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- Millions of Patients' Personal Information Exposed in Medical Collections Company Data Breach July 18, 2019One billing company's data breach has potentially compromised over 20 million patients' personal, financial, and medical information. Learn more on FindLaw's Injured blog.
- Watch Your Bank Account: Will Overdraft Fees Spike Again? July 17, 2019Currently, banks are limited on when they can charge overdraft fees for ATM and debit card transactions, but that rule could change. What does that mean for your account? Learn more on FindLaw's Common Law blog.
- Few Options For Black Out Channel Refunds July 11, 2019When a contract is breached or service agreements are not fulfilled, you might go looking for a refund or cancellation. But can you? Learn more about consumer protections and the fine print of TV service contracts on Findlaw's Common Law.
- Facebook Loses Robocall Appeal June 21, 2019No one wants to be bothered by unwanted robocalls. Learn about the class action lawsuit against Facebook and how the Ninth Circuit revived the robocall case against it on FindLaw's Common Law blog.
- What Are 'Forever Chemicals' and Why Are They in Your Food? June 6, 2019Why are things that taste good always bad for you? Learn more from FindLaw's Common Law blog.
- Massachusetts AG Files Vaping Lawsuit June 4, 2019Mass. AG files lawsuit against e-cig company for marketing practices. To learn more, visit FindLaw's Common Law Blog.
- Lawsuit Claims Apple Sold iTunes Info May 31, 2019Apple sued for violation of privacy rights. Visit FindLaw's Common Law Blog for more information.
- Grubhub Facing Phony Phone Order Lawsuit May 23, 2019The food delivery website and app is accused of charging restaurants commissions, even if people phoning in didn't place an order. Read more on FindLaw's Common Law blog.
- Is Amazon's Echo Dot for Kids Violating Child Privacy Laws? May 13, 2019Federal law prevents collecting children's personal information without parental consent. But some believe this Amazon product is illegally recording and sharing kids' conversations. Read more on FindLaw's Common Law blog.
- Conagra Brands Sued for Exploding Pam Cooking Spray Cans May 9, 2019Lawsuits claim that a faulty design caused cans of Pam cooking spray to explode, causing kitchen fires and serious burns. Find out more on FindLaw's Common Law blog.