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Advertisers often rely on survey evidence to substantiate their ”most trusted” type claims, gathering feedback from consumers, industry...

Danone Waters of America promotes its brand of Evian water as “carbon neutral.”  Earlier this year, a federal court in New York allowed a...

As my colleague Hannah Taylor blogged about back in August, the FTC published its final Trade Regulation Rule on the Use of Consumer...

In Crystal Castles, the arcade game released by Atari in 1983, the player controls Bentley Bear, a bruin tasked with collecting gems...

This week, the FTC announced a proposed settlement with GGL Products, dba Sitejabber, an artificial intelligence-enabled review platform....

In late 2023, New York Attorney General Letitia James sued PepsiCo, alleging, among other things, that Pepsi failed to warn consumers...

The Federal Trade Commission pays a great deal of attention to marketers' “Made in the USA” claims and whether they comply with the FTC's...

This week, fifteen state Attorneys General wrote to Congressional leaders, urging them to enact a federal law that prohibits price...

In November, the Association of National Advertisers will be hosting its annual Masters of Advertising Law Conference.  It is being held...

Entenmann's sells All Butter Loaf Cake.  In case you're worried, this blog post isn't about a lawsuit over whether consumers believe that...

The Federal Trade Commission today (finally) announced its final “click-to-cancel” rule, which imposes new requirements on negative...

Asserting that “[p]rice gouging laws are a widely used, important tool to protect consumers from corporate wrongdoing,” a group of...

Recently, a new wave of “all-in” price laws has emerged, mandating transparent pricing practices to ensure consumers are fully aware of...

This recent(ish) NAD Decision in a Fast Track SWIFT case raises some interesting issues indeed.  Upon challenge by the advertiser’s...

Remember my 2023 blog post about a CAN-SPAM enforcement action?  (No?!?) I noted the rarity of such actions and remarked that the FTC’s...

Earlier this year, the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection adopted a rule that regulates the use of the term...