Earlier this month, Match Group, Inc. and Match Group, LLC, owners and operators of popular online dating services such as Match.com,...

Did you think that the death of the FTC’s updated Negative Option Rule meant the end of FTC enforcement on subscription programs?  Think...

Earlier this summer, the California Attorney General, along with the District Attorneys from six California counties, entered into a...

As previously reported, the Federal Trade Commission’s updated rule addressing recurring subscription programs (a/k/a the Negative Option...

In May 2025, New York State passed its Fiscal Year 2025-26 Budget, ushering in a sweeping set of consumer protection reforms. Tucked into...

As the new Federal Trade Commission leadership continues to shape its consumer protection agenda, we look to recent enforcement and...

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

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

State auto-renewal law updates continue to keep us busy—and this week is no exception.  On Tuesday, California, whose statute has...

The negative option space has been quite active at the state level recently, with new laws enacted and existing laws updated — and the...

The Federal Trade Commission took action under the FTC Act, the Restore Online Shoppers’ Confidence Act and the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act...

During a virtual informal hearing on January 16, several organizations presented their concerns—both procedural and substantive—with the...

Joining California and a few other states, New York has amended its automatic renewal law again to require annual renewal notices. The...

The Federal Trade Commission announced that it will hold a virtual informal hearing on January 16, 2024, on its proposed amendments to...

NAD doesn’t often address pricing issues so when it does, I pay close attention.  A recent case is especially interesting because it’s...

When it gets 70,000+ complaints. Back in 2016, the FTC settled with beauty product and nutritional supplement marketer, NutriClick....