During an investigation the FTC may send a subpoena or a Civil Investigative Demand (known as CID) to a company or individual. This CID requires them to testify or to provide information and/or documents. The Legal Library has information about recipients who have asked the agency to quash (throw out) or modify a subpoena or CID.
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CVS Caremark, FTC
Date
Matter Number
072 3119
File
Exhibit A [redacted public version]
(737.49 KB)
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Exhibit G [redacted public version]
(269.67 KB)
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Exhibit J
(59.49 KB)
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Exhibit M
(35.4 KB)
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Exhibit O [redacted public version]
(638.55 KB)
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Exhibit Q
(86.35 KB)
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Exhibit R [redacted public version]
(162.49 KB)
File
Exhibit S
(321.94 KB)
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Exhibit T
(101.45 KB)
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Exhibit U
(131.82 KB)
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Exhibit Y [redacted public version]
(39.94 KB)
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Exhibit Z
(34.5 KB)
U.S. Safe Web Act Request from Australian Agencies for Telemarketing Investigative Assistance Omnibus Resolution
Date
Matter Number
082 3224
Ashley Industries, LLC, Ashley Industries LP, and Ashley Industries GP, FTC
Date
Matter Number
042 3127
Versatile Marketing Solutions, Inc., doing business as VMS Alarms and/or VMS
Date
Matter Number
122 3162
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