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Anyone who has strolled the supermarket alcohol aisle in recent months may fairly stand in awe of the proliferation of boozy and not-so-boozy drinks in pretty packages, with small cans and pastel colors...

"Everyone dies." This was the first line in the California Attorney General's 2021 complaint against the nation's largest funeral service provider, Service Corporation International ("SCI").

On June 9, 2026, a New York law that requires companies to ​“conspicuously disclose” when their ads include any ​“synthetic performer” took effect. Yesterday, California passed a similar law. Although the two laws share a similar goal, California’s law contains several notable differences.

Last week, California's Governor signed a law that will likely impose significant limitations on companies' abilities to make recyclability claims or use the popular "chasing arrows" symbol in California.

Cleaning cat litter can be a dirty business and, according to a new lawsuit, marketing litter boxes can be even dirtier.

This summer, the NCAA suspended its long-standing policy that restricted student-athletes from being able to generate income from their name, image, and likeness (commonly referred to as "NIL").

This week, the FTC and Florida AG announced a settlement with Chargebacks911, a chargeback mitigation company that touted its ability to help companies respond to and reverse consumer credit card disputes.

Last week, Chelsea Handler filed a lawsuit against ThirdLove, alleging that the lingerie company failed to honor its contractual commitments to her and refused to compensate...

The FCC released a streamlined agenda for its next Commission Open Meeting, scheduled for December 14, 2021.

In this episode of Full Spectrum, Kelley Drye's Communications team provides a detailed ​"First Take" on the Federal Communications Commission's July 24, 2025 Open Meeting.

Just before leaving office, former Missouri AG Andrew Bailey withdrew a proposed rule that would have barred social media companies from requiring users to rely solely on in-house content moderation.

In June, we summarized a number of new and pending laws specifically designed to regulate how companies display prices and fees. Although it's important for companies to focus on those...

Roomster advertised that its platform had "millions of verified listings" in a "safe community with real members worldwide."

In January, we reported that the Texas Attorney General had filed a lawsuit against Google alleging that the company engaged iHeartMedia DJs to provide endorsements...

The FTC is focused on ensuring that consumers have options when it comes to repairing products. In 2019, they held a workshop

As we have noted in earlier posts, in the wake of the Supreme Court's holding that Section 13(b) of the FTC Act does not allow for monetary restitution...

Instant Brands advertises that its Pyrex glass products are "Proudly Made in USA" and as "American as Apple Pie." For many years, it appears that Instant Brands' claims complied with the requirements set forth in FTC's Made in USA Labeling Rule.