Anew class action complaint has been filed against Stake.us and celebrity endorsers Drake and Adin Ross, alleging that Stake.us operates as an illegal online gambling platform in violation of federal and Virginia law.

Planned changes to the European Union's Data Protection Directive (EU Directive), some of which are directed at non-EU companies, may significantly impact how U.S.-based entities that interact with EU consumers can collect, store and use consumer data.

On February 25, 2026, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a policy statement that it hopes will incentivize the use of age verification technologies.

As part of Loeb's AI Summit in New York City on February 11, 2026, attorneys at Loeb spoke with employers working to balance...

During Loeb's AI Summit in New York City on February 11, 2026, the firm's Litigation lawyers spoke with in-house...

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada issued Guidelines for Online Behavioral Advertising that address tracking children's online activities, when to use an opt-out approach, and technologies that should not be used for online tracking.

This week, European authorities will be conducting a "cookie sweep" consisting of random checks of websites to ensure that they are complying with European Union (EU) "cookie" laws.

The Better Business Bureau has announced that it has expelled its Southern California chapter following years of allegations that the local unit fostered a "pay for play" environment, requiring businesses to pay membership fees in order to obtain the highest ratings under the organization's "A to F" rating system.

The U.S. Department of Justice and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau have signed an agreement to coordinate fair lending enforcement efforts.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has launched the preliminary stage of its study into the use of mandatory arbitration clauses by issuing a Request for Information to the public asking for suggestions about how it should conduct the study.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) recently announced its intention to consider and address requests made by the Maine Office of the State Treasurer and payment card industry representatives to determine whether the federal Credit Card Accountability,

In an action filed by the Federal Trade Commission, a California district court has issued a temporary restraining order against the operators of debt relief companies that the agency says not only made false representations in telemarketing phone calls and on websites about the nature of the services they provided.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has enacted a new rule that will prohibit the inclusion of mandatory arbitration provisions and waivers of federal statutory causes of action in consumer mortgage and home equity loan agreements.

As discussed in our December 2025 client alert, New York LLC Transparency Act to Impose New Reporting Requirements...

While outsourcing has become commonplace in today’s business environment, the contracting process will, rightfully so, continue to challenge even the most senior outsourcing veterans.

Rep. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) introduced a mobile privacy bill that would require disclosure of the use of monitoring software on mobile devices.

The European Commission, in its communication titled "Unleashing the Potential of Cloud Computing in Europe," recently announced a new strategy for cloud computing in the EU.

The Federal Trade Commission announced on September 11 that it is issuing orders to seven companies that provide consumer-facing AI-powered chatbots.

At Loeb's AI Summit in New York this week on Feb. 11, I had the opportunity to moderate a cross‑industry roundtable about intellectual property.

Loeb recently hosted its annual AI Summit in New York, bringing together attorneys from advertising...