sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½

Consumer Protection Law360 provides breaking news and analysis on consumer rights law. Coverage includes litigation and enforcement actions over false advertising, deceptive trade practices, predatory lending, and debt collection, as well as related policy developments.

Sign up for a 7-day FREE trial today!

Latest News in Consumer Protection

• November 14, 2025

  FTC To Make Valvoline, Greenbriar Divest 45 Oil Shops

  The Federal Trade Commission said Friday that it will require Valvoline Inc. and Greenbriar Equity Group LP to divest 45 quick oil change shops to resolve antitrust concerns surrounding the automotive services company's planned acquisition of Breeze Autocare from the private equity firm for $625 million.

• November 14, 2025

  Costco Tequila Buyers Say They Were Misled About Quality

  A group of consumers accused Costco of falsely marketing its Kirkland Signature tequila as pure agave when, in fact, its tequila products feature a "significant presence" of non-agave sugars, according to a proposed class action filed Friday in Washington federal court.

• November 14, 2025

  Lowe's Sheds Suit Over TikTok, Microsoft Trackers

  A California federal judge has thrown out a proposed class action accusing home improvement retailer Lowe's of illegally sharing website visitors' personal data with TikTok and Microsoft, finding that while the plaintiffs had adequately laid out their wiretap claim, they failed to allege the type of concrete injury necessary to sustain their suit.

• November 14, 2025

  Judge Again Rejects Title IX, Class Rep Objections To NIL Deal

  The NCAA's $2.78 billion settlement with college athletes who sought compensation for their name, image and likeness survived objections from seven athletes who lodged various claims of discrimination and inadequate representation for future athletes.

• November 14, 2025

  NextNav Asks FCC To Act Now On GPS Backup Proposal

  Geolocation service provider NextNav is butting heads with an artificial intelligence company at the Federal Communications Commission about whether the agency should act now to establish a spectrum-based alternative to GPS or wait and see how an AI-based alternative works out.

See more Consumer Protection news