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- The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Finally takes action against Amazon’s tricky “Amazon Prime” program
- eFiling Spreads Throughout Wyoming State Courts
- Colorado Privacy Act
- How to handle a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Civil Investigative Demand (CID)
- Alternatives to Litigation
- How to prevent business disputes
- Seven Years!
- Handling Internal Business Disputes
- First Year of the Chancery Court of Wyoming
- Chancery Court Report
- Irresponsible Steel Building Company
- New Details on the Wyoming Chancery Court
- Harmony Law was successful in pursuing a Fraudulent Transfer Action against a Cook Islands Trust
- Clients avoid liability in Consumer Protection action brought by Wyoming Attorney General
- Update on Wyoming and Colorado State and Federal Court Procedures during physical distancing
- Consumer Protection Update Published
- Wyoming removes due process protection for companies
- Challenging Civil Investigative Subpoenas or Civil Investigative Demands
- The ebb and flow of litigation
- Wyoming creates a Chancery Court
- Key Differences between State Courts (Wyoming and Colorado)
- Maintaining anonymity with your LLC in Wyoming
- It is easier to believe in Godzilla than that Corporations have values
- Work from Home Scams
- Utah seems to be the center for online business schemes
- Fair Debt Collection Practice Act – Violations
- Cheyenne Couple Sue Over Alleged Theft of Money from Home Sale
- Two Years of consumer law blogs
- Don’t let yourself be pressured into a roofing contract
- Foreclosure Prevention – If it seems too good to be true . . .
- Why Harmony Law does not use Facebook
- FTC’s evolving description of “clearly and conspicuously”
- FTC addresses alleged deceptive advertising by Telomerase Activation Sciences
- Fraud Report in Wyoming
- Fraud Report in Colorado
- Should I buy trip insurance?
- Wyoming considers an elected Attorney General in the new session
- What is mediation?
- What is arbitration?
- Preparing for Civil Litigation
- Colorado company settles with Iowa Attorney General
- What to do about unwanted marketing calls or robocalls?
- What to do about the Equifax Data Breach?
- Consumers tricked into paying 2,000% more
- One year of consumer law blogs
- Substantiation goes for all products, including paint
- Wyoming adopts law reining in freewheeling roof repair outfits
- CenturyLink’s alleged lack of integrity leads to several lawsuits
- The FTC obtains $280 million judgment against Dish Network for telemarketing violations
- What do you do when there is an error on your credit report?
- CFPB’s existence attacked by company it is suing
- Colorado Attorney General fails to prove that Debt Collection Law Firm overcharged
- Wyoming goes after transient pavers
- Wyoming removes the cloak of anonymity for shell companies
- Top 10 Consumer Complaints in Colorado
- Can you prove those claims?
- Reform on the way at Equifax, Experian and TransUnion?
- Wyoming seems poised to pass the bill that closes loopholes for Wyoming entities
- “Made in the USA” means it is made in the USA
- Timeshare company settles with the Colorado Attorney General
- Novel Advertising Gone Wrong
- Wyoming attempts to plug a shell company loophole
- Class Actions in Consumer Cases
- Credit Freeze or Credit Monitoring?
- The Colorado Attorney General goes after a Timeshare Sale Operation
- Mandated Data Security Program
- What does the new presidency mean for consumer law?
- You must disclose “influencers” in advertising
- Yo-Yo care sale financing terms – Can the customer also use the terms to back out of the deal?
- Wyoming substantiation case sets the bar high for testing
- The FCC issues new consumer privacy rules
- Investigative Interviews in Colorado
- Investigative Interviews Wyoming
- Consumer complaints up in Colorado, Wyoming and Alaska
- Those that help faciliate deceptive marketing can also be held liable
- Should I dissolve my company if it is under investigation?
- Substantiation for Advertising Claims
- What happens when a consumer files a complaint with the Wyoming Attorney General’s Office?
- FTC again highlights the importance of “Clear and Conspicuous” disclosure of the material terms
- Defending against a Wyoming Attorney General Subpoena
- Comparing the Wyoming and Colorado Consumer Protection Acts – Not exactly the same
- Why so much interest in Wyoming limited liability companies (LLCs)?
- Is your website or mobile app compliant with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)?
- FTC hits company hard for engaging in unauthorized recurring charges – Includes violations of the Electronic Fund Transfer Act
- What happens when a consumer files a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission?
- Subscriptions and Recurring Charges and the Restore Online Shoppers’ Confidence Act
- Subscriptions and Recurring Charges and the Electronic Fund Transfer Act
- If it says “all natural” or “100% natural” on the ingredient label, can the product have any synthetic ingredients?
- Yes, you should retain an attorney to represent you during the interview
- The consequences of not responding to a subpoena
- What is “clear and conspicuous” disclosure?
- Is it possible to have the other party pay for my attorney fees?
- The Federal Trade Commission’s view of Native Advertising
- “Free” Trial Offer?
- Credit Card Processing Company approval of your company’s website does not mean that the website is compliant with consumer protection law
- What type of resolution does the Attorney General’s Office seek under Consumer Protection laws?
- What do you do if served with a civil investigative subpoena or demand from the Attorney General’s Office?
- What do you do if served with a civil investigative subpoena or demand from the Attorney General’s Office?