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AG Watch: Oregon Targets Consumer Costs [Law360]

In Keturah’s latest Oregon AG Watch article for Law360, AG Watch: Oregon Targets Consumer Costs, she examines how Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield’s focus on lowering consumer costs is playing out through significant litigation over state and federal laws governing financial services.

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AG Tong Launches Investigation Into Kik Messenger App

Connecticut AG William Tong announced an investigation into MediaLab.AI Inc. (MediaLab) concerning allegations related to age assurance practices and content moderation on its messaging app Kik, which allows users to send text messages, photos, videos, and join public or private group chats. Connecticut has previously issued a notice of violation under the Connecticut Data Privacy…

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FTC Reaches $4.85 Settlement with Payment Processor Nuvei Over Merchant Screening Practices

The FTC has reached a $4.85 million settlement with the global payment processor Nuvei Corporation and its subsidiaries, Nuvei International Group Limited, Nuvei Limited, SafeCharge Digital Limited, and Nuvei Technologies Inc. over allegations that the firm provided payment processing services to merchants that were engaged in alleged deceptive conduct, including technology and support scams that…

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Wisconsin DOJ and DATCP Secure $48 Million Consumer Protection Judgment Against Used Auto Parts Companies and Owner

The Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) have obtained a $4.85 million consumer protection judgment against Cudahy-based Midwest Auto Recycling LLC and its subsidiaries, including Engine and Transmission World, Quality Used Engines, Engine Shopper, among others, and its owner, Alfred Talyansky. The case involved allegations…

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FTC Finalizes Order with Cox Media Group Over AI-Powered Marketing Service

The FTC finalized an order requiring Cox Media Group (CMG), MindSift LLC, and 1010 Digital Works LLC to pay a total of $930,000 to settle allegations that the companies misled consumers about an AI-powered service, which they allegedly claimed could target localized ads based on conversations captured from consumers’ smart devices and that consumers had opted into such targeting.

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