In late August, the Attorney General Alliance hosted its Chair's Initiative in Girdwood, Alaska, marking the final event under former Alaska Attorney General Treg Taylor's leadership.

State attorneys general are expanding their enforcement focus across AI governance, algorithmic pricing, data privacy, and child safety online. This episode explores the key priorities emerging from the 2026 Attorneys General Alliance Annual Meeting and what businesses need to know about proactive compliance in an era of accelerating state-level regulation.

A Pennsylvania moviegoer has filed a class action lawsuit against AMC Theatres, alleging the company engages in deceptive pricing practices by adding mandatory convenience fees late in the online ticket purchase process. The case highlights the growing tension between state-by-state compliance approaches and uniform pricing transparency standards, with potential implications for how companies handle fee disclosures across different jurisdictions.

Last month, the New York AG filed a lawsuit against Sirius XM Radio, alleging that the company ​"sells subscriptions that are easy to purchase, and extremely difficult to cancel."

The Biden Administration published a joint policy statement and set of principles for participating in the voluntary carbon markets ("VCMs") on Tuesday.

In 2021, Earth Island Institute filed a lawsuit against Coca-Cola, alleging that the company's campaign to promote its sustainability efforts and goals amounted to greenwashing.

On this episode of Full Spectrum the Kelley Drye Communications team will be providing summaries of several of the items adopted by the FCC at its most recent open meeting on March 14th.

In a recent blog post and in our August 14, 2023, Advisory regarding upcoming FCC filings, we noted that the August 31st deadline for comments on the FCC's Notice of Proposed Rulemaking...

Recently, we provided guidance regarding the upcoming deadline for payment of FCC annual regulatory fees, which are due this Thursday, September 26, 2024.

If you've watched the news recently, it's fairly safe to predict that two things happened. First, you probably watched an announcer recount disturbing news about the current political climate.

Partner Mike Dover authored the article ​"Legal Rights to Facilitate Broadband Deployment...

Hosted by Simone Roach, this episode covers a recent decision in which P&G challenged claims that Rascals made about the absorption capabilities of its diapers.

The National Advertising Division (NAD) has initiated an inquiry into Kalshi's influencer marketing practices, examining whether the company's influencers properly disclose their relationships...

Glad advertises that its ForceFlex MaxStrength bags are ​"25% more durable." More durable than what? If you follow an asterisk, you'll learn that they are 25% more durable than Glad's own 13-gallon ForceFlex bags.

Glad advertises that its ForceFlex MaxStrength bags are ​"25% more durable."

The FCC mandated, in an April 25, 2023, Order, that every holder of an international Section 214 authorization will be obligated to submit current ownership information identifying...

Certain rules governing the contents of a HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices ("HIPAA Notice") have been updated and require that the HIPAA Notice be revised no later than February 16, 2026.

What happens when states stop waiting for Congress and begin building their own AI rulebooks? In this episode, we unpack major AI regulatory developments emerging from Colorado, Connecticut, and California, where lawmakers and regulators are advancing dramatically different approaches to AI governance.

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.

Junk fees have made, and continue to make, state attorney general headlines with recent actions by Maryland and Rhode Island relating to consumer transportation.