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State AG News: Consumer Protection, Healthcare, Voting (September 3-9, 2026)
State attorneys general across the nation are taking decisive action on healthcare access, environmental regulation, consumer protection, and voting rights. From challenging federal restrictions on gender-affirming care to blocking changes in mail voting procedures, these legal battles reveal the growing tension between state authority and federal policy. Will these multistate coalitions succeed in preserving state sovereignty over critical public services?
United States Government
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Crowell & Moring LLP
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The Class Action Weekly Wire – Episode 163: DOJ Secures $400 Million Settlement To Resolve TikTok Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act Lawsuit (Video)
TikTok has agreed to pay $400 million to resolve allegations that it violated the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act by collecting personal information from children under 13 without proper parental consent. This settlement represents one of the largest COPPA recoveries ever and comes alongside efforts to vacate a 2019 consent decree against TikTok's predecessor, Musical.ly. The case highlights the evolving landscape of children's privacy enforcement and the serious regulatory scrutiny facing companie
United States Privacy
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Duane Morris LLP
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Class Action Follows NACA’s Polymarket Influencer Lawsuit
Polymarket faces multiple lawsuits alleging deceptive influencer marketing practices, including undisclosed paid endorsements and staged betting videos on fake platform copies. A new class action complaint claims content creators filmed winning bets on simulated Polymarket websites built by the company, with some videos allegedly showing fabricated results that would have resulted in significant losses on the real platform.
United States Consumer
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Kelley Drye & Warren LLP
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Colorado Sues EarnIn, Alleging Its “Earned Wage Access” Product Is Really A High-Cost Loan
Colorado Attorney General Philip Weiser has filed a lawsuit against EarnIn, challenging whether its direct-to-consumer earned wage access product constitutes a high-cost loan subject to state lending laws. The case examines EarnIn's Cash Out product, which advanced approximately $300 million to Colorado consumers between January 2023 and July 2025, and questions whether the company's tips and expedited-transfer fees should be classified as interest charges.
United States Consumer
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Ballard Spahr LLP
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When Is The Price Right? Five Pricing Issues Reshaping Risk For Retailers And E-Commerce
Retailers and e-commerce companies face an unprecedented convergence of pricing-related legal threats, from hundreds of class actions over false reference prices and email subject lines to emerging battles over personalized "surveillance" pricing and tariff refund exposure. This rapidly shifting compliance landscape demands immediate attention as multiple distinct risks intensify simultaneously across litigation, regulation, and enforcement.
United States Consumer
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Ballard Spahr LLP
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Algorithmic Pricing Under Fire: State Restrictions On Personalized And Surveillance Pricing
State regulation of algorithmic pricing is accelerating across the United States, with California, Connecticut, Maryland, and New Jersey enacting new restrictions while New York lawmakers advance legislation that would expand existing disclosure requirements. The key distinction lies in the data driving the price: some states restrict tools using competitor data to address antitrust concerns, while others target consumer-specific pricing based on personal data to address unfairness and deception. These deve
United States Anti-trust
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Greenberg Traurig, LLP
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SILENCE IS EXPENSIVE: Pro Se Plaintiff Brandon Callier Scores $23K Default Judgment Against Cloud Funding And Its Owner
Pro se plaintiff Brandon Callier won a $23,405 default judgment against Cloud City Commercial Capital and its owner Rodney Salazar for TCPA violations and Texas Business and Commerce Code infractions stemming from unsolicited telemarketing calls. The Western District of Texas found both the company and its sole officer personally liable after they failed to respond to the lawsuit, demonstrating the severe financial consequences of ignoring TCPA litigation.
United States Consumer
Troutman Amin LLP
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