Feel free to break out the scissors or your fingernails: The Federal Trade Commission has declared that the tags and labels that some companies affix to their products to warn consumers that using
[Read More]Remember “Casper the Friendly Ghost”? In this haunting tale, Casper is a highly successful online mattress company that at first befriends, then sues a highly popular online mattress blogger. Writer David Zax weaves
[Read More]A step-by-step visual guide to an important part of the legal process.
[Read More]What happens when a company president ignores in-house counsel’s warnings by putting his hands over his ears (la, la, la!) and refuses to discuss the legality of a matter further? That president and
[Read More]In 2015, the Federal Trade Commission updated the answers to its frequently asked questions, also called “What People Are Asking”, regarding its Endorsement Guides. The FTC last updated the FAQs in 2009 to
[Read More]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]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
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