Navigation Both the Southern and Eastern District of New York will largely suspend operations on Fridays due to the shutdown, per officials. The courts will remain open for emergency matters and hearings and deadlines set for Friday are not impacted. Click Here To Read The Full Article
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Consumer Class Action Alleges Bank of America Payment Schedule Doesn't Adjust Midcycle
Consumer Nicholas Sdoucos filed a class action complaint against Bank of America this week, alleging the bank fails to adjust scheduled automatic payments when customers pay their statement balance before the due date, resulting in duplicate charges. Click Here To Read The Full Article
NordVPN Accused of Deceptive Subscription Practices in Class Action
The litigation against the company seems to be a growing trend, with similar suits accusing NordVPN of engaging in deceptive subscription renewal practices being filed across the country. Click Here To Read The Full Article
'Sabotaging' a Settlement: Judge Sanctions Defendants $18K for Bad-Faith Practices
“Here, defendants took a decidedly puerile approach—they chose to irritate and annoy the other side, rather than to invite engagement. They also impaired their credibility with this court,” wrote U.S. Magistrate Judge Young B. Kim of the Northern District of Illinois. Click Here To Read The Full Article
McDermott Considers Taking On Private Equity Investment
Chairman Ira Coleman acknowledged Wednesday that the firm is “fielding inbound interest,” becoming the first Am Law 50 firm to publicly comment on the prospect of establishing a managed services organization. Click Here To Read The Full Article