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The INFORM Consumers Act Is in Effect

Since online marketplaces began, retailers of all sizes have suffered from theft and counterfeiting by unscrupulous high-volume sellers. Learn more here.

The INFORM Consumers Act: What’s Next?

Now that the INFORM Consumers Act has been signed into law, there is plenty of work to be done by the retail asset protection community to ensure the federal law serves its intended purpose of deterring organized retail crime.

Now That the INFORM Act Has Passed, What’s Next?

The INFORM Consumers Act, a law that will insert transparency and accountability into online marketplace transactions, takes effect in June 2023. What's next for the fight against ORC?

Nevada Sheriffs Show Support for Crime Reduction Act

Sheriffs in Nevada are showing support for the Crime Reduction Act, S.B. 412, which has been championed by Governor Joe Lombardo.

Oregon Senate Passes Bill on Retail Theft

On Tuesday the Oregon State Senate passed Senate Bill 340 which significantly increases penalties for organized retail theft.

Michigan: The Latest State to Tackle ORC

Loss Prevention Magazine interviews Amy Drumm, senior vice president of government affairs with the Michigan Retailers Association.

ORC Acts Introduced in US Senate

The Combating Organized Retail Crime Act of 2023 and the Organized Retail Crime Center Authorization Act were introduced today in the US Senate.

Ahead of Fight Retail Crime Day, the NRF Asks Congress to Act

This rise in crime has caught the attention of policymakers in Washington and they are considering legislation to help. Ahead of Fight Retail Crime Day on Oct. 26, the NRF is asking congress to act—and, in turn, asking retailers to plead with congress as well.
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Senate Lawmakers Include INFORM Consumers Act in 2023 Defense Bill

If included on to the NDAA, online marketplaces would be required to take steps to verify the identity of high-volume sellers, and to provide some of that information to customers.

Illinois Senator Introduces Measure to Clarify Controversial SAFE-T Act Language

Illinois State Senator Scott Bennett has filed legislation to clarify language in the controversial SAFE-T Act and improve how officials can enforce the law.
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