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Canada Privacy Watchdog Takes Google to Federal Court
Canada's privacy watchdog filed a Federal Court application after finding Google broke PIPEDA by refusing to de-list search results. Nothing is decided yet.
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Irish DPC Fines HSE EUR 645,000 Over Rotting Records
Ireland's DPC fined the HSE EUR 645,000 after finding mould-damaged, decaying medical records at two disused hospitals, plus corrective orders.
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KY Appeals Court Revives Tenant's URLTA Retaliation Suit
Kentucky Court of Appeals reverses dismissal of a HUD tenant's retaliation suit, ruling circuit courts have jurisdiction and rent includes HUD's payment.
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Meta Reaches Deal With State AGs Over Teen Safety, Up to $17.1B
Meta agreed to pay state attorneys general at least $12.1 billion, rising to $17.1 billion, over Instagram and Facebook's design for minors. Verified against official AG releases.
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Sixth Circuit Revives NetChoice Challenge to Tennessee Law
The Sixth Circuit vacated denial of an injunction against Tennessee's social media age verification law but did not rule on the First Amendment merits.
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VA OIG Finds 34% Error Rate in Disability Rating Cuts
A VA watchdog audit found errors in about 34% of 2024 cases reducing veterans' disability pay, producing at least $16.9 million in improper payments.
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AT&T Settlement MDL Reassigned as Final Approval Still Pending
AT&T's data breach settlement MDL was reassigned to a new judge Aug. 17, 2026. No final approval order has issued yet. Verified case status and FAQs.
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California Lawmakers Pass SB 923: CCPA Delete-Right Expansion, Explained
California SB 923 was enrolled and presented to Governor Newsom on September 2, 2026. Under article IV, section 10(b)(2) he has until September 30 to act.
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Federal Circuit Dismisses Veteran's CUE Appeal for Lack of Jurisdiction
The Federal Circuit dismissed a veteran's CUE appeal, holding it lacks jurisdiction to review how Roberson was applied to her 2009 PTSD rating and TDIU claim.
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Illinois Appeals Court Reverses Guardianship Over Reunification
Illinois appellate court reverses a private guardianship order over a mother's objection, ruling permanency cannot override a strong parent-child bond.
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Jury Finds NY Times Defamed Ex-Alabama Player, Awards $9.25M
A federal jury found The New York Times liable for defamation and false light against ex-Alabama player Kai Spears, awarding $9.25M. No final judgment yet.
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Missouri Anti-SLAPP Law (UPEPA) Takes Effect, Replaces 2004 Statute
Missouri's anti-SLAPP law changed August 28, 2026: RSMo 537.528 is repealed and RSMo 537.529, the Uniform Public Expression Protection Act, takes its place.
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