Regulation and Compliance
From subscription offers, free trials, special promotions, marketing copy, auto-renewal notification, consumer privacy, financial reporting, payment processes, and more – there are a lot of laws that subscription, membership, and recurring-revenue companies need to understand and comply with.
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Lisa B. Dubrow, Esq, our Subscription Insider Guide to Subscription Regulation and Compliance and partner at Dubrow & Bhonslay, reminds members of the upcoming deadlines
Given the current scrutiny of subscription-based recurring billing programs, particularly in California, marketers should take the time to re-examine their auto-renewal programs. Lisa B. Dubrow,
Using affiliate marketers will not give you a pass in creating offers that comply with the law in any negative option sales. Lisa B. Dubrow,
Yesterday the Federal Trade Commission announced an agreement by AdoreMe Inc., a New York-based online lingerie retailer, to pay customers more than $1.3 million for
As marketers, you need to support all advertising claims. However, sometimes a claim might appear ambiguous and therefore you might conclude it is not necessary
On September 28th, Californias governor signed into law new requirements for subscription and membership companies with negative option plans. Lisa B. Dubrow, Esq., Subscription Insider
The California superior court has fined subscription company, Beachbody, $3.6 Million after an investigation found it was applying recurring charges for subscription renewals, sometimes after
Two social media influencers, Trevor Martin, ‘TmarTn’ and Thomas Cassell of The Syndicate Project, settled with the Federal Trade Commission on charges that they failed
The FTC has updated its guidelines and FAQs on Influencer testimonials and endorsements, after settling a case and sending warning letters to companies. Lisa B.
On Thursday, Equifax Inc. (NYSE: EFX), one of the three major credit reporting agencies, disclosed that they experienced a massive data breach between mid-May through
