NAD Refers ASO to FTC for Non-Compliance on “2x Faster Healing” Claim
NAD found that the “2x faster healing” claim was not supported and recommended its discontinuation. ASO agreed to comply with NAD’s recommendations.
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National Advertising Division Recommends Tempur-Pedic Discontinue Disparaging Claims Against Sleep Number
In this case, however, NAD found that the challenged advertising created a misleading impression, suggesting Sleep Number beds are comparable to temporary air mattresses that consumers would not use for their regular sleeping needs.
Settlement with Local MRI Provider Improves Access to Healthcare Services for Chicago Residents with Disabilities
As a result of this settlement agreement, Open MRI will implement new policies and practices to ensure its healthcare services are accessible to patients with mobility disabilities, procure accessible medical equipment, and train its staff to provide transfer assistance.
Accessibility Improvements for Pedestrians with Mobility Disabilities Result from Partial Consent Decree with City of Baltimore
Under the partial consent decree, the City has agreed, among other things, to devote a minimum of $44 million, and potentially up to $50 million, over the course of four years to the construction and/or remediation of thousands of curb ramps and the remediation of tens of thousands of square feet of sidewalks throughout Baltimore.
Call for submissions for Volume 3 Issue 1 by Legal Research & Analysis
Legal Research & Analysis is a refereed journal, and all published articles are peer-reviewed.
Call for Submissions for Volume 3 Issue 1 by Trends in Intellectual Property Research
Trends in Intellectual Property Research is a refereed journal, and all published articles are peer-reviewed.
ACC Announces Newest Membership Benefit: The ACC Mentor Match Program
New ACC program helps in-house counsel quickly and easily connect with mentors or mentees around the world.
McKeen & Associates Joins Legal Effort Challenging Michigan’s Cap on Non-Economic Damages in Medical Malpractice Cases
The American Association for Justice argues that Michigan’s damages cap unjustly deprives the most seriously harmed victims of medical malpractice of their full compensatory damages.
BBB National Programs Names Phyllis Marcus as Vice President, National Advertising Division
Marcus is a leader in the Advertising Bar with decades of FTC-related and law firm experience.
LA County Reaches Historic $4 Billion Settlement in Juvenile Hall Systemic Sexual Abuse Case
Five-year settlement plan prioritizes restorative justice for victims while ensuring financial stability for L.A. County.