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On February 26, the Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee announced the release of a Tax Reform "discussion draft."

Individuals in the entertainment industry have started coming forward to reveal harassment they have faced throughout their careers.

The FTC announced earlier this week that it had sent copies of a warning letter to certain members of the travel industry alerting them to the FTC's position that any price advertising should clearly and prominently include all mandatory charges.

As we blogged from the NAD conference, (or at least we think we did) FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez named cognitive claims as an area of national advertising enforcement priority for the FTC.

As Uncle Ben once said, "With great power comes great responsibility."

As readers of this blog know, several states recently amended (or attempted to amend) their telemarketing laws, especially as they relate to regulating autodialers.

It seems that we all just can't get enough of "up to." Earlier this week the FTC sent letters to 15 window or window glass manufacturers notifying them that the Commission recently settled allegedly misleading "up to" energy savings claims for windows and that a staff review of their website found similar claims that may or may not be misleading.

How much is a "lifetime’s supply" of gumballs? According to a recent sweepstakes from Gumball.com, the answer is exactly 22,082.5 gumballs.

There is lore that the beauty industry does not challenge itself sufficiently before NAD, and for this reason NAD brings more monitoring challenges in this area.

The FTC’s recently announced settlement with local car dealers in suburban Washington, D.C. and Cleveland, Ohio illustrate two important points.

It is probably too soon to make broad pronouncements but the Tropicana and the Starbucks cases read together might suggest NAD is taking a more liberal view of when messages are puffs rather than claims.

It is probably too soon to make broad pronouncements but the Tropicana and the Starbucks cases read together might suggest NAD is taking a more liberal view of when messages are puffs rather than claims.

New opportunities for wireless communication may be coming, as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) considers a new regulatory regime allowing satellite connectivity by consumer handsets on terrestrial networks.

Few, if any, of us would want to be remembered for the worst thing we’ve done in our life. Thankfully, for most of us that memory is likely not a very public one.

Just in time for Christmas, the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") has unveiled its long-anticipated update to the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule ("COPPA Rule").

On November 17, 2023, Governor Kathy Hochul signed a bill into law amending Sections 756-a and 756-c of the New York State Prompt Payment Act (N.Y. Gen. Bus. Law §756 (McKinney 2009))...

The SEC's Division of Examinations got a head start this fiscal year, announcing its 2024 Examination Priorities (2024 Priorities)...