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Sometimes, it's what you can't see that matters most. First, the bad news: after years of economic growth and generally good times, consumers' credit scores may be inflated. Like 50 is the new 40,

In May 2015, the Second Circuit sent shockwaves through the secondary debt market with its narrow application of the National Bank Act (NBA) in Madden v. Midland.

Expectations are high for marketplace lending in 2020 but, more than any other lending sector, there are legal questions on the horizon that are likely to have an impact going forward.

A recent decision in the longstanding fight between Oracle and Google could change the way software developers and programmers use APIs when creating mobile and other software applications.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has decided that agreements reached by 1-800 Contacts, Inc. with a number of its competitors ...

The unreleased, single copy of the Wu-Tang Clan album Once Upon a Time in Shaolin, which was originally sold to defendant Martin Shkreli for $2 million in 2017 and later sold to plaintiff PleasrDAO...

The legal protections afforded to graffiti and "street art" artists have gained increased visibility in recent months.

For the past 30 years, it has been established patent practice for a patent holder to bring suit in any district where infringing sales were made.

As performance risk grows in consumer ABS, legal risks will ensue. To negotiate best terms and prepare for potential disputes, every investor and deal party should know the ways the law...

More than four years after lawsuits were filed against Fox Broadcasting, NBC, and other parties claiming that sweepstakes promoted on the TV shows "Deal Or No Deal" and "American Idol" were illegal under California and Massachusetts law, the parties have reached a tentative settlement.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has brought its first court case alleging that a marketer violated federal law by paying for fake reviews to be written and posted on an independent retail website.

A threshold issue that emerges when advertisers and their agencies hire celebrities, musical artists, and other personalities to endorse and perform services for a brand is whether or not to enter into some form of preliminary deal document, as opposed to going straight to a longer form agreement, and how to structure such a document

The  Children's Advertising Review Unit (CARU), a division of BBB National Programs, recently announced guidelines for child-directed advertising and privacy in the metaverse (the Metaverse Guardrails).

Just days before the Federal Trade Commission's Rule Concerning Subscriptions and Other Negative Option Plans (the "Rule") was set to take effect on July 14, the U.S. Court of Appeals...

A sweepstakes by Elon Musk's Political Action Committee, America PAC – which on October 19 announced and began offering a daily prize of $1,000,000, through Election Day, to one U.S. citizen...

Political advertisements showing clips of newscasts or politicians making speeches and talking to voters are nothing new – and with a little over a year left until the 2024 elections, voters are gearing up to be...

Consumer class actions alleging that retailers are using deceptive comparison pricing tactics online and in stores are becoming increasingly common under state consumer protection statutes...

With many children's schools having transitioned to online education, questions have arisen regarding the collection of children's personal information by the online educational platforms