Consumer Watchdog Expands Legal Challenge to Trump Tariffs with Brief in D.C. Circuit
Washington, D.C. — Consumer Watchdog filed an amicus curiae brief today in the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, expanding its ongoing...
Consumer Watchdog Files Coast-to-Coast Briefing Challenging Presidential Tariffs in California and Washington
San Francisco, CA and Washington, D.C. — Consumer Watchdog yesterday filed amicus curiae (“friend of the court”) briefs in two cases—one in the Ninth Circuit...
Court Accepts Consumer Watchdog Amicus Brief Opposing Trump Tariff Authority
Second Federal Court Ruling Yesterday Echoes Concerns Raised in Brief
San Francisco, CA — A federal court yesterday granted Consumer Watchdog’s motion for leave to...
Supreme Court’s DirecTV Ruling Faces Criticism for Creep Into State Court Proceedings
The Supreme Court's ruling for DirecTV on binding arbitration language in customers' service agreements has little applicability in the real world, "but the consequences are profound" since it marks a landmark reversal of a state court decision on arbitration, on the grounds a state court misapplied state contract law, said Harvey Rosenfield, a founder of Consumer Watchdog.
U.S. Supreme Court Forces DIRECTV Customers Out Of Court, Into Private Arbitration Over Illegal...
In the latest of a series of decisions closing the courthouse doors on consumers, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled this morning, 6 to 3, that DIRECTV customers in California who were illegally charged “cancellation fees” of up to $480 – often taken directly out of a consumer’s bank account or charged to a credit card without the customer’s permission
U.S. Supreme Court Forces DIRECTV Customers Out Of Court, Into Private Arbitration Over Illegal...
Santa Monica, CA -- In the latest of a series of decisions closing the courthouse doors on consumers, the U.S.
