United States: Advertising, Marketing & Branding

On April 14, 2026, the Federal Trade Commission announced a coordinated enforcement sweep involving three law enforcement actions against companies accused of falsely claiming that their products were made in the United States.

In the latest installment of our AG webinar series, we had the opportunity to speak with long-time consumer protection enforcers of the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office (MN AGO or Office).

March 17, 2026 marks the end of the grace period for Law No. 15,211/2025, Brazil’s Digital Statute for Children and Adolescents ("ECA Digital"). The law establishes a comprehensive regulatory framework for protecting children and adolescents ("minors") in digital environments and applies broadly to companies operating in the digital services and technology sector.

LA Fitness faces a federal court challenge as it attempts to dismiss the FTC's lawsuit alleging its gym membership cancellation practices violate consumer protection laws.

For website tracking cases involving data privacy, a business’s ability to prevail in a motion to dismiss for lack of Article III standing just took a step backward.

The theme in this issue of Health Privacy Insights is that health-related advertising regulations are becoming broader and deeper.

Meta AI glasses, marketed as privacy-focused wearable technology, have sparked global controversy after investigations revealed that contract workers review users' intimate audiovisual recordings, including private moments in bedrooms and bathrooms.

With FIFA World Cup 2026 beginning in less than two months, hospitality operators in host cities face critical operational and legal challenges.

New York City's Department of Consumer and Worker Protection has proposed a groundbreaking "click-to-cancel" rule that would fundamentally reshape how businesses handle subscription cancellations. The regulation aims to eliminate common consumer frustrations by mandating that canceling a subscription must be as straightforward as signing up...