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Video Replay of “FTC Compliance and Performance Marketing”

The PMA recently held a LinkedIn Live webinar entitled “FTC Compliance and Performance Marketing: Understand the Rules and Your Responsibilities.” Our special guest, Michael Ostheimer, is a senior consumer protection attorney in the Federal Trade Commission's Division of Advertising Practices. The webinar is now available for replay...

Tricia Meyer

PMA Webinar: FTC Compliance and Performance Marketing

As part of our continuing series of monthly affiliate marketing webinars, we are doing something a little different this time. Normally our webinars feature only PMA members. This time, we are going straight to the source of the rulemaking: the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The...

Tricia Meyer

FTC Announces Final Rule Combatting Fake Consumer Reviews and Testimonials

On August 14, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission announced a Final Rule combatting fake consumer reviews and testimonials by prohibiting their sale or purchase (the “Rule” or “Final Rule”).  The long-awaited Rule allows the FTC to strengthen enforcement, seek monetary civil penalties against violators and deter AI-generated...

Richard Newman

Proposed Changes to FTC Endorsement Guides

On May 19, the FTC released proposed changes to the “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsement and Testimonials in Advertising”, which are now open to public comment. If enacted they would impact affiliate marketing activities, as these changes pertain in large part to the use...

Rebecca Stern

FTC Asks Congress to Pass Legislation Reviving Section 13(b)

In April 2021, the Federal Trade Commission asked Congress to pass legislation reviving the agency’s authority to return money to consumers harmed by law violations and keep illegal conduct from reoccurring. Testifying on behalf of the Commission, Acting FTC Chairwoman Rebecca Kelly Slaughter told a subcommittee...

Richard Newman

FTC Judicial Enforcement Authority Under Attack

For years, attorneys practicing before the Federal Trade Commission have argued that the FTC routinely exceeds its statutory authority when it initiates federal court enforcement lawsuits.  These arguments are finally gaining traction. First, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in FTC v. Shire...

Richard Newman