Ad Law Access Podcast
Farewell to the two-step- Supreme Court overrules Chevron
In a big week for administrative law watchers, the Supreme Court issued a pair of 6-3 decisions paring back the powers of administrative agencies. In Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, the Court overruled Chevron…
Arkansas AG Files Suit, Labels Temu a Data-Theft Business
In a bold move, Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has filed a lawsuit against Temu's parent companies, labeling the popular online platform as a "data-theft business" rather than a mere e-commerce marketplace.…
NAD Decision Shows “Simple” Claims Can be Complicated
SC Johnson's recent NAD action against Native sheds light on the scrutiny terms like "simple" and "clean" face. SC Johnson questioned whether Native's "simple" ingredients truly lived up to the claim, highlighting the…
Telemarketing in 2024 – A Mid-Year Review
Businesses that rely on texting and calling to promote their products and services face an onslaught of new and significant legal and regulatory developments. To help with tracking these developments all in one place,…
Ninth Circuit Considers the Meaning of an “Up to” Claim
Energizer sparked controversy with its claim that AA MAX batteries are "up to 50% longer lasting than basic alkaline in demanding devices." This assertion led two Californians to purchase the batteries and subsequently…