Menards will be required to pay $4.25 million to a multi-state group that includes Ohio as part of the settlement.

(AP) - CarShield will pay $10 million to settle charges that its advertisements and telemarketing for its extended auto warranty plans are deceptive and misleading, the Federal Trade Commission said.

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CarShield's $10 million settlement with the FTC means thousands of customers will receive refund checks for misleading claims about repair coverage and benefits.

Epson has announced that a default judgment was entered for its recent deceptive advertising lawsuit against Dr. J, an Amazon selling partner that offers a line of projectors. If you aren’t fluent in ...

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WGEM/Gray News) - A multistate settlement has been reached with home improvement retail chain Menards over its advertising practices. State officials in Illinois shared that the ...

Tesla’s long running bet that bold branding could sell the future of driving has collided with a hard legal wall in ...