Court Dismisses "100% Recyclable" Suit Against Coca-Cola . . . Again
Last week, the Northern District of California once again dismissed a putative class action lawsuit against Coca-Cola over bottles...
Last week, the Northern District of California once again dismissed a putative class action lawsuit against Coca-Cola over bottles...
Earlier this week, a California district judge allowed claims to proceed against Del Monte Foods, Inc. for the use of the phrase...
Challenging what read like egregious examples from its recently updated Endorsement Guides, the Federal Trade Commission took action...
In a recent routine monitoring case, NAD examined The Wall Street Journal’s subscription cancellation procedures. At issue was the...
Plaintiff apparently writes cranky book reviews. I’m not sure what books motivated him to make the observations that...
The Federal Trade Commission announced this week that it is currently seeking public comments on a potential new method for...
By now, you have heard that SAG-AFTRA members went on strike last week, joining the already-in-progress WGA strike that began on May 1st....
On July 26th, the International Advertising Association is hosting a fireside chat with Politico's Molly Fluet, where we'll talk about...
On July 10, 2023, the European Commission adopted its adequacy decision for the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework (“DPF”). Under the...
Meta's new social media app, Threads, has launched! While over 70 million users have already signed up, and brands have joined the...
Yesterday, the FTC announced that, together with the FDA, the agency sent cease and desist letters to companies (Delta Munchies LLC,...
Last week, NetChoice LLC -- a trade organization representing some of technology's biggest players (including Meta, Twitter, and more) --...
This is an update on the lawsuit between fitness guru Tracy Anderson and her former employee (and current competitor) Megan Roup, which I...
Today, President Joe Biden announced that he intended to nominate Andrew N. Ferguson and Melissa Holyoak to the Federal Trade Commission....
Last week, the Federal Trade Commission proposed a new rule intended to combat the use of fake reviews and other misleading endorsement...
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