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New York AG Announces $650,000 Settlement with Social Media App Developer for Students’ Privacy and Safety Concerns

On March 7, 2025, the Office of the New York State Attorney General (NY AG) published an Assurance of Discontinuance (Assurance) settling claims against Saturn Technologies, Inc. (company), a developer of a social media app...more

Virginia Legislature Passes Second US AI Governance Act Behind Colorado: Comparing the AI Acts

On February 20, 2025, the Virginia legislature passed the High-Risk Artificial Intelligence Developer and Deployer Act (House Bill 2094, the “VA AI Act”) that mandates developers and deployers of high-risk artificial...more

State AGs Publish Guidance on How State Laws Apply to AI

On December 24, 2024 and January 13, 2025, the Oregon Attorney General’s Office and the California Attorney General’s Office published advisories (collectively, “Advisories”) explaining how existing statutes may be used to...more

Flurry of FTC Action in the Final Days of the Khan FTC Precedes Transition to the Ferguson FTC

Our Consumer Protection/FTC and Antitrust Teams highlight a spate of activity by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in its final days under the leadership of Lina Khan and offers a preview of what’s to come with Andrew...more

FTC Issues Final Rule on Junk Fees for Live Ticketing and Short-Term Lodging

Our Consumer Protection/FTC Team breaks down the Federal Trade Commission’s final rule regulating live-event ticket and hotel pricing practices....more

FTC Issues Final Rule on Fake Reviews and Testimonials

Our Consumer Protection/FTC Team breaks down the newly effective Federal Trade Commission final rule prohibiting misleading online reviews....more

FTC and State AGs Settle with Marriott over Starwood Data Breaches

Our Consumer Protection/FTC and Privacy, Cyber & Data Strategy teams unpack Starwood Hotels’ and Marriott International’s settlements with the Federal Trade Commission and Marriott’s settlement with state attorneys general...more

The FTC Takes Aim at Deceptive AI Claims

Our Consumer Protection/FTC Team investigates a slew of Federal Trade Commission enforcement actions against companies using allegedly deceptive artificial intelligence (AI) claims....more

FTC and DOJ Host First Public Meeting of the Strike Force on Unfair and Illegal Pricing

At its first public meeting, the federal interagency Strike Force on Unfair and Illegal Pricing signaled a priority of lowering U.S. retail prices. Our Antitrust Team highlights what businesses should know going forward....more

No Easy Way Out? Adobe and Executives’ Subscription Service Focus of FTC Action

The Federal Trade Commission took action against Adobe and two of its executives. Our Consumer Protection/FTC Team outlines vital takeaways for companies and their executives in light of the FTC’s recent action....more

FTC Finalizes CARS Rule Imposing Substantial Regulatory Requirements on Auto Dealerships

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has finalized its Combating Auto Retail Scams Trade Regulation (CARS) Rule, which will affect almost every aspect of auto advertising and sales. Our Consumer Protection/FTC Team explains how...more

Hefty FTC Penalty Against Twitter Reveals Privacy Policy Disclaimers Not Sufficient

The Federal Trade Commission has levied a negotiated $150 million civil penalty against Twitter for violating an existing FTC order for alleged misrepresentations to its users, claiming the company deceptively collected...more

FTC Guidance Creates New Breach Notification Obligations

The Federal Trade Commission has issued new guidance under which consumers or companies should be notified of data breaches “regardless of whether a breach notification law applies.” Our Consumer Protection/FTC Team analyzes...more

“Made in the USA” Claims Face Continued Scrutiny from FTC

Our Consumer Protection/FTC Team examines a Federal Trade Commission order that illustrates the agency’s focus on a consistent framework for Made in the USA claims....more

Supreme Court Positioned to Limit FTC Ability to Obtain Monetary Relief

For nearly 40 years, the Federal Trade Commission has used a provision of the FTC Act to impose monetary penalties in consumer protection cases that is under scrutiny by the Supreme Court. Our Consumer Protection/FTC Team...more

FTC Jurisdiction in Data Security Regulation Potentially Limited in FTC v. LabMD

A November 13, 2015 decision from the Federal Trade Commission’s Chief Administrative Law Judge, D. Michael Chappell, calls into question FTC jurisdiction in the data privacy space. The case began when the FTC filed a...more

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