Ad Law Access Podcast
FTC Announces $7.5 Million Settlement Over Cancellation Practices
The FTC just announced a $7.5 million settlement with Chegg, alleging the company violated ROSCA by making it unnecessarily difficult for subscribers—mostly students—to cancel their online services. According to the…
State AGs and Consumer Protection- What We Learned From ... Hawaii
Hawaii stands out among the states with a rare dual-entity enforcement structure: both the Attorney General’s Office and the Office of Consumer Protection hold authority under the state’s consumer protection laws. In…
Spotlight on the 2025 AGA Chair’s Initiative- Cyber Awareness
In late August, the Attorney General Alliance hosted its Chair’s Initiative in Girdwood, Alaska, marking the final event under former Alaska Attorney General Treg Taylor’s leadership. The conference brought together…
NY AG Zeroes in on Zelle with Lawsuit
A new lawsuit from the New York Attorney General is targeting Zelle, raising important questions about how payment platforms handle fraud claims and consumer protection obligations. With regulators sharpening their…
NAD Considers Material Connection Disclosures in LinkedIn
Could a clinical relationship on LinkedIn trigger consumer protection concerns? In its latest decision, the National Advertising Division weighed in on two LinkedIn posts by Agendia featuring Dr. Nathalie Johnson—who…