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Federal Trade Commission v. Acquinity Interactive, LLC et al
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0:14-cv-60166
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Firms
- Baker & Hostetler
- Dimond Kaplan
- Greenspoon Marder
- Homer Bonner
- Law Offices of Douglas J. Jeffrey
- Meland Budwick
- Tabet DiVito
- Venable LLP
Government Agencies
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November 10, 2021
Website Investor Beats FTC's Claims In Middle Of $100M Trial
A Florida federal judge let a Miami investor and real estate developer out of a Federal Trade Commission trial seeking $100 million from websites that tricked consumers into paying for freely obtainable information, finding that the agency failed to show he knew the websites he backed were doing something illegal.
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August 17, 2021
Fla. Judge Undoes $85M Asset Freeze In Fake Gov't Site Case
A Florida federal judge has overturned a Federal Trade Commission freeze of $85 million in assets from a man accused of fraudulently promising help with government services after declining the FTC's request to hold him in contempt over knowledge of a court order in a co-defendant's previous scuffle with the agency.
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October 22, 2014
FTC Wins $10M Settlement From Alleged Spam Text Schemers
Three groups of Internet marketing and advertising companies have agreed to a $10 million settlement with the Federal Trade Commission over claims they sent unsolicited text messages seeking to persuade millions of consumers to share private information through phony free gift card offers, the agency said Wednesday.