Credit: meeboonstudio/Adobe Stock FTC's Ban on Fake Consumer Reviews Includes Monetary Recovery Despite High Court Ruling
"We're going to see a lot more enforcement by the FTC specifically because this rule now provides a path for them to seek monetary remedies, which they haven't had," said Kathleen Benway, a partner at Alston & Bird.
September 17, 2024 at 04:49 PM
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Regulation
The Federal Trade Commission's new rule banning fake consumer reviews and testimonials enables the FTC to seek monetary penalties, an avenue the agency seems very willing to pursue, regulatory attorneys said this week.
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