ComplyGuard Blog

Disney and ABC got slammed with a $2.75 million CCPA fine for botched opt-out systems. If a company with unlimited lawyers can mess this up, your e-commerce site probably has the same problems.

The FTC's new rule on fake reviews and testimonials is now enforceable with penalties up to $51,744 per violation. Here's what changed and how to comply.

California's Attorney General opened investigations into fast-fashion platforms for misleading environmental claims. What this means for e-commerce sustainability marketing.

Every state has a consumer protection law that can affect your online store. Here's what UDAP means, why it matters, and what you need to know to stay compliant.

New York's Attorney General filed suit alleging dark patterns in subscription enrollment and cancellation. The case highlights risks for any business with recurring billing.

That "Was $99, Now $49" label on your product page might be illegal in California, New York, and a dozen other states. Here's the state-by-state breakdown.

The FTC levied its first fines under the strengthened Click-to-Cancel rule. Three companies fined a combined $4.2M for subscription cancellation dark patterns.

No refund policy? That might mean your customers get 30 days by default. Here's what every state requires for return and refund disclosures.

The FTC's new Click-to-Cancel rule changes subscription compliance nationwide. Plus California, New York, and other state-specific requirements you need to know.

A major online retailer agreed to pay $2.8M for displaying inflated 'original prices' that were never actually charged. What this means for comparison pricing compliance.