A recent Federal Trade Commission enforcement in the US consumer health market, against a firm marketing dietary supplements and other products in its pyramid financial scheme, shows the agency's hamstrung without a tool it had used for decades to gain monetary relief in false advertising complaints.
An Arizona federal judge found in the FTC’s favor on all counts the agency included in its complaint against James Noland and other defendants linked to Success By Media Holdings...
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