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Lather, Rinse, Review, Repeat – NAD Issues New Decision on Haircare Reviews
Last year, Prose – a company that makes customized haircare products – brought an NAD challenge against a competitor, Function, over Function’s claims that it had over 110,000 5-star product reviews. Shortly after…
FTC to Intuit: “Free” Not “Free” for Most Taxpayers
If you follow the FTC, you likely saw its widely-covered filing this week alleging that Intuit, the marketer of TurboTax, has deceptively claimed for years that its online tax preparation services are “free,” when…
After Remington Settlement, AGs Press Forward With CP Investigations of Firearms Manufacturers
After Remington Settlement, Attorneys General Aim To Press Forward With Consumer Protection Investigations of Firearms Manufacturers
Credential Stuffing: Cyber Best Practices from NY Attorney General’s Latest Report
The New York State Office of the Attorney General urged businesses to incorporate safeguards to detect and prevent credential-stuffing attacks in their data security programs. The guidance stemmed from the AG’s finding…
How Many is Many?
NAD recently announced a decision in a challenge that Charter brought against T-Mobile for its home internet service. The decision covers a lot of ground and is worth reading if you work in the telecom space. But for…