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Data privacy and unwanted text messages were among the claims in a rising number of consumer class actions, according to an inaugural report released Wednesday by Lex Machina.
October 23, 2019 at 07:39 PM
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The number of consumer protection class actions has nearly tripled in the past decade, with cases over data privacy and unwanted text messages behind the increase, according to a report compiled by Lex Machina.
The “Consumer Protection Litigation Report,” released Wednesday, is the first of its kind by Lex Machina, a unit of LexisNexis, that tracks consumer protection lawsuits filed in federal courts.
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