| FTC Increases Scrutiny of Clinical Testing
11 Oct, 2012
Article By: Linda A. Goldstein Among the most significant developments under the current Federal Trade Commission (FTC)...More>> |
| Lanham Act Battle Over Definition of ‘Sugar’ in Advertising Heats Up
6 Sep, 2012
Article By: John Waller, Jeffrey Richter In connection with the ongoing battle for market share between growers of cane and beet sugar and...More>> |
| Court Orders DRTV Vets to Pay $480M, Bans Them for Life
6 Sep, 2012
Article By: William I. Rothbard In May, I reported on the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) victory against DRTV veterans Gary Hewitt...More>> |
| Marketers of Ab Circle Pro Agree to Pay up to $25M in Redress
6 Sep, 2012
Article By: Linda A. Goldstein The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) recently announced settlement against the marketers of the...More>> |
| ‘Your Baby Can Read’ Case Is Instructive for Marketers
6 Sep, 2012
Article By: Leonard L. Gordon, Jeffrey Knowles On August 28, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced its complaint against Your Baby Can LLC...More>> |
| CFPB Orders Capital One to Refund $140M to ‘Upsell’ Purchasers
14 Aug, 2012
Article By: Linda A. Goldstein The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) first public enforcement action against Capital...More>> |
| Nutrisystem’s Pinterest Testimonials Found to Violate FTC Guidelines
14 Aug, 2012
Article By: Gregory J. Sater Social media presents amazing opportunities to marketers that want to attract new customers and/or...More>> |
| Internet Advertising Contracts: Beware of Deceptive Practices
14 Aug, 2012
Article By: Jeffrey Richter, Arthur Yoon It is critical for an advertiser to carefully review the terms of an advertising contract with a...More>> |
| The ‘Likes’ and Dislikes of Facebook’s ‘Secret’ Advertising Weapon
14 Aug, 2012
Article By: William I. Rothbard If you’re like 900 million other people, you’ve probably clicked “Like” on some product...More>> |
| Settle or Fight the FTC: A ‘Hobbesian’ Choice
9 Jul, 2012
Article By: William I. Rothbard Imagine you’re a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) target presented with a no-compromise settlement...More>> |
