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

Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina M. Khan just announced the tentative agenda for the next open meeting of the Commission, which will...

The New York Attorney General's Office recently concluded an investigation into how a medical practice manipulated reviews that consumers...

Like other Better Business Bureau affiliates around the country, the BBB of Greater Maryland publishes online profiles of business and...

Ever wonder why a brand new product you were considering purchasing has so many reviews on Amazon?  Like, if it’s so new, how did it...

Last week, the Federal Trade Commission released its long-awaited, proposed revisions to its Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements...

Earlier this week, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued new guidance to financial companies regarding the manipulation and...

On February 12, 2021, Frankfurt Kurnit's Advertising Group is hosting a webinar, "Advertising & Consumer Reviews -- Properly Sourcing,...

Earlier this month, I blogged about NAD’s first COVID claim case.  There, as I reported, NAD recommended that Your Superfoods modify its...

It should come as no surprise to anyone that the FTC would crack down on a company that provided free products to consumers in exchange...

The Federal Trade Commission just brought its first case challenging a marketer's use of fake paid reviews on an independent retail...

As we reported back in September , a Florida district court found that the enforcement of “gag clauses” by weight loss supplement maker...

A district court in Florida has found that the enforcement of “gag clauses” by weight loss supplement maker Roca Labs to stop consumers...

In 2017, the FTC filed a complaint in the Southern District of Florida against World Patent Marketing and its owner, alleging that they...

The FTC recently examined ADT's use of non-disparagement and related provisions in the terms and conditions of its websites and online...

In December, the Indiana Attorney General sued a small Indiana hotel, alleging that the hotel charged a customer a $350 fee for posting a...