Overview Spindrift Sparkling Water found itself in hot water when a group of consumers sued, alleging false advertising because of the company’s claims that its flavored and sparkling water is “all natural.” A class of...
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“Clean” Claims and False Advertising Litigation
More consumers care about “clean” and additive-free products than ever before, especially in the beauty arena. This market is expected to reach $22 billion by 2024, and may grow because younger generations in particular value...
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How Brands Can “Intuit” That They Need a Consumer Survey to Substantiate Claims
Intuit, manufacturer of TurboTax, advertises that you can file your taxes for free. In March of 2022, the Federal Trade Commission filed a complaint against Intuit because most U.S. tax filers do not qualify for...
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Barkbox Clients Bite Back: Subscription Plans Lawsuit
In recent years, subscription services have come under close scrutiny from regulatory bodies. In many cases, this is because of their failure to disclose how to cancel, or when subscriptions are renewed. In this class-action...
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That’s Karma, Credit Karma: New FTC Ruling
Before the Federal Trade Commission took action, consumer financial services company Credit Karma had a lot going for it: a sleek design, an easy app, and high-powered partners such as American Express, Mastercard, and a...
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