Several years ago, New York City sued Exxon, Shell, BP, and the American Petroleum Institute, alleging that they violated New ...

On July 14, 2026, Hawaii enacted HB 2137, which prohibits the publication of a realistic digital imitation of an identifiable individual without that individual’s permission in advertising (or where ...

Last week, a New York district judge granted juice-maker Suja Life’s motion to dismiss claims alleging its juice labeled as “cold-pressed” was deceptive because the juice had been subject to an ...

BBB National Programs recently announced that TikTok has joined the growing list of platforms that have established a dedicated reporting channel with the National Advertising Division (NAD). Like NAD ...

New Japanese ticketing legislation will come into force on 8th June 2019, banning the re-sale of tickets for profit and the possession of tickets for the purpose of scalping. This is clearly intended ...

Today, SAG-AFTRA announced that it has revoked the signatory status of six "signatory service" entities: Checks in Motion, Inc., CMC/Forecast, Inc., CMS Productions, Talent Direct, Inc., Talent ...

For years, influencer marketing enforcement has largely been the domain of the FTC, but two consumer class actions filed in early 2025 signal that private plaintiffs may be stepping in to share the ...

As part of Climate Week NYC, Frankfurt Kurnit will be hosting a seminar, “It's Not Easy Being Green: Navigating the Evolving Rules on Making Environmental Marketing Claims.” The event will be held on ...

Rust-Oleum sells a line of Krud Kutter cleaning products, which the company promotes as “non-toxic” and “earth friendly.” A consumer sued the company, alleging that these claims are false and ...

Just four days ago, I wrote about two class actions taking aim at influencer campaigns that allegedly failed to follow disclosure rules (link here). And now—another one. This time, it’s against ...

This week, the Board of New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority voted to allow alcohol advertising on New York City buses, subways, and elsewhere in the City's transit system. The MTA ...

Last week, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued fines totaling $3.33 million against Sinclair Broadcast Group and 18 other broadcasters. The fines, which stem from alleged violations of ...