Category Archives: FTC

FTC ‘Avalanche’ Crushes Settling Defendant for Fibbing on Financials

The Merriam-Webster Dictionary figuratively defines “avalanche” as “a sudden great or overwhelming rush or accumulation of something,” such as being hit by an avalanche of paperwork. Last month, a party to a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) was … Continue reading

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FTC Unveils Enforcement Policy for Native Advertising

Two years after holding a public workshop on the subject, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued a formal Enforcement Policy Statement (EPS) and companion Business Guide on native advertising. While no longer the hot new innovation that it was, … Continue reading

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Supreme Court to Decide Whether Government Can Freeze ‘Untainted’ Funds

When the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) gets a court order to freeze a defendant’s assets for potential consumer redress, all assets are frozen. That can include not only “ill-gotten” gains from the alleged fraudulent scheme, but “untainted” assets unrelated to … Continue reading

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