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FTC Abandons False Advertising Case Against DIRECTV

October 23, 2018 Natalie Posgate

The Federal Trade Commission on Friday dismissed its remaining claims against DIRECTV in the middle of a bench trial that once had $4 billion at stake. The dismissal is the denouement to an opinion issued by a federal judge in California in August that arguably killed the case for the FTC . . .

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