LOS ANGELES - A federal judge in California on March 8 granted a consumer's motion to remand to a state court a putative class action alleging that a skin care company illegally solicits and records its customers' personal identifying information (PII) in connection with credit card transactions, finding that the company prematurely removed the suit to the district court (Tessa Owen v. L'Occitane Inc., et al., No. 12-9841, C.D. Calif.; 2013 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 33322)....(read more)![]()
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