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California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced that he entered into a settlement with Southern California Gas Company, resolving allegations that SoCalGas...

President Macron of France has been polishing up his halo, as well as his green credentials, by announcing that France will be the first European nation to ban ads for fossil fuels.

Last week, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that it just released updated guidance on making animal-raising and environmental claims on meat and poultry packaging.

Last week, the Massachusetts Attorney General announced that her office is proposing new rules that would prohibit so-called "junk fees" and restrict the use of auto-renew offers.

In the field of trademark law, specifically when applying Article 7 of the Washington Convention, one of the main challenges is proving that the trademark applicant had prior knowledge of the existence...

Consumer products regulated by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) may soon be denied entry into the United States unless the importer of record electronically...

Today, the FTC announced its newly revised and long-awaited Endorsement Guides, which aim to update and clarify previous guidance regarding the use of endorsements and testimonials...

This morning we welcomed a record number of guests to our annual review of the developments in advertising and marketing law from 2019, with a look ahead to 2020.

The Incorporated Society of British Advertising (ISBA) had its annual conference today (27th February) and I left with one clear message: the best advertising comes from long-term marriages...

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has waged a steady war against advertisers that use introductory offers that turn into subscription agreements.

The Bank of Spain Circular 4/2020, of June 26, on advertising of banking products and services entered into force on October 15.

At the end of July, the International Counsel for Ad Self Regulation released a report on whether advertising self-regulatory standards around the world address non-discrimination.

With the launch of iOS 14.5 slated for next week, Apple's long-awaited changes to the use of its persistent identifier known as the "Identifier for Advertisers" (IDFA)...

On September 12, 2017, the Supreme Court of Justice of Argentina ruled again on the responsibility of Internet search engines.

The Gambling Commission has announced that online gambling business Betway Limited will pay a £408,915 penalty for marketing on the children's pages of West Ham United Football Club's website.

Earlier this summer, the California Attorney General, along with the District Attorneys from six California counties, entered into a settlement with Pacific Magazine Billing, resolving allegations...

A federal court in New York ruled that requiring social media platforms to disclose their content moderation policies constitutes regulation of commercial speech under the First Amendment. The decision addresses whether transparency requirements about platform policies violate free speech protections, with implications for how platforms must communicate their content moderation practices to users and regulators.

On September 17, 2025, Brazil enacted Law No. 15,211/2025, formally establishing the Digital Statute for Children and Adolescents ("ECA Digital").