Pressure’s Off Juice-Maker After Court Dismisses Misleading “Cold-Pressed” Juice Labeling Claims
Last week, a New York district judge granted juice-maker Suja Life’s motion to dismiss claims alleging its juice labeled as...
Last week, a New York district judge granted juice-maker Suja Life’s motion to dismiss claims alleging its juice labeled as...
On July 13th, the Practicing Law Institute will be hosting a webinar, "Hot Topics in Global Environmental Marketing." The webinar,...
Medco Atlantic is the importer of Hit & Run rum. The rum, imported from the Dominican Republic, is available in...
Long time readers of this blog may remember my Subway Series, where I would share my thoughts about interesting ad law issues triggered...
The annual AICP Week in New York City kicks off on June 6th and, as usual, the AICP has a full schedule of events planned, culminating...
Last last year, the Federal Trade Commission announced that it was seeking public comment on proposed revisions to its Guides for the Use...
On May 3, 2023, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed into law fiscal bill A.3007C/S.4007, which restricts the use of geofencing...
Beginning June 27, online marketplaces covered by the Integrity, Notification, and Fairness in Online Retail Marketplaces for Consumers...
In a recent routine monitoring case, NAD reviewed an article in Hello! Magazine to determine if it constituted advertising for the brand...
During its May open meeting, the Federal Communications Commission considered a Report and Order, Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking,...
Today, the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) published its long-anticipated decision regarding the legality of Meta’s transfers of...
In a recent case, NAD reviewed the claims of Fitness Cubed, Inc. for its Cubii Seated Elliptical Trainer, an under-desk elliptical...
Earlier this year, we saw consumers fired up about allegedly misleading labels on whiskey-maker Sazerac’s “Fireball Cinnamon” product,...
H&M sells a line of "conscious choice" clothing, which are clothes that are "created with a little extra consideration for the...
Microdosing. “Magic” mushroom dinners. Ayahuasca retreats. Today, psychedelic products and related therapeutic services...
I like the current use of “extra” as an adjective to describe a person who’s a little over-the-top. “He’s just so [eyeroll]...
In December 2021, the Federal Trade Commission and the Attorneys General of six states (Massachusetts, Arizona, California, Georgia,...
Over the past few years, the UK regulators concerned with combating ‘greenwashing’ - i.e., the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)...
The Federal Trade Commission has been giving increased attention to marketers' use of artificial intelligence. In a series of blog...
Readers of this blog may recall that in February 2021, Maryland became the first U.S. state to enact a tax on digital advertising...
Earlier this month, the Writers Guild of America – the joint effort of the Writers Guild of America, East and the Writers Guild of...
Supermarket chain Kroger sells a spreadable fruit product called, "Just Fruit." The front of the label describes the product as...
AT&T brought an advertising challenge against Verizon at the National Advertising Division, challenging a claim by Verizon that,...
The Federal Trade Commission just released the agenda for its "Talking Trash at the FTC: Recyclable Claims and the Green Guides"...
The Federal Trade Commission has been raising lots of concerns lately about the ways in which advertisers are using (or misusing) online...
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