Twitter filed a motion to quash a subpoena challenging an attempt by NYC prosecutors to get info about an Occupy Wall Street protester arrested on the Brooklyn Bridge during a 2011 protest. We're glad they did because the future of online privacy is at stake.

Despicable.

CNET has a good article on how without class actions, it is impossible for consumers to change dishonest business practices.

There has been a big increase in spam text messages to cellphones and related scams. We are conducting an investigation of a number of these companies and intend to file lawsuits to stop the spam. If you have received text message spam, we would like to hear from you. Drop us a line at 888-237-0999, or textspam@woodlaw.com.

This is an absurd result for consumers harmed by pharmaceuticals. Since the Supreme Court passed the buck, it is up to Congress and FDA to fix.