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A federal law that provides remedies for false endorsement claims.
Victims who bought dangerous or fake health products promoted with deepfaked endorsements have a multi‑front legal playbook: federal consumer enforcement (FTC), false‑endorsement and trademark claims ...
When a ’s name is used without authorization on supplement packaging, several legal paths exist: statutory claims under the for false endorsement, state “” actions (often yielding actual damages and d...
Celebrities and public figures have repeatedly issued legal notices and sued over unauthorized uses of their names, images, voices and likenesses in commercial ads — including advertisements for suppl...
Public figures whose images or names appear in have both public-enforcement and private civil avenues for relief: federal agencies can investigate and secure injunctions and consumer refunds, while pr...
Regulators and fact‑checkers use surveillance, evidence review, cross‑agency coordination, and enforcement tools to identify and remove false health‑product advertising online, relying on specific leg...
When a public figure is falsely linked to a fraudulent health product, typical responses combine legal, communications, and investigative steps designed to sever the false association, deter repeat mi...