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 ...

SHOOTonline, which covered the commercial production industry for more than six decades, announced today that it is shutting down. In a statement on the site, the company said, “After 66 years of ...

Sorry, couldn’t resist. Two athletic supply companies just faced off at NAD over advertising claims for hockey tape. The advertiser, Howie’s Hockey, uses the tout ...

In July 2026, New York City’s Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (“DCWP”) finalized a new “Click-to-Cancel” rule governing automatic renewals and proposed a new junk fee rule that would ...

Gymshark is facing a proposed class action in the Southern District of New York alleging that the fitness apparel company helped build its brand through a widespread influencer marketing strategy that ...

The Washington State Attorney General has reached a $2.25 million settlement with cleaning service Homeaglow Inc. over allegations that the company enrolled customers in a recurring membership program ...

The operator of Canvas, the cloud-based learning management platform used by more than 8,000 schools and universities, is facing a wave of proposed class actions after a cyberattack attributed to ...

Earlier this week, the Federal Communications Commission issued a reminder to broadcasters about their legal obligation to charge federal political candidates and their authorized committees the ...

The International Chamber of Commerce just released new guidance, Responsible AI in Marketing – How to Apply the ICC Advertising and Marketing Communications Code. The guidance – developed by the ICC ...

To establish a prima facie case of direct copyright infringement, a plaintiff must prove (1) ownership of the copyright in the allegedly infringed work and (2) violation of at least one exclusive ...

The FTC announced today that it sent letters to ten (unspecified) companies, warning them that it had “reason to believe” that each company “is violating or has violated the Consumer Review Rule.” The ...