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NJ, NY launch FIFA World Cup ticket sales probe
New Jersey and New York launched an investigation into FIFA World Cup ticket sales, pricing and seat assignment practices pertaining to the eight games coming to the region, including the World Cup Final in July.
New NJ law targets restaurant reservation scalping
New Jersey enacted a new law this week banning unauthorized restaurant reservation sales by third parties. Notably, the move comes ahead of World Cup 2026 events.
Former NJ acting comptroller Walsh joins Langer Grogan
At Langer Grogan & Diver PC, Kevin Walsh will focus on consumer protection, whistleblower and antitrust cases.
Apple pays $150K in NJ pricing settlement, AG says
Apple agreed to pay $150,000 to resolve New Jersey claims that its retail stores failed to properly display prices on devices and accessories.
NJ cites contractors, movers following undercover stings (updated)
The Attorney General’s Office doled out $100,000 in fines to nearly 30 businesses for allegedly operating without required licenses.
TFG Holdings to pay $1M over alleged deceptive advertising claims
New Jersey consumers will receive a total $187,205 from the parent of JustFab and ShoeDazzle, which officials alleged misled shoppers with automatic VIP fees and hard-to-cancel plans.
Iron Hill Brewery bankruptcy leaves gift card holders out
After the restaurants' sudden shutdown and Chapter 7 filing, officials urge customers to seek refunds through credit companies.
Murphy signs NJ auto recall law boosting dealer pay, safety
Proponents say the measure will help retain and recruit technicians, as well as strengthen consumer protections, and more.
Former DCA director Fais named NJ federal magistrate judge
The previous leader of the state Division of Consumer Affairs, Cari Fais' appointment fills a vacancy on the U.S. District Court of New Jersey that opened following Judge Cathy Waldor’s retirement.
NJ reminds auto dealers of fines for not deleting car data
The Division of Consumer Affairs sent thousands of letters reiterating sellers could face fines of up to $1,000 under state law for not offering the service before resale or lease.
NJ cracks down on illegal alcohol shipments from out of state
Nine retailers face penalties for sending wine and spirits to local residents in violation of New Jersey’s consumer protection law, according to the OAG's office.
NJ launches ‘Nail It!’ campaign to fight contractor fraud
The effort from the Division of Consumer Affairs aims to help homeowners avoid scams and poor workmanship in home improvement projects.
