of consumer-protection litigation..."
revealed too many credit card account digits on receipts, reportedly the
second-largest cash settlement ever reached under the Fair and Accurate Credit
Transaction Act, according to a Monday filing in Florida federal court.”
and ability to prosecute this action.”
publishing more than the last five digits of their credit card numbers in violation
of federal law asked a Florida federal judge to approve their $6.3 million
settlement on Monday.”
in complex litigation involving consumer issues; lectures on the TCPA;
and has been lead counsel in numerous TCPA cases.”
and certified a nationwide class of consumers who received autodialed or
pre-recorded calls from Vivint Inc. or affiliate marketers, ending a suit that
accused the home automation and security company of violating the Telephone
Consumer Protection Act.”
the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act, a nearly $31 million deal
between Subway and a class of consumers alleging the sandwich chain
unlawfully printed full credit card expiration dates on receipts.”
