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Looking to update its existing set of endorsement guidelines for businesses, the FTC is proposing to increase its enforcement of fake reviews and other forms of misleading advertising according to this recent article from Forbes.

Two recent articles from JD Supra highlight the FTC and its efforts to find alternative methods to increase enforcement.

In a combination of moves, the U.S. Senate has not only broken the partisan deadlock at the FTC by approving the nomination of Alvaro M. Bodoya, but has also seen its commerce committee push forward a bill that would restore the FTC's consumer refund power.

The U.S. Senate has moved ever closer to approving nominees to both the FTC and FCC which would break the current partisan deadlocks in both agencies. This is major news as these nominations could shift the regulatory direction of both commissions moving forward. Learn more in this article from the Washington Post.

A full recording of the Factor Forum Webinar - What to Say When You Can't Say Anything: Discussing New Approaches to Messaging for the Field is now available to watch.

According to an article from Bloomberg Law, U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell is planning to introduce legislation this week to restore the FTC's consumer refund power.

Our most recent FieldWatch Newsletter is out now! Chock full of the latest news and insights for FieldWatchers everywhere, this digital newsletter is never one to miss. Check out the Q2 edition today.

Momentum Factor's donation to Casita Linda back in October has been designated to build a home in Mexico for the Trejo Ladrillero Family, who is expected to move in by July of 2022.

Momentum Factor Founder & CEO Jonathan Gilliam will be a featured panelist during the 2022 European Direct Selling Conference taking place in Brussels from May 10-11, 2022.

Continuing its recent enforcement trend, the FTC took action against national retailers Kohls and Walmart for deceptive environmental claims by utilizing its Penalty Offense Authority. The commission has not only asked the court to order both retailers to stop making deceptive green claims but also pay the largest-ever civil penalty in this area.