Per the Wall Street Journal, the Federal Trade Commission’s own in-house judge, Administrative Law Judge D. Michael Chappell, recently dismissed a “long-running and sometimes bitter case” involving LabMD. The FTC had accused the
[Read More]Whether in television commercials or on the shelf, many food products are touting that they’re free of high-fructose corn syrup. Not fair and false advertising, says its producers and advocacy groups, because it’s
[Read More]In 2007, when a mother uploaded a 29-second video of her daughter dancing as Prince’s “Let’s Go Crazy” blared in the background, she had no idea that eight years later she would represent
[Read More]Volkswagen’s clean brand was sullied last week when it was revealed that the carmaker had rigged the software in 11 million of its cars to cheat on emissions tests. In the fallout, VW
[Read More]A dispute between Hewlett-Packard and its shareholders lasting three years and including almost 400 fillings ended with a printer-cartridge bang when Judge Charles Breyer responded to HP’s motions for thousands of pages of
[Read More]Shortly after the “Fight of the Century” in May, we posted a blog about how the dance around the legal ring had begun for Manny Pacquiao and his promoter, Top Rank, when two
[Read More]While the Apple Watch may be enjoying the current health-tracker buzz, Fitbit recently made headlines, first for its initial public offering of stock and then for being sued by Jawbone. The lawsuit alleges
[Read More]Once known as the “World’s Leading Specialty Electronics Retailer” (clock radios, scanners, remote-controlled cars, anyone?), RadioShack declared bankruptcy in February and is now selling its brand and customer data to the highest bidder
[Read More]The “Fight of the Century” may be over but the dance around the legal ring has just begun for Manny Pacquiao and his promoter, Top Rank. This week, two boxing fans filed a
[Read More]Or, “Do as I Say and Not as I Do.” A Texas judge who instructed jurors in a high-profile case to refrain from discussing the case with “anyone” was reprimanded by a state
[Read More]The Justice Department’s Antitrust Division recently announced that David Topkins, a former executive of an e-commerce seller of posters, prints and framed art, has been charged with price fixing in violation of the
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