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Eleventh Circuit Vacates One-to-One Consent Rule

Eleventh Circuit Vacates One-to-One Consent Rule

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 v. FCC, and remanded the case to the FCC for further proceedings.…

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FCC Delays One-to-One Consent Rule

FCC Delays One-to-One Consent Rule

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. Notwithstanding the IMC challenge, the Rule is postponed to January 26, 2026, or…

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FTC Approves New COPPA Amendments: Child Privacy Continues to Leap Forward

FTC Approves New COPPA Amendments: Child Privacy Continues to Leap Forward

The FTC announced amendments to the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule (COPPA) on January 16, 2025, the first updates to the rule since 2013…

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FTC’s Negative Option Rule Gets Big Lift with Click-to-Cancel and Other Revisions

FTC’s Negative Option Rule Gets Big Lift with Click-to-Cancel and Other Revisions

Last week, the Federal Trade Commission announced revisions to the Negative Option Rule to strengthen consumer protections for negative option marketing plans…

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Do Courts Have to Defer to the FCC’s TCPA Interpretations? SCOTUS To Decide

Do Courts Have to Defer to the FCC’s TCPA Interpretations? SCOTUS To Decide

Earlier this year, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the decades-old precedent known as “Chevron deference” in the landmark case Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo. Chevron deference required courts to defer to administrative agencies when interpreting ambiguous or incomplete federal legislation. The Loper Bright…

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Access Fees for National DNC Registry Increase Beginning in October 2024

Access Fees for National DNC Registry Increase Beginning in October 2024

On August 27, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced the fees telemarketers must pay to access the National Do Not Call (DNC) Registry will increase. The We can help.   * Sean Lynskey contributed to this article.

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Biometric Privacy Laws: What Businesses Need to Know Right Now
Biometric Laws and Business

Biometric Privacy Laws: What Businesses Need to Know Right Now

Businesses are increasingly using biometrics to identify and provide services to their customers and employees. For example, using…

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Utah’s AI Policy Act Signed into Law

Utah’s AI Policy Act Signed into Law

Beginning May 1, 2024, certain private entities using generative AI will be required to disclose when an individual interacts with AI technology or views material created by generative AI. The Businesses that provide services of a “regulated occupation” must prominently disclose when a…

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Kentucky Advances its March Toward Medical Marijuana

Kentucky Advances its March Toward Medical Marijuana

Kentucky residents are one step closer to being able to purchase medical marijuana products. Implementation of the state’s medical cannabis program has begun with an eye on sales beginning in 2025. In March 2023, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshar signed Executive Order 2022-798,…

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New Anti-Robocall Bill Targets TCPA’S ATDS Definition

New Anti-Robocall Bill Targets TCPA’S ATDS Definition

On Monday, January 29th, U.S. Representative Frank Pallone (D-NJ) introduced the “Do Not Disturb Act,” a bill that would strengthen the FTC’s and FCC’s robocall…

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