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Consumer
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The IP Law Blog
Compliance Deadline for California’s New Privacy Act Coming Up Fast; Are You Ready?
By Scott Hervey
The deadline for business to implement compliance with the California Consumer Privacy Act is just around the corner and chances are most businesses are not ready. On June 28, 2018,…
Global Regulation Tomorrow
PSD2 implementing legislation entered into force
On 19 February 2019, the Act implementing the revised Payment Services Directive (EU/2015/2366) (PSD2) (Implementatiewet herziene richtlijn betaaldiensten) and the Decree implementing PSD2 (Implementatiebesluit herziene richtlijn betaaldiensten) entered into force…
PropertyProf Blog
What Happens to Your Rewards Points When You Die?
By propertyprof
Gerry Breyer is on the case:If you die, your rewards points may die with you. According to a recent study by marketresearch firm Colloquy, major rewards programs like Delta SkyMiles,…
ContractsProf Blog
NY Codifies “Professor Review Copy Not for Resale”
I vaguely recall a discussion on the Contracts Listserv about the legal weight (if any) of the publisher's stamp on textbooks proclaiming: "Professor Review Copy Not for Resale." Well, New…
ContractsProf Blog
In the News: September 11
All things come to he who waits: top NFL draft pick JaMarcus Russell has apparently agreed "in principle" to a deal with the Oakland Raiders that will guarantee him $31…
ContractsProf Blog
Three Sheets to the Wind, or Less
Bed sheets are normally sold by "thread count" -- how many strands of fiber run horizontally or vertically through a given inch of the fabric. Two large retailers, Bed Bath…
ContractsProf Blog
AALS: What I Really Hate About Commercial Law
The AALS Contracts Section's program is, as we've mentioned before, scheduled for Saturday, January 7, 2006. But there's a great warm-up planned for Friday, when our sister Section on Commercial…
ContractsProf Blog
PING: Getting Screwed By The GovernmentURL: http://llamabutchers.mu.nu/archives/131769.phpIP: 67.19.5.2BLOG NAME: The LLama ButchersDATE: 11/08/2005 12:03:00 PMWho knew there were state laws governing on-line dating service prices? Great Expectations, an Internet dating service, fell short of the expectations of two Manhattan women and must refund their membership fees, a Manhattan judge has ruled. The women’…
The contracts for one of the country's leading Internet dating services have apparently run afoul of a New York law that could put it out of business. A New York…
ContractsProf Blog
Ontario gets new consumer regs
New regulations under Ontario’s Consumer Protection Act 2002 are expected to come into effect July 30. They’re a mix of new disclosure provisions, mandatory contract warranty terms, specific measures addressed…