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Traction at last for traffic light-coded food labelling but some still pass
Written Osborne Clarke on 17 Jul 2013
Who: UK Department of Health Where: A supermarket near you When: 19 June 2013 Law stated as at: 19 June 2013 What happened: On 19 June, the Department of Health…
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What you need to know about landmark Consumer Rights Bill
Written Osborne Clarke on 09 Jul 2013
Who: UK Government Where: London When: 12 June 2013 Law stated as at: 3 July 2013 What happened: As anticipated in our June update, the Government has published its…
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Key appeal court findings on unfair commercial practices regulations in “The Queen and X Ltd”
Written Osborne Clarke on 11 Jun 2013
Topic: Consumer protection Who: The Queen vs X Ltd Where: Court of Appeal, London When: May 2013 Law stated as at: 23 May 2013 What happened: The Court of Appeal…
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Nuisance call complaint levels prompt Ofcom report
Written Osborne Clarke on 10 Jun 2013
Who: OFCOM When: May 17 2013 Where: London Law stated as at: June 4 2013 What happened: Phone calls down; nuisance calls up Telecommunications reached a turning point in 2011. …
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PhonepayPlus launches digital marketing consultation
Written by Anna Williams on 10 Jun 2013
Who: PhonepayPlus When: 16 May 2013 Where: United Kingdom Law stated as at: 4 June 2013 What happened: PhonepayPlus (PPP) has certainly been busy drafting consultation papers! After launching a…
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“Bid” and “Price drop” channel operator referred to Ofcom
Written by Ben Dunham on 10 Jun 2013
Who: Sit-Up Limited (“Sit-Up”) trading as ‘Bid’ and ‘Price Drop’, the Advertising Standards Authority (“ASA”) and Ofcom When: 21 May 2013 Where: UK Law stated as at: 3 June 2013…
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OFT reports on personalised pricing
Written by Nick Johnson on 10 Jun 2013
Who: Office of Fair Trading Where: UK When: May 2013 Law stated as at: 5 June 2013 What happened: In May 2013 the UK’s Office of Fair Trading (OFT) published…
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Consumer Rights Bill on the way
Written Osborne Clarke on 10 Jun 2013
Who: UK Government Where: London When: 8 May 2013 Law stated as at: 31 May 2013 What happened: The promise of a Consumer Bill of Rights fit for the 21st…
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Was Talk Talk’s free YouView box really free?
Written Osborne Clarke on 14 May 2013
Topic: Prices Who: Advertising Standards Authority, TalkTalk Telecom Ltd trading as TalkTalk Where: UK When: 17 April 2013 Law stated as at: 2 May 2013 What happened: The ASA prevents…
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US exercised over two credit card issues
Written by Ben Dunham on 14 May 2013
Topic: Privacy Who: MasterCard, Inc. (“MasterCard”), Melissa Tyler and Michaels Stores Inc When: Late 2012 – April 2013 Where: USA Law stated as at: 2 May 2013 What happened: Towards…
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Trial offers with strings irk ASA
Written Osborne Clarke on 14 May 2013
Topic: Distance selling Who: The Advertising Standards Authority and Izef LLC t/a Powerprecisiontrials.com and Beyond Nutra Ltd t/a beyondraspberrykeytone.co.uk When: March 2013 Where: UK Law stated as at: 1 May…
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Record mis-selling fine
Written Osborne Clarke on 14 May 2013
Topic: Telemarketing Who: Ofgem Where: UK When: 3 May 2013 Law stated as at: 8 May 2013 What happened: Energy regulator Ofgem has imposed its largest ever fine of £10.5m…
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All Articles in Consumer protection

Traction at last for traffic light-coded food labelling but some still pass

What you need to know about landmark Consumer Rights Bill

Key appeal court findings on unfair commercial practices regulations in “The Queen and X Ltd”

Nuisance call complaint levels prompt Ofcom report

PhonepayPlus launches digital marketing consultation

“Bid” and “Price drop” channel operator referred to Ofcom

OFT reports on personalised pricing

Consumer Rights Bill on the way

Was Talk Talk’s free YouView box really free?

US exercised over two credit card issues

Trial offers with strings irk ASA

Record mis-selling fine

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