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A new French-Vietnamese restaurant was forced to remove its signage after concerns were raised about the restaurant's name being offensive.

It's that time again. The current SAG-AFTRA Commercials Contract and the SAG-AFTRA Audio Commercials Contract (the "Commercial Contracts") will expire on March 31, 2021...

Loft pulled the advertising and issued a statement apologizing.

Easily forgotten, however, is that the CCPA includes a private right of action for data breach.

Summer may be coming to an end, but the heat surrounding JUUL and other vaping companies continues to rise.

The State of North Carolina had charged that JUUL, the e-cigarette maker, aggressively marketed its products to teens, sparking an epidemic of nicotine addiction in children.

The Washington State AG filed a complaint for consumer fraud against Edward Polchlepek for failing to deliver any rewards promised to Kickstarter contributors.

On January 1st, Letitia James became New York's 67th Attorney General. She takes over for Barbara Underwood, who will resume her prior position as New York's Solicitor General.

It looks like those unfortunate souls on the show are not the only ones getting scammed in the name of love.

In addition to licensing businesses in dozens of sectors, the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection enforces the City's Consumer Protection Law.

Recently, Meta launched new generative AI tools for advertisers. Now, Meta has just announced some limits on the types of advertisers that will be able to use these tools.

Meta has announced updates to its ad transparency tools that it says will provide more information to researchers about "advertiser targeting choices for social issue, electoral and political ads.

Michigan's Latest Executive Order Removes Ban on Advertising of "Nonessential" Goods for Large Stores

Last week, Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson sued AutoAssure, LLC, alleging that the company sold consumers "costly and often unnecessary car warranties"...

The National Association of Attorneys General sent letters to companies that provide video on demand services asking them to adopt practices to protect kids from seeing tobacco-related content.

Seems like we're blogging every day about regulators' efforts to shut down claims for products purporting to provide prevention or treatment of COVID-19.

On September 24, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law AB 2426 (effective Jan. 1, 2025), a consumer protection bill that expands the scope of false advertising in California.

Yesterday, the staff of the Federal Trade Commission issued new guidance to advertisers about how to make effective disclosures in digital advertising.