NexGen Nutritionals Settles False Advertising Claims
NexGen Nutritionals, Strictly Health, and Cyber Business Technology (along with business owners Robert and Anna McLean) recently settled false advertising claims regarding their dietary supplements. According to the FTC, the…
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$1.3 Mill Judgement Against Weight Loss Scammers Who Violated Email Laws
Colby Fox, his companies Tachht, Inc., and Teqqi, LLC, and several other defendants were found guilty in federal…
By Robin Bull‘Infomercial’ Book Author Broke the Law with False Claims
Kevin Trudeau, informercial star and author of the book The Weight Loss Cure ‘They’ Don’t Want You to…
By Robin BullSpanish Speaking Consumers Victims of Fraudulent Debt Collection Scheme
Centro Natural, LLC was accused of violating the Telemarketing Sales Rule, the Do Not Call Registry, the FTC…
By Robin BullFTC Halts Company Running Tech Support Scam
In consumer protection news, the FTC sued Universal Network Solutions, LLC over deceptive marketing in the way that…
By Robin BullVictory Media Reaches Agreement to Resolve FTC Violations
Victory Media, Inc., was accused by the FTC of deceptive marketing practices related to their promotion of secondary…
By Robin BullFTC Cracking Down on Student Loan “Debt Relief” Scams
The FTC sat up and took notice of all the phone calls and complaints from the public regarding…
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Feds in Flux: Can AI Be Trusted at Trial? Panel Grapples with Regulating AI-Generated Evidence
Judge Opens Discovery in High-Stakes Social Media Censorship Lawsuit Against Biden Administration
Busted Doc: California Physician Pleads Guilty to $1.4 Million Medicare Fraud Scheme
PacLife Settles $15 Million Life Insurance Lawsuit: A Cautionary Tale About Premium Financing
