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As an update to our earlier blog post detailing the FTC's amendments to the Telemarketing Sales Rule, the changes have since been published in the Federal Register, with an effective date of May 16, 2024.

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.

Don't Forget About Biometric Privacy When Instituting COVID Procedures.

This week on the Full Spectrum podcast, Communications partner Chip Yorkgitis discusses the FCC's recent Notice of Proposed Ruling on Unmanned Aircraft Systems (0:51:-15:16), and Privacy partner Aaron Burstein...

In this article in The Journal of Robotics, Artificial Intelligence & Law, Mark Konkel and Steve Nevolis detail why founders of robotics and artificial intelligence companies.

In this article, Partner John Villafranco shares his opinion on providing litigation and counseling services to household brands and Fortune 500 companies with a focus on advertising law and consumer protection.

Cannabinoids have been a popular topic of conversation for regulators as the cannabis landscape continues to evolve.

When does harmless puffery turn into a claim that needs proof? This episode examines a recent NAD decision involving Howies Hockey's "World's Highest Quality" advertising claim, exploring how context transformed a seemingly innocuous slogan into an objective representation requiring substantiation. The decision reveals how even broad boasts may lose their puffery protection when surrounded by specific, measurable product claims.

The Supreme Court decision in West Virginia v. EPA may have ramifications that extend far beyond environmental regulations alone.

On May 30, 2023, the Wireline Competition Bureau (WCB), in an Order (DA 23-460) on its own motion, granted a limited, one-time waiver to a number of Lifeline subscribers who received incorrect information...

Federal and state regulations are creating a complex, multi-layered framework for protecting American health and genomic data, forcing healthcare organizations to navigate overlapping compliance obligations. Life sciences companies, clinical laboratories, telehealth platforms, and consumer health brands now face the challenge of determining which regulations apply to their operations and how to effectively allocate compliance resources across this evolving landscape.

On November 30, the United States sanctioned China National Electronics Import and Export Corporation (CEIEC) by adding the Chinese technology company to the Specially Designated National (SDN) List.

Underpriced foreign imports can have a significant impact on domestic markets, driving down prices and profits for U.S. manufacturers.

On this episode of Kelley Drye's Legal Download, senior associate Molly Rao speaks with Jaimie Nawaday, the chair of the firm's White Collar, Investigations and Compliance practice group, ...

In 2017, California updated its automatic renewal law to create some of the strictest requirements in the country.

On today's episode of Full Spectrum, the Kelley Drye Communications team will be discussing several of the matters raised at the FCC's August 3, 2023, Open Meeting.