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There are 70 days until Christmas 2020 and 76 days until the end of the Transition Period. One of them will probably be rescheduled - sadly I think it's more likely to be Christmas.

So, you wait months for the first ASA decision under the new gender stereotyping rules and then three come along all at once – two upheld, one not upheld.

In recent weeks, a blog post about misogyny and harassment faced by women in the ad industry has become a talking point in the sector.

District Court Justice Hadas Ovadia, awarded plaintiffs a record sum of 16.5 Million US$. The Defendant, a company which marketed Tibetan Tea

Spanish Law 10/2025, which was passed on the last days on 2025, introduces significant amendments aimed at strengthening consumer protection and enhancing transparency in commercial practices.

On December 20, 2023, New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a Petition in state court alleging Sirius XM Radio's autorenewal practices violated New York's autorenewal law.

New York City's Department of Consumer and Worker Protection reached a settlement with Way.com over allegations that the online booking platform promoted illegal, unlicensed parking facilities. The company agreed to pay $200,000 in civil penalties and implement monitoring procedures to identify unlicensed facilities on its platform.

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown secured a settlement with Lexyl Technologies and Bookonline.com over allegations that the companies deceived consumers by automatically adding unnecessary "refund protection" fees to hotel bookings through pre-checked boxes. The companies will pay over $750,000 in consumer restitution and $300,000 to the AG, and must now require affirmative opt-in for such fees.

While the world and Turkey are dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, demand for protective masks, sanitizer, cleaning products and foodstuff significantly increased.

According to media reports, Russell Vought, the Director of the Office and Management and Budget, who is also serving as the Acting Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Board...

Last month, in a surprise move, the European Commission announced that it intended to withdraw its proposed Green Claims Directive.

Earlier this month, the Federal Communications Commission issued an Enforcement Advisory warning radio broadcasters not to engage in "payola" practices...

The Federal Communications Commission has reached a settlement with iHeartMedia over allegations of illegal payola practices, where musical artists performed at station events for free or reduced compensation in exchange for favorable airplay without proper disclosure to listeners. This enforcement action reinforces the FCC's longstanding requirement that broadcasters must disclose when content has been paid for and identify who provided the consideration.

On Friday, the Federal Trade Commission voted to extend the deadline for compliance with the updated Negative Option Rule for 60 days. That means companies must be in full compliance by July 14, 2025.

About a year ago, the Federal Trade Commission's Rule on Impersonation of Government and Businesses went into effect. Essentially, the Rule prohibits marketers from falsely posing as government entities...

The Dominican President recently enacted legislation (Law 16-19) prohibiting the use of hookah at indoor places and in vehicles.

The Federal Trade Commission just announced the new civil penalty amounts for violations of the laws that the agency enforces, as required by federal law.

These settlements serve as a reminder to companies that failure to update membership with a safe harbor program can result in civil penalties.