Washington state AG: Body-worn cameras don’t require consent Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson said that police officers with body-worn cameras do not need consent from citizens to… Read More
Washington AG sues audio language learning product maker Pimsleur Approach for ‘deceptive marketing tactics’ Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson today filed a lawsuit against a Philadelphia-based online company called Stroll for using “deceptive marketing… Read More
Kickstarter fraud: Washington files first consumer protection lawsuit involving crowdfunding If you raise money via Kickstarter and don’t deliver products you promised backers, the government will come after you. In… Read More
AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile plan to stop charging for “premium” texts According to a press release put out by the Washington State Attorney General’s office today, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile have… Read More
Google forks over $610K to Washington state for Safari browser tracking settlement Google paid $610,600 to Washington state today after the Mountain View company reached a $17 million settlement with 37 states… Read More
T-Mobile needs to fix ‘deceptive’ no-contract ads, says Washington state AG The way T-Mobile USA is touting its shift away from wireless contracts has Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson seriously… Read More
