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Publishers Clearing House to refund customers $18.5 million in FTC settlement for 'deceptive' practices


Publishers Clearing House agreed to settle a lawsuit with the Federal Trade Commission for $18.5 million, the agency said Monday. The FTC alleged that PCH, well known for its sweepstakes, used ... Read More

The lab whose junk science is fueling a frenzy of litigation


Valisure, a Connecticut-based laboratory, has become a one-stop shop for plaintiffs’ lawyers seeking to manufacture mass tort claims. The lab’s pattern is clear: Conduct unrealistic product testing, ... Read More

Nexon, Publisher of Maplestory Fined for $9 Million alleged ‘Deceptive Practices’


This decision by the KFTC reflects a broader concern about deceptive business practices in the gaming ... implications for game developers and publishers, especially those operating in markets ... Read More

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