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NYC DCWP Alleges Tow Truck Operator Engaged in Predatory and Unlawful Practices
On March 4, 2026, New York City Mayor Mamdani and the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) announced a lawsuit against Instant Recovery Corp., a Bronx-based tow truck operator, for allegedly engaging in predatory practices and repeatedly violating City law. After purportedly receiving a high volume of complaints, DCWP states that…

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Richard Newman Quoted by New York Post on NYC Consumer Protection Law
Consumer protection defense lawyer Richard B. Newman was recently quoted by the New York Post in an article discussing a moving company that has purportedly been “hit by a litany of complaints.”   In the article. Mr. Newman states that “[g]enerally speaking, failing to provide the quality of services advertised and using predatory practices can violate…

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NYC DCWP Issues Citywide "Subscription Trap” Compliance Warning to Gyms
On February 19, 2026 Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani and the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) announced that it has sent warning notices to 187 gyms and health clubs across the city including Equinox, Planet Fitness and PureGym. The letters urge businesses to comply with state law governing membership cancellations and with the city’s Consumer…

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How to Comply With FTC and California Strike-Through Pricing Laws
Strike-through “comparison” pricing is a popular marketing technique where a higher “regular” price is listed on advtertising materials and crossed out in close proximity to a lower, “discounted” sale price.  The practice is enforced when “unfair or deceptive” by federal and state regulatory bodies, as well as private plaintiffs. FTC Guides Against Deceptive Pricing ...

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What are Key Factors the FTC Considers When Calculating Monetary Civil Penalties?
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