Law
The dupe wars just escalated with a juicy new lawsuit. The beauty industry is witnessing another high-profile legal battle as Glow Recipe has filed a comprehensive lawsuit against Australian beauty brand MCoBeauty, accusing the company of trade dress infringement, false advertising, and unfair competition.
A new wave of class action lawsuits is questioning the truth behind “Made in USA” claims, as consumers allege that several popular brands have misled shoppers about the domestic origins of their products.
A settlement is underway to resolve claims that Poppi overstated the gut health benefits of its sodas.
A new lawsuit claims popular clothing retailer Akira misled shoppers with fake sales and inflated “regular” prices.
A new class action lawsuit is shining a spotlight on the marketing tactics of True Religion, a well-known American denim brand, as consumers allege the company’s “flash sales” are not as limited as advertised.
A wave of class action lawsuits is putting the spotlight on influencer marketing practices at major brands, with consumers alleging that Shein, Celsius, and Revolve failed to disclose paid relationships with social media influencers.
DevaCurl is facing a new class action lawsuit in California, with accusations that the brand misled shoppers through fake discounts and inflated reference prices.
A new class action lawsuit claims Fashion Nova misled shoppers with fake discounts and inflated prices on its website.
A class action lawsuit in Canada claims Boohoo, PrettyLittleThing, and Nasty Gal misled shoppers with deceptive sales pricing.
Kourtney Kardashian Barker’s Lemme supplement empire is under legal scrutiny, as allegations of deceptive advertising spark a class action investigation by a national litigation firm.
As financial pressures mount, Vancouver’s Mountain Equipment Co. (MEC) is under fire from suppliers over unpaid bills, with several lawsuits filed and the company reportedly exploring a sale for the second time in five years.
Gen Z-favorite retailer Revolve is under legal fire as a $50-million class-action lawsuit alleges the brand’s influencer marketing strategy misled at least a million shoppers by disguising paid endorsements as authentic recommendations.
Alo Yoga’s rise to cult status has always been fueled by social buzz, but this week, the brand finds itself at the center of a $150 million class action lawsuit—one that could reshape the future of influencer marketing.
Many retailers are embarking on a journey to transform from traditional brick-and-mortar establishments to thriving e-commerce businesses.
As a retail innovator, understanding the complex landscape of business law is essential for safeguarding your enterprise.
In today’s digital-first business world, your brand lives and breathes on social media. Whether you’re selling body butter, launching a T-shirt line, or building your coaching brand, platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook are often your first storefront.
Retail in 2025 is undergoing rapid transformation, with an estimated 15,000 brick-and-mortar stores expected to close across the United States-more than double the 7,325 closures recorded last year.
The Duchess of Sussex’s latest business venture, As Ever, ignited a legal firestorm after a New York City clothing label accused Meghan Markle of trademark infringement.
The viral success of Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s “Canada Is Not For Sale” hat has sparked an unexpected legal battle between the Ottawa-based company behind the merchandise and a British Columbia retailer.