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Over the past few years, amid rising instability, more and more organizations are opting to restructure their businesses.

On April 17, Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Commissioner Julie Brill, in her remarks to an industry group, acknowledged that social media sites are fundamentally changing the ways consumers get information and interact with one another.

The FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine released the Final Guidance for Industry today for its enforcement policy for AAFCO-defined animal feed ingredients (access here). The big news is that FDA will no longer.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit On October 17, 2012 ruled that Best Buy Stores, L.P. violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and Washington state law by failing to obtain consumers’ consent before placing prerecorded calls urging the consumers to redeem their rewards points.

On December 3, 2024, the federal district court in the Eastern District of Texas issued an order (Order) for a nationwide preliminary injunction against enforcement of the Corporate...

On August 21, 2015, the D.C. Court of Appeals in Home Care Association of America v. Weill, Case No. 14-cv-967 (RJL), issued a transformational decision upholding proposed U.S. Department of Labor regulations regarding the Fair Labor Standards Act's (FLSA) companionship and live-in exemptions.

EPA took another step last month toward encouraging less reliance on the use of coal as a domestic energy source by proposing the first ever Clean Air Act ("CAA") new source performance standards for emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2), a greenhouse gas, from fossil fired electricity generating units.

The DOJ will continue its aggressive prosecution of claims arising out of the financial crisis and called for enhanced financial fraud whistleblower awards.

On July 16, 2015, the CFPB launched the first of what will be monthly reports highlighting trends in consumer complaints.

Martin Shkreli was arrested and indicted in December on securities fraud charges involving improper practices between his former hedge fund and Retrophin, a pharmaceutical company he founded.

Over the past year, there has been a substantial increase in federal legislative and regulatory activity impacting small business contracting opportunities.

The IDPPPA (H.R. 2511), a bill pending in the House of Representatives, is a proposed amendment to the Copyright Act that provides for a three-year term of protection for original elements or arrangements of fashion designs that are the result of a designer’s "own creative endeavor" and that "provide a unique, distinguishable, non-trivial and non-utilitarian variation over prior designs."

But the proposed Act would ban those provisions and only allow the parties to agree to arbitration after the dispute arises.

In its most recent effort to police the accuracy of environmental claims, the FTC took action against Down to Earth Designs, Inc. marketers of gDiapers, a product that consists of a reusable outer "pant" and removable inserts.

Two recent decisions from CARU remind marketers of the ground rules for kid's ads showing active outdoor play.

In "The War of the Roses" Kathleen Turner delivered the most dramatic "woof" in movie history when her character implied that the pate she just served was made from the family dog.

We have written a lot about the emerging legal issues with "native advertising" and eagerly track case development at the NAD as well as the FTC.