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Click-to-Cancel: FTC's Final Rule Will Change The Subscription Landscape Across Industries
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Click-to-Cancel: FTC's Final Rule Will Change the Subscription Landscape Across Industries | JD Supra
In an era where subscriptions are just a click away, getting out of them often frustrates consumers.
Click-to-Cancel: FTC's Final Rule Will Change the Subscription Landscape Across Industries
1 The majority of the New Rule goes into effect 60 days after its publication, with specific sections related to specific disclosures, consent, and click-to-cancel obligations (16 C.F.R. § 425.4-.6) taking effect 180 days after publication. 2 Following AMG Cap. Mgmt., LLC v. FTC, 141 S. Ct. 1341 (2021), trade regulation rulemaking under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act (15 U.S. C. § 45(m)(1)(A)) allows the FTC to pursue civil penalties in enforcement. Click here for a summary of this decision.
Consumer Groups Request FTC Action On Software Issues For Connected Devices
A recent open letter sent to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) jointly by consumer advocacy groups, including Consumer Reports, US PIRG and fifteen other entities, may be an early signal of future FTC focus.1 The letter addresses software issues for connected devices or any other tangible products, whether embedded or separately accessed.
Consumer Groups Request FTC Action on Software Issues for Connected Devices | JD Supra
A recent open letter sent to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) jointly by consumer advocacy groups, including Consumer Reports, US PIRG and fifteen other entities, may be an early signal of future FTC focus.1 The letter addresses software issues for connected devices or any other tangible products, whether embedded or separately accessed.
Consumer Groups Request FTC Action on Software Issues for Connected Devices
A recent Open Letter sent to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) jointly by consumer advocacy groups, including Consumer Reports, US PIRG and fifteen other entities, may be an early signal of future FTC focus.1 The letter addresses software issues for connected devices or any other tangible products, whether embedded or separately accessed.
Consumer Groups Request FTC Action on Software Issues for Connected Devices
A recent Open Letter sent to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) jointly by consumer advocacy groups, including Consumer Reports, US PIRG and fifteen other entities, may be an early signal of future FTC focus.1 The letter addresses software issues for connected devices or any other tangible products, whether embedded or separately accessed.
The GenAI Revolution: Law Firms Will Never Be The Same
Generative AI will continue to impact the legal profession and how law firms work. In a recent article published in the Daily Journal, our partners Brendan Gutierrez McDonnell and Katie Staba examine the GenAI revolution and how law firms will never be the same.
The GenAI revolution: Law firms will never be the same
For reprint rights or to purchase a copy of your Daily Journal photo, email jeremy@reprintpros.com for prices or call 949-702-5390. To buy more copies, call 866-531-1492 or email subscribe@dailyjournal.com 10 Most Read Jul. 22, 2024 Jul. 19, 2024 Jul. 18, 2024 Jul. 23, 2024 Jul. 23, 2024 Jul. 18, 2024 Jul. 23, 2024 Jul. 22, 2024 Generative AI will monumentally impact the legal profession and the way we work. Period. The clients are thrilled! The lawyers, not so much.
'Beauty From Within' Trend Poses Regulatory Risks For Cos.
ADVERTISEMENT Don't want ads? Subscribe or login now. By Natalie Rainer and Katherine Staba (April 26, 2024, 4:25 PM EDT) -- The current beauty industry trend known as "beauty from within" refers to a focus on wellness — physical, mental and lifestyle — and its impact on beauty. Oral supplements that consumers can use for aesthetic benefits to skin, hair and nails are at the core of this trend....
'Beauty From Within' Trend Poses Regulatory Risks For Cos.
ADVERTISEMENT Don't want ads? Subscribe or login now. By Natalie Rainer and Katherine Staba (April 26, 2024, 4:25 PM EDT) -- The current beauty industry trend known as "beauty from within" refers to a focus on wellness — physical, mental and lifestyle — and its impact on beauty. Oral supplements that consumers can use for aesthetic benefits to skin, hair and nails are at the core of this trend....
Litigation Minute: The Lifecycle Of Beauty Packaging
For both consumers and producers, the recent seismic shifts in packaging—from materials to circularity advertising—have been hard to miss. The past few years have introduced several state laws expanding producer liability through product end of life, adding new considerations for brands, both for existing products and as new products are designed.
Will New EPA Strategic Civil-Criminal Enforcement Policy Promote Fairness In Case Selection?
It is common when defending environmental crimes for the defense to wonder why the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has referred the case to the U.S. Department of Justice for criminal prosecution rather than subjecting it to the commonly used civil enforcement process.
