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The National Advertising Division and the Council for Responsible Nutrition Foundation announced that they are ending their long-time joint dietary supplement monitoring program.

Today, BBB National Programs announced that NAD's Fast-Track SWIFT process is getting a new lane focused on disclosures.

As part of its routine monitoring program, where it examines claims on its own initiation without a competitor challenge ...

The National Advertising Division announced that it has expanded its Fast-Track SWIFT process, an expedited path for single-issue truth-in-advertising cases, to accept challenges of misleading implied claims.

The National Advertising Division has referred advertising claims made by Kramer Laboratories, Inc. (challenged by a competitor) to the Federal Trade Commission and Food and Drug Administration ...

On October 26th, the NCAA Board of Directors for Division 1 institutions issued new guidance to their member institutions regarding name, image, and likeness ("NIL") activity by student-athletes.

On Monday, the governor of California approved a bill aimed at reducing deceptive and misleading environmental marketing claims in the state, specifically focusing on the use of recycling or "chasing arrows" emblems.

The Enforcement Bureau of the Federal Communications Commission has issued an Enforcement Advisory reminding broadcasters of their obligations to comply with the Sponsor Identification laws.

Saying that commercials on streaming services are too loud, last week, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse and Congresswoman Anna G. Eshoo proposed legislation to address that.

New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman announced that his office reached a $550,000 settlement with Liberty Power Holdings, as part of the AG's ongoing investigation into energy service companies.

The New York Attorney General's Office ("NYAG") announced that it has sued Insys Therapeutics, alleging that the company deceptively marketed the drug Subsys for unsafe uses.

At the end of last week, the AG's office sent a letter to Craigslist, asking the company to take down posts that make false claims related to the coronavirus or that include price gouging.

In a press release issued on the first day of Gun Violence Awareness Month, New York Attorney General Leticia James announced that her office has sent cease and desist letters to businesses throughout the state, ...

It's summer and New York's stadiums are filled with fans.

For many years, there was a lively debate in New York as to whether the state should extend protection for an individual's right of publicity after death (i.e., a "post-mortem" right).

Today, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo signed into law new legislation that prohibits boats from operating in the navigable waters of New York state

Google announced that, "following the unprecedented events of the past week and ahead of the upcoming presidential inauguration,"...

The New York Attorney General's Office settled with the Wounded Warriors Foundation of Orange County over allegations that the charity illegally sold thousands of dollars of raffle tickets ...