On August 1, a San Francisco jury used the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) to deliver a groundbreaking verdict in the Flo menstrual app case against Meta, establishing a viable blueprint for future privacy cases against Big Tech. CIPA, passed in 1967, was originally designed to protect Continue Reading
Glossy | Glossy 101: The Dos and Don’ts of Influencer Partnership Disclosures
Revolve, a fashion retailer, is facing a class-action lawsuit alleging that both the company and its influencers had failed to disclose paid partnerships, giving consumers the false impression that the influencer endorsements were organic, rather than paid. Although class-action lawsuits are on the Continue Reading
Natural Selection: NY Federal Court Dismisses “Natural” Personal Care Claims, Decertifies Class
The Bottom Line In a departure from several California court rulings on the same issue, a New York federal judge has decertified three classes of consumers seeking to recover damages for allegedly deceptive “natural” labeling claims on Tom’s of Maine toothpaste and deodorant products. The Continue Reading