For our LA-based friends ... Hannah Taylor and I will lead a workshop about influencer marketing for Extreme Reach on Wednesday, March 6,...

The Federal Trade Commission just brought its first case challenging a marketer's use of fake paid reviews on an independent retail...

The Federal Trade Commission recently closed an investigation into whether 3D Solutech's marketing materials may have overstated the...

A recent article in Law360 caught my eye: it described a pending motion to dismiss in a deceptive marketing case in which the Doe class...

The Federal Communications Commission received almost two dozen complaints about a commercial for the horror movie "Us" that ran during...

On Friday, YouTube announced that it would no longer permit ads to run on anti-vaccine videos.  

Buzzfeed reported that YouTube said...

On Thursday, Febraury 28th, SoDA will present the free webinar, "A Dozen Advertising Law Tips for 2019."  

Brian Murphy and I will...

Claims of commercial appropriation of a person’s identity — “the right of publicity” — require drawing a line between editorial and...

Several years ago, the New York Attorney General sued Orbital Publishing Group and other defendants alleging that they marketed magazine...

Guthy-Renker LLC, one of the world’s largest direct marketing companies, and distributor of Proactiv and Wen products, has agreed to...

Do you have a claim against your competitor when the competitor advertises unsafe or illegal uses of its product?  A recent federal...

Tomorrow, our partner Tanya Forsheit (along with other privacy gurus) will be testifying on the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)...

The Global Advertising Lawyers Alliance is hosting its third annual seminar, "Advertising Law in the United States & Around the Globe

The FTC has recently announced the settlement of an action involving a work-from-home scheme.  (FTC vs. Fat Giraffe Marketing.)...

The FTC announced that, as part of its Hearings Initiative, "The FTC's Role in a Changing World," it will hold hearings on the FTC's...

In an op-ed piece in yesterday's USA Today talking about the dangers of e-cigarettes, FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel...

When a company sues a competitor for allegedly making false "made in the USA" claims, will the court consider the standards set forth in...

The Federal Trade Commission announced today that it has completed its first review of the CAN-SPAM Rule, and voted to keep it with no...

Last week, the Food and Drug Administration and the Federal Trade Commission jointly sent warning letters to three companies who are...

I recently noted that a federal district court in New York held that models who were not sufficiently famous to be generally recognized...

Japanese retailer Loft, owned by Sogo & Seibu, recently pulled its Valentine's Day advertising after receiving significant backlash...

NAD has just examined, for the first time, the extent to which an advertiser is responsible for claims made by consumers via reviews...

ProLawCLE is presenting a "Marketing and Advertising Law Updates" webinar on Monday, February 11, 2019, at 12:00 ET.  Matt Vittone...

The Southern District of California has just issued an interesting Lanham Act decision that addresses product reviews and affiliate...

So, a woman starts to walk up the stairs of a subway station in New York City and sees an advertisement for the show Dexter featuring a...

The Office of the California Attorney General made its fourth stop on its statewide California Consumer Privacy Act listening tour,...

The FTC recently announced that it looked into whether Whiteside Machine & Repair Company may have overstated the extent to which its...

The Federal Trade Commission is seeking public comment on whether it should repeal, amend, or retain the FTC's Guides for Select Leather...

The Office of the California Attorney General (AG) made its fourth stop on its statewide California Consumer Privacy Act listening tour,...

The short window for bringing a right of publicity claim has saved many advertisers from having to pay for an unauthorized use of a...

Ornua Foods promotes its Kerrygold brand of butter with the phrase, "Milk From Grass-Fed Cows."  Does this mean that the  cows

The Global Advertising Lawyers Alliance just released the second edition of Advertising Law:  A Global Legal Perspective.  The...

According the media reports, the Colorado State Senate is expected to pass a measure that would require additional disclosures in...

Illinois Tool Works, Inc., marker of Permatex products, challenged “made in USA” claims made by J-B Weld Company, LLC for its epoxies and...

The Ninth Circuit, sitting en banc, struck down a San Francisco ordinance that required health warnings on certain advertising for some...

The Frankfurt Kurnit Advertising Group is a longtime supporter of NAD and CARU and we've been excited to see these important advertising...