Litigation Minute: The Lifecycle of Beauty Packaging
Beauty and Wellness Series: Part Three of Three What You Need To Know In A Minute Or Less For both consumers and producers, the recent seismic shifts in packaging—from materials to circularity advertising—have been hard to miss. The past few years have introduced several state laws expanding producer liability through product end of life, adding new considerations for brands, both for existing products and as new products are designed.
Beauty From Within And The Confusing Claims Landscape
The current industry trend "beauty from within" refers to a focus on wellness—namely physical, mental, and lifestyle—and its impact on beauty. Oral supplements that consumers can use for aesthetic benefits to skin, hair, and nails are at the core of this trend. From a US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulatory perspective, oral supplements fall under the food subcategory of dietary supplements.
Litigation Minute: Beauty From Within and the Confusing Claims Landscape | JD Supra
What You Need To Know In A Minute Or Less The current industry trend “beauty from within” refers to a focus on wellness—namely physical, mental, and lifestyle—and its impact on beauty. Oral supplements that consumers can use for aesthetic benefits to skin, hair, and nails are at the core of this trend. From a US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulatory perspective, oral supplements fall under the food subcategory of dietary supplements.
Litigation Minute: Beauty from Within and the Confusing Claims Landscape
What You Need To Know In A Minute Or Less The current industry trend “beauty from within” refers to a focus on wellness—namely physical, mental, and lifestyle—and its impact on beauty. Oral supplements that consumers can use for aesthetic benefits to skin, hair, and nails are at the core of this trend. From a US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulatory perspective, oral supplements fall under the food subcategory of dietary supplements.
As Biometric Privacy Laws Grow, Cos. Must Up Transparency
By Joseph Wylie, Katherine Staba and Kelsi Robinson (July 10, 2023, 1:50 PM EDT) -- Companies have increasingly leveraged the use of data derived from individuals' physical attributes - biometric data - such as fingerprints used for employee time clocks, voiceprints used to identify customers using customer service phone numbers and facial recognition to identify individuals in social media posts.... Stay ahead of the curve In the legal profession, information is the key to success.
Over a Fortnite: Epic Games to Pay Record US$520 Million to Settle FTC Claims of Children’s Privacy Violations and Digital Dark Patterns, Which Continued for Years
Wednesday, December 28, 2022 The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has reached its largest administrative settlement to date: US$245 million. The proposed settlement is with Epic Games, Inc. (Epic Games), the company that developed and offers the multiplayer, online game Fortnite, and stems from Epic Games’ unlawful collection of personal information and illegal use of digital dark patterns to bill Fortnite users for unintentional in-game purchases.
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State AGs Join the Push to Restore FTC Powers to Obtain Monetary Relief
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Are Pre-Launch Statements Now Within the Range of the National Advertising Division?
January 12, 2021 Employer Leaves Lasting Impression…of Unlawful Surveillance by: Mark Theodore and Joshua S. Fox Congress Declines to Extend Mandated FFCRA Leave Beyond December 31... by: Laurie Meyer and Robert W. Burns FDA’s Action Plan for Artificial Intelligence: Highlights and... by: Allison Fulton and Julia K. Kadish SEC Amends Advertising and Solicitation Rules: Numerous Changes to... by: Max L. Schatzow New Jersey MVC Delays Driver’s Licenses for Undocumented Immigrants,... by: Raymond G.
Addressing Possible Limits of COPPA Safe Harbors | JD Supra
On May 18, 2020, FTC Commissioner Rohit Chopra issued a statement regarding concerns of the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) Safe Harbor programs. Sparked by the ouster of the mobile gaming player, Miniclip S.A., from the Children’s Advertising Review Unit’s (CARU) Safe Harbor program, the FTC announced action against Miniclip to order the cessation of its alleged misrepresentations regarding Miniclip’s participation in the self-regulatory program.
Addressing Possible Limits of COPPA Safe Harbors
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COVID-19: Three Ways to Reshape Advertising Readiness and Re-Tune Messaging in a Pandemic | JD Supra
Updated: May 25, 2018: JD Supra is a legal publishing service that connects experts and their content with broader audiences of professionals, journalists and associations.
A Modern Melody for the Music Industry: The Music Modernization Act Is Now the Law of the Land | JD Supra
On October 11, 2018, President Trump signed the Orrin G. Hatch-Bob Goodlatte Music Modernization Act (“MMA”) into law. The MMA is intended to “modernize copyright law” as applied to songwriters, music publishers, digital music providers, record labels, and others involved in the creation and distribution of music. The MMA consists of three parts: The MMA resulted from unprecedented alignment among Republicans and Democrats, the U.S. House and Senate, and music industry stakeholders.
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