Ad Law Access
Court Considers Whether Growth Claims Were Tall Tales
Before much of the country was watching a 7’4” basketball player in the NBA finals, a grandmother in the Bronx was thinking about how to help her grandson grow to his full potential. Over the course of about a year,…
FTC Files Lawsuit to Stop Subscription Schemes
Following the FTC’s announcement of a $35 million settlement with Shutterstock over its automatic renewal and cancellation practices last month, the Commission recently announced that a federal court has temporarily…
Class Action Alleges Fitness Influencers Were Weak on Disclosures
In January, a Florida woman was scrolling through Instagram when she saw two fitness influencers that she follows wearing Gymshark clothing. Soon after, she purchased a pair of Gymshark Flex High Waisted Leggings in…
Inside the DOJ Playbook: What the New Whistleblower and Self-Disclosure Policies Mean for Advertisers and Privacy Professionals
The Department of Justice is sending a clear message to corporate America: the rules of engagement on enforcement have changed. For companies operating in the advertising and data privacy space — where regulatory…
State AGs Deliver Input on FTC’s Food Delivery Fee ANPRM
Last month, a bipartisan group of attorneys general from 16 states submitted a comment letter in response to the FTC’s ANPRM on food delivery fees that advocated for the FTC to adopt a new rule addressing pricing for…