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- Companies Face Greater Scrutiny for Misleading Environmental Claims and Nonstandard Sustainability Reporting
Companies Face Greater Scrutiny for Misleading Environmental Claims and Nonstandard Sustainability Reporting
November 16, 2018, Covington Alert
As more companies recognize the value of enhanced sustainability reporting and publicize the positive environmental features of their products and services, they should also be attentive to greater public scrutiny of “green” claims.
2019, American Bar Association
Our cross-disciplinary Internet of Things initiative contributed to the ABA's first book on IoT, The Internet of Things: Legal Issues, Policy, & Practical Strategies. Laura Kim and Jennifer Johnson authored the chapter “U.S. Regulatory Framework for IoT,” with contributions from Sarah Wilson (product safety); Wade Ackerman, Elizabeth Guo, Christopher Hanson, ...
Trump Picks Antitrust Lawyer to Head FTC, Leaving Uncertain Impact on Consumer Protection
November 2, 2017, Natural Products Insider
Laura Kim is quoted in a Natural Products Insider article regarding President Trump's pick to lead the FTC. According to Kim, "I think it’s hard to predict right now the specific agenda [Joseph Simons will] have on consumer protection issues."
Former FTC Official Rejoins Covington
October 12, 2017
WASHINGTON—Laura Kim has joined Covington’s Advertising and Consumer Law and Data Privacy and Cybersecurity practices in Washington. For more than a decade, Ms. Kim held a variety of roles in the Bureau of Consumer Protection at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), including Assistant Director in two divisions, Chief of Staff to former Bureau Director Jessica ...