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Partner Steve Augustino authored What Service Providers Can Do to Stem Illegal Robocalling in Independent Communications News (an ACA Connects publication).

Maryland's Online Data Privacy Act is officially in effect, but businesses still have time to prepare before enforcement begins in 2026

Providing observations on the proposed regulations, including which would pose the biggest challenge for businesses if implemented, and will offer strategies to plan efficiently for compliance in the face of these proposals.

Today, the United Kingdom imposed asset freeze restrictions on Vladimir Putin and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.

In this article, David Evans addresses comments made recently in a speech by Deputy Assistant Attorney General Andrew Forman on the importance of vigorous antitrust enforcement in health care.

As we posted yesterday, the FTC announced a proposed rule that could fundamentally alter how businesses across industries advertise prices and disclose fees to consumers. At around the same

Partner William MacLeod, who was a member of the CFPB, is featured in the June edition of The Banking Law Journal.

What separates aggressive comparative advertising from misleading pricing claims? A recent NAD decision involving Harry's and Gillette examines when brands can rely on regular retail prices versus promotional discounts, and how far marketers can push provocative language like "you're getting ripped off" without crossing legal boundaries.

In the latest episode of Full Spectrum's Inside the TCPA series, Partner Steve Augustino and Associate Chris Laughlin discuss a series of FCC orders that require implementation of a call...

In Part One of our two-part series on the NAAG Fall Consumer Protection Conference, we cover key takeaways from the Attorneys General panel and a discussion on price transparency featuring Kelley Drye's Beth Chun.

Hosted by Simone Roach, this episode covers key takeaways from the 2025 National Association of Attorneys General Consumer Protection meeting.

In this article in Pratt's Journal of Bankruptcy Law, Brooke Ringel and Wendy Clarke examine often overlooked, but powerful, international trade tools for private equity firms and investment banks...

On this episode of Kelley Drye's Legal Download, Senior Associate Courtney Kleshinski and Special Counsel Shanin Farmer will discuss NASDAQ's Diversity Proposal, approved by the SEC in August 2021...

Partner Barbara Hoey is the featured guest on a special ASHHRA episode of the Bo and Luke Podcast, discussing how to "unleash" the power of employment law.

The City of Philadelphia has sued S.C. Johnson & Son and Bimbo Bakeries, alleging they misled consumers about the recyclability of plastic bags by using symbols like ​"chasing arrows" and How2Recycle labels.

Kelley Drye special counsel Ben Feder examines a federal circuit court decision that corrected a bank's erroneous transfer and discusses the implications of the ruling.

We posted just last week about the Blackbaud multistate settlement, and as we have discussed, health privacy remains a hot topic and is already back in the news.

After months of deliberation, the U.S. Congress has passed the $1.2T Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, which will deliver $550 billion of new federal investments in America's infrastructure over five years.