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Thursday, July 30, 2026

The Daily Vigilance Briefing — the consumer-protection docket read for you every morning: new filings, legal developments, and settlements across consumer law, built to keep you on top of the competition, the trends, the state of the law, and the value of cases.

70
Notable filings
21
Rulings
$37.26B
Settlements tracked
$239.90M
Regulator relief

Notable new filings4

Notable consumer-protection actions from the last few days — federal by nature of suit, plus state-court filings the federal dockets miss; with the filing firm and a docket link.

Consumer Fraud / False Advertising
Comparable settlements: $6.5M median ($2.8M–$15.2M) · ~$45/member · 61 comparable settlements
Byrd v. Real Time Resolutions Inc. (D. Maryland, 2026-07-29)
Real Time Resolutions Inc. allegedly committed consumer fraud through false advertising.
Favis v. AMS Moving Inc. (S.D. Fla., 2026-07-28)
AMS Moving Inc. violated common carrier liability obligations in moving services.
filed by Lopez Law Group · docket ↗
Smith v. Anthropic, PBC (N.D. Cal., 2026-07-27)
Anthropic, PBC allegedly engaged in consumer fraud or false advertising practices.
filed by Clarkson Law Firm, P.C. · docket ↗
Consumer Credit (FCRA / FDCPA)
Montelongo (PS) v. Westerra Credit Union (D. Colo., 2026-07-28)
Westerra Credit Union violated Fair Credit Reporting Act requirements.
pro se — unrepresented · docket ↗

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Filings and rulings sourced from CourtListener; settlements from public settlement notices; regulator actions from FTC/CFPB feeds. Snapshot generated 2026-07-30. — The Public Vector team