Author: Yaël Ossowski

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Late last week, the U.S. Supreme Court delivered another magnanimous opinion in a lawsuit concerning the rights of citizens subject to enforcement action by federal agencies. In...

If you ask most Americans when it’s time to call a lawyer, the answer is no mystery: after a law has been broken, you’re forced to do so. Just as...

Washington, D.C. – The Consumer Choice Center (CCC) celebrates today’s Supreme Court decision overturning the 1984 ‘Chevron‘ doctrine, an outdated ruling that exploded the power of the federal government to...

Three years ago, I opened a column by running through a number of damning data hacks and leaks that looked terrible at the time: On a Monday, there is a...

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) loves to cast herself as the ultimate public defender of consumers and the arch-nemesis of bankers on Wall Street.  However, with her recent record opposing popular...

Beginning this year, any individual with shares in an American domiciled company will be required to submit identifying information to FinCEN. This record collection from the US Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network is...

Enforcing medical loss ratio on dental insurers means more competition, more accountability, and more savings for consumers What critics of the US healthcare system often get wrong is their claim...

In the wake of last week’s EU parliamentary elections, the European Council is wrapping up negotiations in the final proposals of this mandate. Chief among these is a proposed regulation...

On June 11, the Consumer Choice Center submitted comments to Rekabet Kurumu, the competition regulator in Türkiye, on the subject of various amendments to country’s laws on mergers, acquisitions, and...

L’Agence pour le choix du consommateur demande au gouvernement de l’Île-du-Prince-Édouard de ne pas aller de l’avant avec son projet d’interdire la vente de tabac à toute personne née après une...

The Supreme Court recently delivered a decision on the constitutionality of one of the federal government’s most peculiar and least understood agencies, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Unlike the Fifth...

Today, the US Supreme Court delivered an opinion on the constitutionally of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau‘s funding. This is important, as CFPB operates with a Federal Reserve slush fund,...