The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has vacated the FTC’s amended Negative Option Rule, also known as the Click-to-Cancel Rule. Originally adopted in October 2024, the rule was set to take
In June 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in McLaughlin Chiropractic Associates, Inc. v. McKesson Corp. that federal district courts are not bound to defer to the FCC’s interpretations of the Telephone Consumer Protection
The Texas Governor has officially signed Senate Bill 140 (SB140), which is set to take effect on September 1, 2025. SB140 expands the scope of what constitutes telemarketing under Texas’ telemarketing registration
Subscription services and automatic renewals have become commonplace in today’s digital age. The FTC recently amended its Negative Option Rule to take into consideration this proliferation. Though initially set to
A bipartisan group of eight state privacy enforcement authorities has formed the Consortium of Privacy Regulators to streamline the implementation and enforcement of state privacy laws. Participating members include the California Privacy
On April 4, 2025, the U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals DENIED the petition for interlocutory appeal in Bradley v. Dentalplans.com. This decision means that the case will proceed in the U.S. District
Just four days before the revocation rules were set to take effect on April 11, 2025, the FCC released an Order delaying a requirement of its new revocation of consent regulations. The
The Eleventh Circuit has vacated the “one-to-one consent” and “logically and topically related” requirements under the revised definition of “prior express written consent” in the case, Insurance Marketing Coalition Ltd
The FCC has postponed the January 27, 2025, effective date of the one-to-one consent rule (“Rule”) pending the outcome of the ongoing litigation in Insurance Marketing Coalition Ltd v. FCC.
