Consumer Review Fairness Act, CRFA, Federal Trade Commission, Enforcement, FTC, Consumer Contracts
Watch Out for Non-disparagement Provisions in Your Consumer Contracts-The FTC Takes ActionBy Brian Schaller on May 16, 2019
CAN-SPAM, FTC, Federal Trade Commission, commercial email, privacy
No Change to CAN-SPAMBy InfoLawGroup LLP on February 15, 2019
European Union, EU, Privacy Shield, Federal Trade Commission, FTC Settlement, Privacy Policy, Privacy and Data Security
FTC Aims to “Aggressively Enforce” EU-U.S. Privacy ShieldBy Tatyana Ruderman on October 11, 2018
advertising, Federal Trade Commission, FTC
ASA Decision Regarding Use Of Filters In Social Media AdvertisingBy Mindy Abern on July 17, 2018
advertising, discount pricing, Federal Trade Commission, FTC, marketing, New Jersey, sale pricing, Up To
New Litigation Against National Clothing Retailer for Use of “Up To % Off” MessagingBy InfoLawGroup LLP on March 14, 2017
Endorsement and Testimonial Guides, Enforcement Action, Federal Trade Commission, FTC, Influencers, Native Advertising
FTC Enters Proposed Consent Order Against Lord & Taylor for Native Advertising CampaignBy InfoLawGroup LLP on March 22, 2016
Enforcement Policy Statement on Deceptively Formatted Advertisments, Federal Trade Commission, FTC, Native Advertising
FTC Releases Policy Statement and Business Guides on Native AdvertisingBy InfoLawGroup LLP on January 06, 2016
Federal Trade Commission, FTC, privacy
RadioShack Bankruptcy Case Highlights Value of Consumer DataBy Brian Schaller on June 08, 2015
advertising, deceptive advertising, Deceptive trade practice, Federal Trade Commission, FTC
It’s Not Just For Kids - FTC Takes Issue with Search Terms and TestimonialsBy Heather Nolan on January 29, 2015
Federal Trade Commission, FTC -com disclosures, FTC enforcement, FTC Green Guides
Numerous Warning Letters Serve as a Reminder that the FTC is Always WatchingBy InfoLawGroup LLP on November 10, 2014
app developers, app store, Apps, data security, Federal Trade Commission, FTC, mobile apps, mobile payments, privacy
Mobile Apps: FTC Says Vague Privacy Policies and Lack of Terms a ProblemBy Jamie Rubin on August 04, 2014
data brokers, Federal Trade Commission
FTC Report on Data Brokers: An Analysis of the Call for Stronger Controls and LegislationBy Mark Paulding on May 30, 2014
advertising, deceptive advertising, Deceptive trade practice, Federal Trade Commission, FTC, nad, national advertising division, Native Advertising
Even When the Connection is Obvious, Publishers Should Consider Disclosures in Native AdvertisingBy Heather Nolan on January 27, 2014
advertising, deceptive advertising, Deceptive trade practice, Federal Trade Commission, FTC, nad, national advertising division, Native Advertising
Native Advertising: The Blurred Line Between Editorial and Sponsored ClaimsBy InfoLawGroup LLP on November 06, 2013
advertising, advertising self-regulatory council, better business bureau, enforcement, Federal Trade Commission, FTC, national advertising division
What’s Up with Up To Claims?By InfoLawGroup LLP on August 29, 2013
enforcement, Federal Trade Commission, FTC Act
FTC Sues Senders of Spam Text Messages for Violations of the FTC ActBy InfoLawGroup LLP on March 12, 2013
Do Not Call Regulations, Federal Trade Commission, FTC, privacy, social media
FTC Report: Mobile Apps For Kids Not Making The Grade (NOTE: Not Just A Privacy Report)By Jamie Rubin on December 19, 2012
children's online privacy protection act, COPPA, Federal Trade Commission, FTC, FTC enforcement, privacy
Bieber Fever Gets a Dose of the FTC: Operator of Bieber Fan Site (Among Others) Agrees to One Million Dollar Settlement for COPPA ViolationsBy InfoLawGroup LLP on October 08, 2012
children's online privacy protection act, children's privacy, comments, COPPA, Federal, Federal Trade Commission, FTC, notice, privacy, Register, Rulemaking
FTC Seeks Comment on New Proposed Revisions to COPPA RuleBy Justine Young Gottshall on August 02, 2012
children's online privacy protection act, COPPA, dot com disclosure, Federal Trade Commission, FTC, green guides, guarantees, magnuson-moss, mail or telephone order merchandise rule, mail order rule, warranties
Look Around...The FTC Is Really BusyBy Jamie Rubin on October 12, 2011