Edelson, Pc
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Recent News About Edelson, Pc
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Data privacy class action firm Edelson P.C. is seeking to control 40 class actions, potentially worth huge money, against 23andMe for allegedly allowing genetic info to be stolen in a data breach. In a new filing, Edelson is asking courts to reconsider how they decide which lawyers should lead
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Online gaming company AviaGames, Inc. has been hit with a class action lawsuit alleging that it misled players into believing they were competing against other humans when in fact they were playing against computer bots. The plaintiffs, Andrew Pandolfi and Mandi Shawcroft, argue that this practice manipulates the games of skill into games of chance, effectively running an unapproved gambling enterprise.
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Facebook has agreed to pay $550 million to settle one of the first and largest class actions launched under an Illinois biometrics privacy law.
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SAN DIEGO - The widow of former NFL and NCAA football player Jeffrey Staggs filed a wrongful death lawsuit on Aug. 27, in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, naming the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) as defendant.
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LOS ANGELES – The largest media and entertainment company in the Philippines alleges unknown individuals have started websites to illegally broadcast its copyrighted content.
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SAN FRANCISCO – A New York woman alleges an NBA team's mobile app invades users' privacy by recording conversations without consent and has filed a class-action suit.
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SAN FRANCISCO – A Northern California case involving three young men whose privacy violation allegations against Facebook were recently upheld has spurred a practical response from a legal expert who cautions consumers and companies alike against “meritless” cases.
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SAN FRANCISCO – A Washington, D.C. individual has filed a class-action lawsuit against a social media network alleging it sends unsolicited texts.
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SAN FRANCISCO – Three customers have filed a class-action lawsuit against a gym alleging that the California corporation knowingly used fraudulent schemes to induce customers into purchasing lifetime memberships.
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SAN FRANCISCO – A California woman is suing a Brisbane company over claims it sells defective tablets.
