuttered resorts during the Covid-19 pandemic should get a chance to seek alternate relief, a divided federal appeals court said Tuesday.

Founder of the conservative foundation Judicial Watch Larry Klayman was suspended for 18 months Tuesday by the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit as reciprocal discipline after he was suspended by the DC Court of Appeals in September 2022.

Abortion providers in Kansas sued Attorney General Kris Kobach (R) and other state officials Tuesday, seeking to block an informed consent scheme that requires them to give patients allegedly irrelevant, offensive, and sometimes false information.

Special Counsel Jack Smith’s office in recent weeks has issued federal grand jury subpoenas out of southern Florida to multiple witnesses linked to the classified documents probe involving former President Donald Trump, according to two people familiar with the investigative steps.