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State AGs Roll the Dice on Gaming
State AGs have long had an interest in enforcing consumer protection laws in the realm of gambling and gaming . Almost 10 years ago, many state AGs (including in Massachusetts, Alabama, New York, and Texas for…
FTC's “Measuring Consumer Injuries and Benefits” Workshop: Key Takeaways
On February 26, 2026, the FTC convened a full-day workshop titled “Measuring Consumer Injuries and Benefits” featuring opening remarks from Chairman Ferguson and five academic panels. The workshop reflected the FTC’s…
Connecticut’s Privacy Report Highlights Rising Expectations for Businesses
Earlier this month, Connecticut Attorney General William Tong released the 2025 Connecticut Data Privacy Act (CTDPA) Enforcement Report, offering the most comprehensive view yet of the state’s privacy enforcement…
TaylorMade Accuses Callaway of Slinging Mud (Balls)
Last month, TaylorMade filed a lawsuit against Callaway arguing that its competitor coordinated a marketing campaign designed to sling mud at TaylorMade and mislead both consumers and retailers into thinking that…
Update on the Wave of CEMA Lawsuits (February 2026)
Last year, the Washington Supreme Court issued a significant decision in a class action lawsuit accusing Old Navy of sending emails that included false or misleading information about the duration of sales. The Court…