Category Archives: Truth In Advertising
Goodbye, gummies? Fruit snacks are losing their place in lunchboxes
Goodbye, gummies? Fruit snacks are losing their place in lunchboxes By Angelica LaVito Sweet treats have been a staple in lunchboxes for years. The fruit snack industry has been holding steady with sales of about $1 billion, but, excluding the …
Lawsuit Claims Dunkin’ Donuts Blueberry Products Don’t Actually Contain Blueberries
Lawsuit Claims Dunkin’ Donuts Blueberry Products Don’t Actually Contain Blueberries By Madison Flager When you order a donut, you’re probably not buying it because you think it’s healthy. However, “fruit-flavored” donuts could be thought of as a better choice (I …
Court Revives False Ad Claims Against Neiman Marcus
Ninth Circuit Revives False Ad Claims Against Neiman Marcus By Helen Christophi The Ninth Circuit ruled that Neiman Marcus will have to answer accusations that it tricks customers into believing it sells the same upscale clothing at its Last Call outlets …
The FTC Begins Crackdown On Behavioral Ads – Is Your Site In The Cross Hairs?
The FTC Begins Crackdown On Behavioral Ads – Is Your Site In The Cross Hairs? By Chip Cooper, Esq. On March 14, 2011, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced its first behavioral advertising settlement. If your website collects behavioral data or serves …
Your Blog Blunders Create That Can Create Huge Liability For Copyright Infringement
Your Blog Blunders That Can Create Huge Liability For Copyright Infringement By Chip Cooper, ESQ You’re a Copyright Infringer because of an Infringing Blog Post By Someone Else – And You Didn’t Even Know About It! (That’s Right, You’re Technically Innocent, But …