This GT Alert summarizes the state-law developments and highlights practical compliance considerations for businesses that develop, sell, or use algorithmic pricing tools.
Continue Reading Algorithmic Pricing Under Fire: State Restrictions on Personalized and Surveillance Pricing
FTC seeks public comment on a proposed policy statement addressing personalized pricing and how the FTC Act Section 5 may apply to data-driven pricing practices.
Continue Reading FTC Seeks Public Comment on Proposed Policy Statement Regarding ‘Personalized Pricing’
The Federal Trade Commission recently announced settlements requiring three co-founders of cryptocurrency platform Celsius Network (Celsius) to pay a total of $16.5 million to resolve claims arising from the agency’s 2023 enforcement action against Celsius and its executives. The settlements also impose permanent restrictions on the executives’ ability to market or sell certain financial and cryptocurrency-related products and services.
Continue Reading FTC Secures $16.5 Million Settlements with Celsius Network Co-Founders
FTC’s proposed AI policy statement targets undisclosed output steering and highlights disclosure obligations under the FTC Act.
Continue Reading FTC Issues Proposed Policy Statement on AI Accuracy and Output Steering
Vermont joins the Consortium of Privacy Regulators, expanding multistate privacy enforcement coordination among state regulators.
Continue Reading Vermont Joins Growing Consortium of State Privacy Regulators
Vermont enacted H.648, requiring certain commercial financing providers and brokers to obtain licenses and provide standardized disclosures.
Louisiana’s Money Transmission Act replaces the state’s prior framework with a new licensing regime for money transmitters.
Continue Reading Louisiana Enacts New Money Transmission Act, Largely Adopting Model Money Transmission Modernization Act
On July 10, 2026, New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) finalized and adopted its “Click-to-Cancel Rule,” which takes effect on Oct. 1, 2026.
Recent court decisions highlight how website design, conspicuous notice, and user assent can determine whether online terms are enforceable.
Continue Reading From Click to Contract: When Courts Enforce Online Terms
President Trump has nominated Brian Johnson, a Capital One executive and former CFPB official, to serve as the Bureau’s next director. His nomination signals continued regulatory restraint at the federal level, while state actors move to fill the enforcement gap.
Continue Reading Brian Johnson Nominated as New CFPB Director