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The Federal Communications Commission announced that it has extended its waiver of certain sponsorship identification requirements as a...

IPG Mediabrands announced that it has released "10 Media Responsibility Principles" as part of an effort to balance brand safety and...

For those following our blogs, you've likely come across discussions of false advertising litigation trends involving the use of terms...

Earlier this month, the D.C. Circuit struck down a controversial rule promulgated by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services...

New York City's new price gouging rule, which was proposed by the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection last month,...

A week after civil rights organizations called for advertisers to boycott Facebook as part of a #StopHateforProfit campaign (described in...

The Federal Trade Commission announced that it, along with the U.S. Small Business Administration, sent letters to six companies warning...

Live Nation, one of the leading U.S. concert promoters, recently distributed a memo to talent agencies outlining significant changes to...

The Federal Trade Commission issued a staff report on the "Made in USA" Workshop that the FTC held last fall.  (At the same time, the FTC...

Tomorrow, June 25th, at 1 pm, we are hosting a one-hour webinar, "We Will Donate a Dollar: Legal Compliance for Cause Marketing...

On June 30th, ProLawCLE will be hosting a one-hour webinar, "Hot Topics in Advertising."   The webinar -- which will be presented by me...

The Federal Trade Commission announced that it issued a notice of proposed rulemaking to create a new "Made in USA Labeling" rule.  The...

Earlier this month, I blogged about NAD’s first COVID claim case.  There, as I reported, NAD recommended that Your Superfoods modify its...

Just last week the U.S. Food and Drug administration authorized marketing for the first “prescription-only game-based device” -- in other...

The Tennessean, which is the leading daily newspaper in Nashville, Tennessee, apologized for running what the paper's editor called a...

The Federal Trade Commission said that it sent a new round of warning letters to thirty marketers for making unsubstantiated claims that...