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California's recent designation of microplastics as a "Candidate Chemical" under its Safer Consumer Products regulations may trigger unexpected compliance requirements for cookware manufacturers and other product makers. While this listing points toward future regulation under the SCP program, it could also activate more immediate obligations under AB 1200, creating potential compliance challenges for affected industries.

Dr. Susanna W. Blair, Senior Director of Regulatory and Technical Affairs for the Consumer Brands Association, discusses the organization's mission to represent consumer-packaged goods companies and their regulatory priorities. The conversation explores how Make America Healthy Again advocacy has influenced the industry, the Association's work on the Generally Recognized as Safe framework, and key policy initiatives affecting food and beverage ingredients.

What separates aggressive comparative advertising from misleading pricing claims? A recent NAD decision involving Harry's and Gillette examines when brands can rely on regular retail prices versus promotional discounts, and how far marketers can push provocative language like "you're getting ripped off" without crossing legal boundaries.

The U.S. Department of Education has published a final rule establishing a new earnings premium measure for Title IV programs, marking a historic shift in higher education accountability. This congressionally mandated framework applies universally to all Title IV institutions and their eligible programs, fundamentally changing how educational outcomes are evaluated. The rule follows negotiated rulemaking and incorporates modifications based on public feedback.

A recent lawsuit in Washington State suggests that so-called "crowdfunded" fundraising campaigns could be in for greater scrutiny from consumer protection regulators.

These periodic videocasts discuss key topics that you, your company, board, board committees, and public reporting and compliance teams need to focus on during the current COVID-19 pandemic

While technology makes remote investigations manageable, there are key flexibility and best-practice considerations to assist companies in preserving investigative integrity, confidentiality, and independence throughout the crisis.

Navigating Family Enterprises Amid COVID-19

Brian Garish, President of Banfield Pet Hospital, the largest veterinary practice in the United States; and Kenny Beck, Co-Founder & CEO at CEO Connection, the only membership organization exclusively for mid-market CEOs, ...

As companies continue to review the CARES Act to determine what assistance may be available to them, we have updated our user-friendly checklist to assist them in getting a quick sense of what works

James Sullivan spoke with Texas News Today about President Biden's COVID-19 vaccination obligations for companies with more than 100 employees.

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) software can help you improve operations and make more informed business decisions. However, it is a significant investment — both in time and resources.

A number of bills are scheduled for mark up by the House Financial Services Committee.

Day Pitney partners G. Warren Whitaker, Dina Kapur Sanna and Von Sanborn will speak on different panels at the 2017 Delaware Trust Conference taking place on October 24 and 25.

The duties imposed on compensation committees of publicly traded companies have evolved and grown over time.

Partner Pinchus Raice will be speaking at the Independent Bankers Association of NYS' 2020 Directors Conference.

2020 Filing Season Survey: SEC Disclosures By Public Companies Around the Coronavirus (COVID-19).

In 2021, the number of publicly resolved Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) cases was relatively low compared with previous years, but there were numerous interesting developments, and enforcement activity going forward ...