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Kathryn E. Deal,
Seamus C. Duffy,
Michael McTigue Jr.,
Meredith Slawe
The California Consumer Privacy Act reflects a tectonic shift in the United States privacy landscape, sparking similar legislation in several states and prompting a call for uniform federal rules
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Michael McTigue Jr.,
Meredith Slawe
Not every unsolicited text message provides an offended party the ability to sue under the TCPA, the Eleventh Circuit ruled.
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Julie Ann Busta,
Seamus C. Duffy,
Meredith Slawe
The California Consumer Privacy Act, set to become effective in January 2020, will introduce a powerful new set of rights for California
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Marshall L. Baker,
Julie Ann Busta,
Michael McTigue Jr.,
Meredith Slawe
In Salcedo v. Hanna, the court found that a single text message sent in alleged violation of the TCPA does not result in concrete injury required by Article III.
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Kelly Handschumacher,
Rex Heinke,
Hyongsoon Kim,
Neal Marder
In a significant ruling this week, the California Supreme Court addressed the extent to which a proposed class must be ascertainable to be certified for class treatment under section 382 of the California Code of Civil Procedure.
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Hyongsoon Kim,
Natasha Kohne,
Nicholas J. Schuchert
These days, companies conducting background checks on job applicants have a lot to think about.
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Dario Frommer,
Natasha Kohne,
Diana Schaffner
May 31, 2019, was the deadline for the California Legislature to pass bills out of the chamber in which they were introduced.
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Geoffrey J. Derrick,
Markos C. Generales,
Rex Heinke,
Hyongsoon Kim,
Neal Marder,
Ali Rabbani,
Ashley Vinson Crawford
Fifty-six actions were brought against Hyundai and Kia arising from alleged misstatements regarding the fuel efficiency of their vehicles in advertisements and car window stickers.
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Kathryn E. Deal,
Seamus C. Duffy,
Shelly Kim,
Hyongsoon Kim,
Natasha Kohne,
Neal Marder,
Michael McTigue Jr.,
Diana Schaffner,
Meredith Slawe
On May 16, 2019, the California Senate Appropriations Committee held Senate Bill 561 (SB-561) in committee, likely blocking its passage this term.
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Marshall L. Baker,
Seamus C. Duffy,
Shelly Kim
The Supreme Court has once again affirmed that the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) protects a party's right to individualized arbitration, and preempts state policy that would force resolution of broader
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Kathryn E. Deal,
Michael McTigue Jr.
On March 20, 2019, the U.S. Supreme Court vacated the 9th Circuit's approval of a class settlement and remanded the case for determination.
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Kathryn E. Deal,
Michael McTigue Jr.,
Meredith Slawe
"I sleep like a baby . . . I wake up every two hours crying." - Jim Donald, President & CEO of Albertsons when interviewed at Shoptalk about how he deals with the pace of certain competitors.
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Mira E. Baylson,
Esther Lander
The 9th Circuit held that, because a website and mobile app were auxiliary services of a place of public accommodation, they were required to be ADA-compliant.
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Markos C. Generales,
Andrew Jick,
Hyongsoon Kim,
Neal Marder,
Ashley Vinson Crawford
Central District of California Local Rule 23-3 requires plaintiffs to file a motion for class action certification within 90 days of service of the complaint.
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Seamus C. Duffy,
Michael McTigue Jr.,
Jennifer Richter,
Meredith Slawe
Companies across industries have been facing TCPA litigation based upon calls and text messages to reassigned telephone numbers.
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