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Louisiana Lifts Telemarketing Ban

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“Sham” on You: Real Cancer Centers Will Receive Money from Fake Charities’ Funds

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich recently announced that $2.5 million of funds from “sham” cancer charities will be given to authentic cancer centers across the United States.  The funds are a result of a settlement reached in a multistate enforcement action against…

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Attorney Helen Mac Murray Admitted to New Jersey State Bar

Congratulations to M&S Partner Helen Mac Murray on her recent admittance to the New Jersey State Bar. To better support our national clients’ needs, Helen has been working on bar admission to dozens of states. In addition to New Jersey, she is…

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Breaking: Supreme Court Punts on Whether Courts Must Unwaveringly Follow FCC Orders

This morning, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to answer the question of whether federal courts have the power to scrutinize FCC orders.  In the decision being challenged, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals held that the trial court must follow a 2006…

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Ninth Circuit Tells Facebook to Be Less Social When it Comes to Texting

In April 2019, the Fourth Circuit held that the government debt collection exemption, found within the 2015 amendments to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act ("TCPA"),

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FTC and FDA Turn a Sharp Eye Toward Social Media Marketing

In a move that businesses producing and selling marijuana and CBD products should be paying close attention to, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) and Food & Drug Administration (“FDA”) recently sent joint

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Can’t Gag Me Now: FTC Steps Up CRFA Enforcement

The Federal Trade Commission’s (“FTC”) message is clear: companies can’t restrict consumers from publishing negative reviews as a condition of purchase. Provisions or clauses containing this sort of restriction are known as non-disparagement provisions, or “gag clauses.” The FTC's Consumer Review Fairness Act…

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