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Part 2: Tariff-Related Pricing—Think Strategically About Messaging and Price Increases We are continuing our series about tariff-related...

We are writing a series of blog posts exploring some of the most pressing legal issues in price advertising. This is Part I, which...

As I blogged about back in August, the FTC issued orders under its Section 6(b) authority to several companies that offer “surveillance...

When consumers subscribe to Amazon Prime, they get free shipping, access to Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Music, and other benefits.  Up...

As we race toward 2025, here are some thoughts from members of the Frankfurt Kurnit Advertising Group about some of the big issues to...

With Black Friday and Cyber Monday right around the corner, we thought we would share a few last-minute advertising tips that can help...

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

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...

The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office announced that Home Depot agreed to pay nearly $2 million to settle charges that the...

In a recent press release, the FTC announced that it has issued orders to companies that offer “surveillance pricing products and...

One shopper at Aeropostale said she bought a sweatshirt for $23.98 that was advertised as being 60% off of an original price of $59.95. ...

As we blogged about late last year, beginning July 1, 2024, California's “Honest Pricing Law” or “Hidden Fees Statute,” SB 478 makes it...

In early January, I blogged about a new law in New York that requires sellers who wish to charge consumers more for an item if they pay...

The State of California just enacted a new law banning "junk fees."  The law goes into effect on July 1, 2024.  (Yesterday, the Federal...

The Federal Trade Commission announced that it is proposing a rule prohibiting "junk fees," which the FTC called, "hidden and bogus fees...