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Washington AG Targets Grocery Stores Over BOGO Offers
“Buy One, Get One Free” promotions can be a good way to entice consumers who are looking for deals, but those promotions can lead to legal headaches if the math behind the deals doesn’t add up. Last week, Washington…
NAAG Annual Conference 2026: Pricing & Priorities
This April, State Attorneys General, their staff, and members of the public gathered to discuss a variety of topics at the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) Annual Conference. Panel topics included,…
FTC Oversight Hearing: What Ferguson's Testimony Means for AI, Pricing, and Privacy Compliance
On April 15, 2026, the Senate Commerce Committee held an oversight hearing with FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson and Commissioner Mark Meador. The session opened with contrasting statements from Chairman Ted Cruz (R-Texas)…
“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,…
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…