| The Truth in Lending Act - Advertising Consumer Credit - Overview |
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| The Truth in Lending Act and the Federal Reserve Board's Regulation Z impose special disclosure requirements upon any person or entity that places an advertisement for consumer credit offered by a creditor. The purpose of the special disclosure requirements is to assure the meaningful disclosure of information in order to permit consumers to compare terms and shop wisely for credit.
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| Federal Telemarketing Sales Rule - Entity-Specific Do Not Call Lists |
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| The Federal Telemarketing Sales Rule requires sellers and telemarketers to maintain a list of consumers who have asked not to receive calls placed by or on behalf of a particular seller. These lists are called "entity-specific Do Not Call Lists."More... |
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| Consumer Product Safety Act - Maintaining Records |
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| Product registration cards for purchasers of products to fill out and return are an effective tool to identify owners of recalled products. The easier it is for consumers to fill out and return these cards, the greater the likelihood the cards will be returned to the manufacturer.More... |
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| Securities Law-Alternative Investments |
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| Recently, the topic of alternative investments has received extensive coverage in the media. In fact, many full service brokerage firms now recommend that their clients include some type of alternative investments among the other investments in their portfolio. More... |
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| The Textile and Wool Labeling Acts - Fiber Content Disclosure - General Rule |
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| When a product is covered by the Textile Fiber Products Identification Act (Textile Act) or the Wool Products Labeling Act (Wool Act), the product must be labeled to show its fiber content. The generic fiber names and percentages by weight of each constituent fiber must be listed in descending order of predominance. More... |
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