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“Surveillance Pricing”: Key Concepts, the Current Legal and Legislative Landscape, and Mounting Scrutiny
What Is “Surveillance Pricing?” While proposed legislation across the country offers varying definitions of surveillance pricing (see below), it is generally thought of as the practice of using consumer data,…
NYC Proposes a Click-to-Cancel Rule
Within days of taking office this year, New York City Mayor Mamdani signed an executive order entitled Fighting Subscription Tricks and Traps, which directed the City’s Department of Consumer and Worker Protection…
Connecticut AG Tong Announces “Abnormal Market Disruption” for Gasoline
At the end of March, Connecticut Attorney General William Tong, along with the state’s Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) and Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, issued a press release regarding an…
FDA Turns Up the Heat on GLP 1 Dupes Sold “For Research Use Only,” Finds Intended Use Suggests Otherwise
Consumer demand for GLP‑1 drugs such as Ozempic and Zepbound continues to surge, fueling rapid growth in the market for GLP-1 drugs and compounded GLP-1 products, as well as supplements that are marketed to have…
IAPP Global Privacy Summit 2026: State AI Trends, FTC Signals, California’s DROP Build-Out, and the Hard Work of Cookie Compliance
Conference season is upon us, and with the cherry blossoms at peak bloom, the IAPP held its annual Global Privacy Summit here in Washington. The Summit featured keynotes from Prince Harry and Salman Rushdie, both of…