Alabama cracks down on deceptive lawyer ads: 'Public trust and confidence' at stake
Under the new regulations, lawyers not licensed in Alabama must disclose their status in client-directed communications, addressing public concerns about deceptive advertising.
Exclusive | Letitia James' pro-consumer push could spark 'legal shakedowns' and boost greedy lawyers, businesses say
New York Attorney General Tish James' FAIR Business Practices Act aims to enhance consumer protection but faces backlash from business groups fearing increased frivolous lawsuits.
Lynch: California may need a revolt against its utility commission
California's Public Utilities Commission was established to protect consumers but is now criticized for failing to regulate utility companies effectively.
Lynch: California may need a revolt against its utility commission
California's Public Utilities Commission was established to protect consumers but is now criticized for failing to regulate utility companies effectively.
Central Bank appointed as 'trusted flagger' by Coimisiun na Mean to root out online scams and fraud
"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.
Texas goes after toothpaste in escalating fight over fluoride
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's investigation targets Colgate and Proctor & Gamble over potentially misleading fluoride marketing to parents and children.
Illinois bill aims to reform title insurance oversight
"Over the last 10 to 15 years, the IDFPR's willingness to engage and take on some of these bad actors has dissipated to the point where they literally do nothing."
House to hold key session on trigger leads bill in May
The reintroduced bill emphasizes that companies using trigger leads must make bona fide offers of credit, targeting those that may use predatory practices.
Buying Safe Weed: How COAs Help You Avoid Mold, Pesticides, and Lies | stupidDOPE
A Certificate of Analysis (COA) is crucial for cannabis buyers, ensuring the product's safety, potency, and quality by revealing actual content and contaminants.
Washington Legislature wants to study home equity investments
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Stick or twist: The hidden costs of switching a mortgage
Mortgage cash-back offers often lose attractiveness due to hidden costs like legal expenses and breakage fees, underscoring the need for informed decisions.
John J. LaFalce, Democrat Congressman Who Fought for Consumers, Dies at 85
John J. LaFalce, a former congressman known for his strong consumer protection and environmental laws, passed away at 85 from kidney failure. He served 14 terms.