FTC Asks D.C. Circuit to Apply ‘Red Flags’ Rule to Lawyers
July 23, 2010 | By: Editor
Source: Law.com – Newswire
In 2005, the D.C. Circuit ruled that the Federal Trade Commission could not force lawyers to comply with new rules about privacy notifications. But the agency argued on Wednesday that decision should not restrict the court as it takes up another set of regulations that could bind lawyers. The FTC made the argument in a case about a rule designed to push creditors to prevent identity theft — known as the “red flags” rule.
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