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California Governor Gavin Newsom has appointed former CFPB Director Rohit Chopra to lead the state's newly created Business and Consumer Services Agency, which will consolidate oversight of consumer protection, licensing, and regulatory enforcement across multiple departments.

Following its open meeting last month during which it considered a variety of anti-robocall tools and strategies, the Federal Communications Commission has proposed new rules to clarify...

Following the Vermont AG's settlement with Dollar General in June, New York Attorney General Leticia James has just announced that the discount chains Dollar General, Dollar Tree, and Family Dollar will now pay $1.2 million ...

Earlier this month, I blogged about the FTC's enforcement action against LendEDU for operating pay-to-play review sites that purported to provide unbiased reviews of consumer financial products.

In the wee hours of the night on September 15, 2022, the Ethereum network, where a majority of NFTs run, is expected to undergo a major change, as the current Ethereum Mainnet merges with its new consensus layer...

The Copyright Office has officially issued a request for comments on issues relating to artificial intelligence and copyright. This presents a valuable opportunity for stakeholders to share their insights...

In my recent Artificial Intelligence and NFT post, I described the Copyright Office's refusal to provide protection for Computer-Generated Artwork.

The Ninth Circuit declined to review its earlier opinion in Lenz v. Universal Music Corp. that copyright holders must consider fair use before seeking to remove allegedly infringing content from websites such as YouTube and Facebook.

At the Global Advertising Lawyers Alliance 21st annual meeting, held today, we announced that with the recent expansion of our coverage in the Middle East and Africa...

Separately, TINA.org also petitioned the FTC to start a "Made in USA" rulemaking.

Last month, Alaska Attorney General Stephen J. Cox announced that his office entered into a settlement with a group of Swickard car dealerships, resolving false advertising allegations against the dealers.

On November 9, Facebook ("Meta") announced its decision to remove detailed targeting options that relate to "sensitive" topics such health, race or ethnicity, political affiliation, religion, or sexual orientation.

Shepard Fairey avoided jail time for his criminal contempt conviction arising from evidence tampering in his previous civil lawsuit against the Associated Press.

The is the first time that the FDA and the DEA have worked together to issue joint warning letters.

The Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act generally requires premarket review of any new tobacco products.

In mid-December, the Federal Trade Commission announced that it is seeking public comment on proposed revisions to its "Guides for the Use of Environmental Marketing Claims."

Prior to 2009, Sears paid consumers $10 to download certain software that would track the user's browsing history.