By John Roemer
Daily Journal Staff Writer Retailers can't record your e-mail address when they run your credit card, a state appellate panel in in San Diego held Monday in letting a consumer class action against Pottery Barn go forward. The decision by the unanimous 4th District Court of Appeal panel reversed a trial judge who had dismissed the case. The panel held that San Diego County Superior Court Judge Jeffrey B. Barton was wrong to rule that...
Daily Journal Staff Writer Retailers can't record your e-mail address when they run your credit card, a state appellate panel in in San Diego held Monday in letting a consumer class action against Pottery Barn go forward. The decision by the unanimous 4th District Court of Appeal panel reversed a trial judge who had dismissed the case. The panel held that San Diego County Superior Court Judge Jeffrey B. Barton was wrong to rule that...
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