Yahoo now faces the possibility of punitive damages over recent data breaches, which have impacted a total more than 3 billion user accounts, after Judge Lucy Koh refused to dismiss the case.
March 13, 2018 at 02:14 AM
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Welcome to Critical Mass, Law.com’s briefing on class actions and mass torts. I’m Amanda Bronstad in Los Angeles. Yahoo now faces punitive damages over its recent data breaches after Judge Lucy Koh refused to dismiss the case. Case law is emerging over litigation funding arrangements. And a judge is now weighing a $1.5 billion GMO settlement with Syngenta.
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