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The Federal Trade Commission announced that it reached a settlement with Kushly Industries, resolving allegations that the company made deceptive claims that its CBD products...

The CARS Rule was scheduled to go into effect on July 30, 2023.

The Federal Trade Commission announced on August 10, 2012 that it has accepted as final a settlement with Facebook that resolves charges that Facebook deceived consumers by making false privacy assurances and then repeatedly allowing consumer information to be shared and made public.

Remember my 2023 blog post about a CAN-SPAM enforcement action? (No?!?) I noted the rarity of such actions and remarked that the FTC's action against Experian, involving transactional emails (or, rather, would-be transactional emails) was a major wake-up call.

The FTC has announced that the operator of several post-secondary and vocational schools, Career Education Corporation (CEC)

The FTC did not disclose the names of the companies that it contacted.

Two months after the Integrity, Notification, and Fairness in Online Retail Marketplaces for Consumers Act (the "INFORM Consumers Act") took effect, and following the batch of letters it sent out to online marketplaces notifying them of their compliance obligations.

Companies like Mary Kay, Amway and Herbalife will be paying close attention to today's news from the FTC.

The FTC charged the defendants with making false COVID-19 treatment claims on billboards, websites, and social media.

In a prior alert, we analyzed two fraudulent crowdfunding campaigns in which the people running the campaigns did not deliver on the promised product or services.

The complaint further alleges that the marketers fabricated testimonials from doctors and consumers.

Following its March 2022 order granting the Federal Trade Commission's motion for summary judgment, the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida has ordered SPM Thermo-Shield, Inc.

The Rule, which is formally known as the "Trade Regulation Rule Concerning the Deceptive Advertising as to Sizes of Viewable Pictures Shown by Television Receiving Sets," ...

In a recent closing letter, the Federal Trade Commission questioned whether Komar, Inc.'s marketing materials that promoted BedHead Pajamas complied with the Textile Products Information Act and its implementing rules.

The Federal Trade Commission announced that it recently closed an investigation into whether marketers made improper claims

According to the FTC, HomeAdvisor recruits service providers to join the company's network.

Yesterday, the Federal Trade Commission released the agency's Annual Highlights 2017 report, which summarizes its consumer protection and competition work over the last year.

In closing its investigation, the FTC emphasized that using raw materials from the U.S. is not enough.