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As the year comes to a close, we wanted to share with you our thoughts about some of the key issues to keep in mind for 2020.  So, here...

Last week, Spotify announced that it would not accept political advertising in 2020.  Spotify joins other platforms, including Google,...

Char-Broil LLC, maker of gas grills, challenged online commercials run by Traeger Pellet Grills LLC for its wood fired grills. ...

Last May, I blogged about two lawsuits filed against Cento Fine Foods, the largest distributor of San Marzano tomatoes in the US.  The...

Are you planning to use Santa Claus in some holiday-themed social media posts?  If so, here are a few last minute tips to keep in mind...

Last week, Facebook announced a new policy that specifically bans posts and advertisements that include misleading information about...

This week, the National Advertising Division announced new filing fees that will take effect on January 1, 2020.  The new fees to bring a...

Way back in 2016, I wrote about the rare case involving a loyalty program.  According to the class action complaint filed in California...

When you advertise that your product is "Made in the USA," do you have to take into account whether the product packaging was made in the...

Instagram announced that branded content that promotes goods such as vaping, tobacco products, and weapons will not be allowed.  In a...

The Hallmark Channel came under fire over the last several days after it decided to pull several commercials for Zola, the wedding...

Recent closing letters from the Federal Trade Commission suggest that the agency continues to actively pursue marketers that it believes...

Here’s what’s happening at the intersection of sports, marketing, and entertainment law as we hit the holiday season - a look at: the...

The Pennsylvania Attorney General announced that it reached a settlement with Temple University over charges that it improperly boosted...

The Federal Trade Commission obtained a record $191 million settlement with the University of Phoenix and its parent company, Apollo...

I was alerted to this case by Professor Rebecca Tushnet’s always informative blog.  The case addresses the interesting issue of a...