Category Archives: FTC

Brain Claims Stimulate Focus (and Action) at the FTC

It’s no secret that success – and even survival – in today’s uber-competitive world hinge on attainment of a quality education, lifelong learning and skill building, and the capable mental functioning of older Americans as they face longer lives and … Continue reading

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FTC Snares Ingredient Supplier in Widening Liability Net

My last article and others before discussed a new core enforcement strategy at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC): widening the net of liability and consumer redress recovery through actions against third-party service providers to marketers, such as payment processors and … Continue reading

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FTC Sues Processors for Being ‘Unfair’ to Consumers

We think of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) as an anti-deception agency, and it is just that. The vast majority of its cases are brought against deceptive business practices. By statute, however, the FTC is also empowered to prevent practices … Continue reading

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