After Remington Settlement, AGs Press Forward With CP Investigations Of Firearms Manufacturers

On January 14, so called Pharma Bro Martin Shkreli was found personally liable for antitrust claims brought by the FTC and 7 State AGs.

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

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 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.

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.

The results of Tuesday's election have overturned leadership of most of the federal government, with Republicans winning control of the White House and the Senate and widely expected to maintain control of the House.

In case you missed today's Kelley Drye webinar titled ​"Trump, Trade and Tariffs" featuring Jennifer McCadney and Paul Rosenthal, you can view the recording here.

As an update to our earlier blog post detailing the FCC's proposed amendments to its TCPA rules that would require consent and specific disclosures for AI-generated calls...

The FTC may be quietly reviving its controversial Click-to-Cancel rule — and companies with subscription or auto-renewal programs should take notice.

The FCC is proposing major overhauls to TCPA rules under its ​"call branding" initiative—including eliminating its long-standing call abandonment rule...

The National Advertising Division recently tackled disclosure practices on TikTok Shop, where Procter & Gamble challenged Blueland's influencer promotions for allegedly failing to make paid relationships clear...

New York's new algorithmic pricing law is now in effect, requiring businesses that use consumer data and algorithms to set individualized prices to clearly disclose...

On this episode, special counsel Mike Dover and senior associate Jenny Wainwright discuss some of the key points from two items released by the FCC on August 29.

In the days leading up to Inauguration Day, Olivia Trusty was named as President Trump's nominee to serve as a Commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)...

Massachusetts' new junk fee and auto-renewal regulations are now in effect, reshaping how businesses disclose pricing and subscription terms.

Hosted by Simone Roach, this episode covers a recent California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) settlement with Todd Snyder.

States are rapidly expanding kids' privacy and safety rules beyond COPPA, introducing age-appropriate design codes, new social media requirements, and California's groundbreaking Digital Age Assurance Act.