FTC notices on claim substantiation might not pass judicial muster
Attorneys Katie Bond and Samuel Butler examine the Federal Trade Commission's authority to obtain civil penalties under a "notice" provision of the FTCA.
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Attorneys Katie Bond and Samuel Butler examine the Federal Trade Commission's authority to obtain civil penalties under a "notice" provision of the FTCA.
The FTC sent out new penalty offense notices to 670 companies today, warning them that failure to substantiate product claims could result in civil penalties of more than $50,000.
The raft of letters puts advertisers on notice that they should avoid deceiving consumers by making product claims that cannot be substantiated–or face hefty fines.
The FTC sent out new penalty offense notices to 670 companies today, warning them that failure to substantiate product claims could result in civil penalties of more than $50,000. The...
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