Consumer litigation is intensifying across multiple fronts: the FTC is scrutinizing AI bias safeguards under consumer protection law, retailers face suits over unauthorized merchandise, and cases are mounting under telemarketing, debt collection, and credit reporting statutes. Major brands including Amorepacific are settling disputes while new state debt default rules reshape creditor obligations.
·FTC warns that AI bias safeguards may violate consumer protection statutes
·Temu sued for selling unauthorized college merchandise without licensing
·TCPA, FDCPA, and FCRA litigation filings increased significantly in April
·Virginia's new uniform debt default judgment law changes creditor procedures
·Amorepacific settles Laneige Lip Mask lawsuit
drawn from Reuters, KCCI, The National Law Review, Consumer Financial Services Law Monitor · updated 1d ago