Before Federal Trade Commission members Rebecca Kelly Slaughter and William Humphrey disputed their firings before the Supreme Court, there was Frank Myers, the postmaster of Portland, Oregon, whose case is still shaping the law.
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When is a bug not a bug? All too often, when it’s being considered for inclusion in a list of online customer comments.
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The Writers Guild of America’s challenge to the merger of Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery is a data-rich lawsuit that presents a wide array of statistics and anecdotes to bolster its...
In Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley, Harrisonburg Fire Chief Matthew Tobia is still waiting on his new 100-foot ladder truck.
The Federal Trade Commission has continued its effort to protect children in two recent cases targeting advertising practices.
The Federal Trade Commission highlighted military consumer month with another series of webinars, but the scale of fraud losses reported was more of a rise than a repetition.
For two decades, the word “Google” has been included in the dictionary, meaning to use the Google search engine to obtain information.
Former Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan, who had a tense relationship with the business community, has been named chair of the agency aimed at attracting new business to New York City.
Companies are becoming less cooperative and transparent in responding to state privacy investigations, dragging out inquiries and making them harder to resolve even as attorneys general prepare a...
TransDigm Group abandoned its acquisition of fellow defense contractor Stellant Systems after the Department of Justice threatened to sue to block the $960 million deal.
Mike Lee, Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley are seen as top competition and technology policy leaders who could play greater roles if Republicans keep control of the Senate.
After stints as a government lawyer and at two large law firms, Carsten Reichel has joined Heise Suarez Melville, a boutique litigation firm, based in Coral Gables, Florida.
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