#consumer-protection

#consumer-protection

It took a while, but I now count myself among numerous victims relieved to see a man accused of rampant fraud facing justice.

A number of water companies have been banned from paying "unfair" bonuses to senior executives under new rules, the government has announced. The measures apply to water companies that do not meet environmental and consumer standards, are not financially resilient or have been convicted of a criminal offence.

Sears expressed that despite NAR's strong ties with lawmakers, their relationship with the DOJ remains strained, as misunderstandings about NAR's business model persist.

"Choosi made false or misleading representations to, and engaged in conduct that was liable to mislead, prospective funeral and life insurance customers by making statements that conveyed that Choosi compared funeral and life insurance policies from a range of insurers."

Credit card fraud was the most common form of identity theft during the first quarter of 2025, according to the FTC. Criminals are improving their tactics.

"Fans should be especially wary about purchasing tickets from social media marketplaces and avoid ticket scalpers at the venue to prevent scams."

Under the new regulations, lawyers not licensed in Alabama must disclose their status in client-directed communications, addressing public concerns about deceptive advertising.

The bankruptcy of SunPower left thousands of customers like the Pinneris without support for their solar systems, leading to frustration and skyrocketing electric bills.

The FCA's recent consultation explores increasing or removing the £100 contactless card limit, aiming to enhance consumer flexibility while ensuring good outcomes under Consumer Duty rules.

"Coimisiún na Meán is committed to ensuring a media landscape that consumers can trust, and where they are protected from exploitation and fraud," said John Evans, digital services commissioner for Coimisiún na Meán.

The judgment is the first one obtained by any prosecutor against a major sunscreen manufacturer for "reef friendly" advertising.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's investigation targets Colgate and Proctor & Gamble over potentially misleading fluoride marketing to parents and children.