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“Sex Trafficking Awareness Is Increasing and So Are Civil Claims,” The Legal Intelligencer
July 22, 2019

Court watchers said growing media attention has changed public understanding of sex trafficking, including the perception of women who were once seen as sex workers, now being recognized as victims...
“Google Reaches $13M Deal to End Street View Privacy MDL,” Law360
July 22, 2019

Google LLC has reached a $13 million settlement in multidistrict litigation accusing the tech giant of illegally gathering Wi-Fi network data with its Street View car fleet, agreeing to fund online...
“House Dems, Others Assail Association Health Plan Rule,” Law360
July 22, 2019

High-ranking House Democrats, Ivy League professors and a group of medical associations are among the latest to urge the D.C. Circuit to uphold a Washington, D.C., federal judge’s March decision to...
“Equifax to Pay up to $700 Million to Settle State and Federal Investigations into 2017 Security Breach,” The Washington Post
July 22, 2019

Equifax has agreed to pay as much as $700 million to settle a series of state and federal investigations into a massive 2017 data breach that left more than 147 million Americans’ Social Security...
“Leslie Kroeger Calls on a Career of Criminal and Civil Work to Advocate for Consumer Protections,” Daily Business Review
July 19, 2019

Leslie Kroeger isn’t bashful about her enthusiasm for her area of expertise. The Palm Beach Gardens-based attorney serves as the co-chair of Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll’s complex tort...
“On Creating Inclusion Riders: An Interview with Cultural Producer Sarah Rucker,” #BBATX
July 18, 2019

What does it look like to make creative work inclusively? Today on the blog, A’nysha Fortenberry interviews Austin-based cultural producer Sarah Rucker about her development of an inclusion rider...
“Can DB Participants Sue a Pension Plan That’s Fully Funded? SCOTUS Will Decide This Fall,” BenefitsPRO
July 16, 2019

Does ERISA’s prudence requirement only apply to under-funded retirement plans? Does the Employee Retirement Income Security Act allow participants in a defined benefit pension plan to sue sponsors...
“Loestrin Buyers Seek Approval of $1M Lupin Deal,” Law360
July 16, 2019

Loestrin end payors on Monday moved for preliminary approval of their $1 million settlement with Lupin Pharmaceuticals to resolve their portion of litigation accusing the company of working with...
“Jeffrey Epstein Case: Reluctant Victims? Prosecutors Can Get Around Acosta’s Concerns,” The Palm Beach Post
July 14, 2019

In her days as a sex crimes prosecutor with the Palm Beach County State Attorney’s Office, Takisha Richardson once ordered police to arrest a teen-age rape victim to force her to testify. “In cases...
“A Georgia Couple Is Sued by a White Tenant Who Says She Was Evicted After Having African American Guests,” CNN
July 13, 2019

A white woman in North Georgia has filed a housing discrimination suit against landlords who she says evicted her because she had African American guests over for a play date with her daughters, aged...

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