The FTC's new rule targets hidden fees in live-event ticketing and short-term lodging, requiring total price transparency and banning deceptive practices. Businesses must update pricing, disclosures, and marketing to comply. Learn more about the rule's impact here.

Texas is doubling down on its commitment to small business success. On December 4, 2024, Governor Abbott unveiled the Small Business Freedom Council, an initiative aimed at cutting red tape and fostering entrepreneurship. Co-chaired by Glenn Hamer of the Texas Association of Business and Jeff Burdett of NFIB Texas, the council will evaluate state agency recommendations to eliminate unnecessary regulations. With submissions due by January 13, 2025, this swift action reinforces Texas’s status as a beacon for small business growth. Stay tuned as the Lone Star State continues to lead in pro-business innovation.

Senate Bill 305 proposes crucial updates to Texas’s “Move Over or Slow Down” law, adding protections for animal control and parking enforcement vehicles. This amendment highlights the state’s commitment to safeguarding workers who perform essential roadside tasks. Learn how these changes, set to take effect in September 2025, aim to enhance safety and driver responsibility on Texas highways.

Discover the key differences between unjust enrichment and quantum meruit in the landmark case of T. Musgrove Construction Company, Inc. v. Young (2020). This detailed analysis provides legal professionals with insights into recovery cases involving emergency service costs, highlighting practical implications for law firms and clients.

Discover how recent legislation across multiple states, including North Carolina, Virginia, Florida, Colorado, and Tennessee, targets predatory towing practices. This blog explores new laws and regulations that enhance consumer protections, standardize towing industry practices, and increase transparency, providing vital information for towing companies to navigate these changes effectively

Discover the essential details of Tex. Occ. Code § 2303.155, which regulates the fee structure for vehicle storage facilities (VSFs) in Texas. This blog explains the three permissible fees—storage, impoundment, and notification fees—and their implications for vehicle owners. Learn how this law ensures transparency, limits charges, and protects consumers from unexpected costs. A must-read for anyone dealing with vehicle storage in Texas.