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# Report from the February 3 ABA 2011 Consumer Protection Conference

  January/February 2011

ABA Federal Civil Enforcement Committee Newsletter

 

 

 

 

 

 

At the ABA Section of Antitrust Law 2011 Consumer Protection Conference on February 3, FTC Commissioners and other regulators confirmed that they are taking a more aggressive posture on consumer protection enforcement. For example, FTC Commissioner Julie Brill cautioned, ​“The FTC is willing to wait, but it won’t wait too long,” in response to a question concerning online privacy self-regulatory efforts. Panel speakers included representatives from the FTC and state attorneys general offices, scholars, economists, industry players, consumer advocates, and other professionals in consumer protection and privacy. This article provides an overview of key takeaways from each panel.

 

 

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