As discussed earlier this month here, President Biden issued Executive Order 14017 ("EO 14017") establishing a wide-ranging evaluation of America's supply chains that will take place over the next twelve months.

On Tuesday, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) released the final version of the Personal Financial Data Rights Rule that requires many financial institutions...

As the Supreme Court deliberates over the Fifth Circuit's ruling that the CFPB's funding method is unconstitutional, another court in the Fifth Circuit dealt a blow to the CFPB's aggressive agenda.

Last week, the U.S. Department of Commerce removed the United Arab Emirates from its list of countries boycotting Israel in response to the formal termination of the UAE's participation in the Arab League boycott of Israel.

Today, the U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) imposed additional export control restrictions on Myanmar (Burma) in response to the recent military coup in that country.

Today, the Office of Foreign Assets Control ("OFAC") added Russian oligarch Vladimir Potanin along with several of his companies to the Specially Designated Nationals ("SDN") List.

Yesterday, the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) of the U.S. Department of Commerce added 14 companies based in China and 20 companies located elsewhere to the U.S. Entity List.

Today, President Biden announced new U.S. sanctions on Nord Stream 2 AG and its corporate officers, including its German CEO, Matthias Warnig.

Over the past few months, two firms have filed a series of class action lawsuits against a number of companies – including Celsius, Shein, and Revolve – over their influencer campaigns.

Companies often want to claim that their products or services are better than the products or services offered by a competitor. However, comparative claims tend to be highly scrutinized by...

As we've all been following in the news, the House reconciliation bill to fund "human infrastructure" is still mired in negotiations, ever on the verge of either passing to monumental fanfare...

If you have been following our blogs, it should be no surprise that the Attorneys General remain focused on combatting Organized Retail Crime (ORC) using available state and federal tools.

A Florida woman filed a class action lawsuit against Gymshark after discovering fitness influencers she followed on Instagram were promoting the company's products without proper disclosure of their paid relationships.

FDA issued a final rule today updating the requirements food must meet to be marketed as ​"healthy." FDA says that a ​"healthy" claim ​"implies that the nutrient content of the food...

On Friday, January 22, 2021, the Federal Trade Commission settled charges with three ticket brokers for violating the Better Online Ticket Sales (BOTS) Act, which was passed in 2015.

In October, we posted about the FTC's day-long workshop on ​"Protecting Kids from Stealth Advertising in Digital Media" and wondered what the FTC might be planning.

What happens when a jury decides that ​“fair and skill-based” gaming claims may have been anything but? In this episode, we unpack the blockbuster $420 million...

New York and Hawaii have enacted nearly identical laws requiring companies to prominently disclose when advertisements feature AI-generated synthetic performers that emulate real humans. Both laws include similar exemptions for expressive works and audio ads, though they share certain ambiguities in their language and enforcement expectations.

From Subpoenas to Search Warrants – A Two Part Series.

A federal court has temporarily blocked enforcement of West Virginia's law banning certain food dyes—a key provision of the state's ultra-processed foods legislation—after the International Association of Color...