eCommerce
Electronic commerce, also known as eCommerce, refers to the purchase and sale of products or services online. Electronic commerce law addresses such issues as compliance with applicable Internet and technology legal regulatory requirements.
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FTC Sends Letters Warning 50 More Marketers to Cease Unsubstantiated COVID-19 Prevention Claims
The Federal Trade Commission announced it has sent letters warning 50 more marketers nationwide to immediately cease making unsubstantiated claims that their products and therapies can treat or prevent COVID-19. This is the fifth set of warning letters the FTC has announced as part of its ongoing efforts to protect consumers from health-related COVID-19 scams.…
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FTC Calls for Review of Endorsement Guides
The Federal Trade Commission has recently announced that it is seeking public comment on whether to make changes to its Endorsement Guides as part of the FTC’s retrospective review of its rules and guides designed to ensure that they are up-to-date, effective and not overly burdensome. The Endorsement Guides provide guidance to marketers designed to…
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Hinch Newman Quoted by Bloomberg on Crypto Exchanges
FTC compliance and defense attorney Richard Newman was recently quoted by Bloomberg News in an article entitled “Crypto Exchanges Step Up Customer Bounties as Volume Falls.” The article discusses the cryptocurrency exchange operational, legal and regulatory related issues. “Crypto referral programs are potentially lawful if, without limitation, there are truthful and accurate disclosures, compensation is…
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