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Latest Update: On July 21, 2025, the National Advertising Review Board (NARB) upheld recommendations that Essor Group, Inc. discontinue advertising claims that Boka toothpaste remineralizes and whitens teeth, as well as prebiotic mouthwash claims. Essor announced it would comply with NARB’s recommendations despite disagreeing with the decision. Critical Clarification: This is not a federal court…

DoorDash driver Olivia Henderson appeared in Oswego City Court on December 4, 2025, facing two felony charges after allegedly recording and posting a video of a naked customer on TikTok. The 23-year-old from Oswego, New York, is charged with second-degree unlawful surveillance and first-degree dissemination of an unlawful surveillance image—both Class E felonies carrying up…

A mandatory divorce class for parents with children is a court-required parenting education program that divorcing parents must complete before a judge will finalize their divorce. Seventeen states require ALL divorcing parents with minor children to attend, while four additional states mandate classes only in contested divorces. Failure to complete court-ordered classes may lead to…

Trajector Medical, a Florida-based company providing medical evidence services for VA disability claims, faces ongoing legal challenges and regulatory scrutiny. The Department of Veterans Affairs sent warning letters in 2017 and 2022 stating the company may be violating federal law by charging veterans for assistance with disability claims. One federal lawsuit was filed in 2023…

The University of Metaphysical Sciences lawsuit was dismissed on May 12, 2025, ending nearly eight years of trademark and advertising disputes between competing metaphysical education institutions. The case involved International Metaphysical Ministry (operating as University of Metaphysics and University of Sedona) filing claims against University of Metaphysical Sciences over Google advertising practices. What Is the…

CarGuard Administration faces multiple federal lawsuits alleging violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), with the most recent case Fleming v. CarGuard Administration filed in November 2024 in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia. Plaintiffs claim they received unsolicited robocalls promoting extended vehicle warranties despite being registered on the National…

What Are the Spectrum Lawsuit Settlements? Charter Communications (Spectrum) faces multiple consumer protection settlements totaling over $193 million. The New York settlement of $174.2 million includes $62.5 million in direct refunds to over 700,000 subscribers, while California consumers received $16.9 million covering more than 170,000 customers. A new 2025 lawsuit challenges the $28 monthly Broadcast…