We recently wrote about the potential dark side of store loyalty cards, citing a putative class action filed in New York City. In the wake of a decision denying classification in that case we discussed earlier, our concern has been somewhat alleviated. In his August 6, 2015 decision, a federal judge said that data of
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Perception of Deception
By Sheila A. Millar on
Posted in Advertising, Labeling

In the advertising world, we know that deception lies in the eyes of the beholder. Agencies like the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), or self-regulatory bodies like the National Advertising Division (NAD), legally stand in the shoes of the consumer, in the absence of consumer perception studies. In private litigation, however, the question of consumer perception …