A federal court just made it harder for one of the country’s most active website-privacy plaintiffs to continue operating the way he has been. But if your business has received
Many businesses treat email marketing compliance as beginning and ending with CAN-SPAM, largely because the federal statute broadly preempts state laws regulating commercial email. However, recent lawsuits show that compliance
Regardless of the source – be it consumer, employee, or another business – getting sued can be a nightmare. What should you do, what should you not do, and what
The mere whisper of the words “class action” can send a shiver down the spine of any business owner, heralding a storm of legal challenges and potential financial upheaval that
Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro and U.S. Attorney Scott Brady have joined forces to investigate potential fraud related to coronavirus. In addition, the task force includes the FBI, U.S. Secret
In the coming months, the U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether the structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (“CFPB”) is constitutional. The Court will specifically look at whether the
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
On Wednesday April 24, 2019, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Lamps Plus Inc., et al. v. Frank Valera that class-based arbitration cannot be compelled where an arbitration agreement is
