Dyson won $16m from a vacuum competitor whose comparative ads were false.

FTC sued a company for buying fake Amazon reviews.

North Dakota passed auto-renewal legislation that’s gaining popularity across the country.

Apple beat an ADA web accessibility suit in SDNY on standing grounds. The plaintiff had filed over 800 federal web accessibility suits since 2017, inspiring this comment from the judge: There is nothing inherently wrong with filing duplicative lawsuits against multiple defendants if the harms to be remedied do exist and are indeed identical. But those who live by the photocopier shall die by the photocopier. By failing specifically to assert any concrete injury, Plaintiff’s claims fail as a matter of law.

BBB started a service for consumers to lodge false advertising complaints. Wonderful.

Senator Hawley (R-Mo) introduced the Social Media Addiction Reduction Technology (SMART) Act, which would place caps on a social media user’s ability to infinitely scroll content without taking an affirmative step (like refreshing or clicking).