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December 8, 2015 In Updates Consumers' Rights, Court Secrecy

Remington Agrees to Unseal All Documents in Cases over Fatal Defect in America’s Most Popular Rifle

Image via CNBC’s Remington Under Fire: The Reckoning. Remington Arms Company – the oldest firearms manufacturer in the country – has known for years that one of its most popular guns has a defect that can cause it to fire without the trigger ever being…

August 28, 2014 In Updates Consumers' Rights

Court Determining Issue of Tribal Immunity in Payday Loan “Rent-a-Tribe” Case

Andrea Felts Image via KipMalone.com. By Aidan O’Shea Communications Specialist A years-long fight to win justice for consumers who say they were victimized by online payday lenders now hinges on a strange-seeming question: What makes a business part of a sovereign Native American tribe? A…

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Remington Agrees to Unseal All Documents in Cases over Fatal Defect in America’s Most Popular Rifle

Court Determining Issue of Tribal Immunity in Payday Loan “Rent-a-Tribe” Case