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Recent Decision Applies Prior Substantiation Doctrine to Bar False Advertising Claims Based on Lack of Substantiation
Continuing with the recent trend of dismissing false advertising complaints premised on a "prior substantiation" theory or granting summary judgment to defendants in such cases where the plaintiff fails to demonstrate…
CFPB Extends Time For Comments on Overdraft Programs
The CFPB has extended the amount of time for comments on overdraft programs from the end of April to June 29, 2012. The original Notice and Request for Information, published on February 22, 2012, asked for…
3 Must See Sessions on Privacy Enforcement, Litigation and Insurance Coverage
It’s not too late to view content from Kelley Drye’s Privacy Law Symposium, which was hosted in Los Angeles on Monday. The program included presentations on privacy enforcement, consumer class action litigation, and…
CFPB Takes First Step in Arbitration Clause Study
The CFPB announced on April 24th that it is taking the first step in conducting a study into the impact of arbitration and arbitration clauses on consumers as used by consumer financial services companies. The study…
Planning a Social Media Campaign? Consider These Legal Risks
This five-minute video from the Bloomberg BNA Internet Law Resource Center provides an overview of some of the legal issues companies should consider before they engage in social media. Kelley Drye partner Gonzalo E.…