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5 Key Takeaways | Advertising Counseling, Substantiation, and Disputes 101

Kilpatrick hosted a webinar on May 8, 2025, focused on advising lawyers about the legal issues involved with advertising claim substantiation and handling advertising disputes. The event featured Kilpatrick lawyers Barry...more

LEGAL ALERT | NAD Finds Kevin Hart’s Social Media Disclosures Insufficient in Monitoring Decisions [Video]

Kevin Hart may know how to land a punchline, but the National Advertising Division (“NAD”) recently reminded him that when it comes to influencer endorsements, the only thing that should be subtle is the humor—not the...more

NAD Finds Kevin Hart’s Social Media Disclosures Insufficient in Monitoring Decisions

Kevin Hart may know how to land a punchline, but the National Advertising Division (“NAD”) recently reminded him that when it comes to influencer endorsements, the only thing that should be subtle is the humor—not the...more

Are Your Ads Sending the Wrong Message? Lessons from Total Wireless

The National Advertising Division (“NAD”) recently took Total Wireless, a prepaid brand under Verizon, to task for a TV commercial that blurred the lines between two separate offers, leaving consumers potentially confused....more

NAD 2024 Annual Report – Key Takeaways

The National Advertising Division—an industry-leading self-regulatory agency that resolves advertising disputes—recently issued its 2024 annual report (available here). The Kilpatrick Advertising and Marketing Team, which...more

NAD's Scrutiny of Non-Standard Testing Protocols: A Cautionary Tale

A recent decision by the National Advertising Division (“NAD”) serves as a helpful reminder that companies should generally adhere to accepted industry protocols when testing their products. Using non-standard testing to...more

New NAD Decision Reminds Advertisers of Influencer Marketing Pitfalls

A recent decision by the National Advertising Division (“NAD)” provides some helpful reminders and best practices for influencer marketing. Wonderbelly—the maker of “clean” antacids—worked with influencers to help promote...more

New York Attorney General Has Beef With Meat Company's Aspirational Green Advertising Claims

New York Attorney General Letitia James has filed a lawsuit against JBS USA Food Company and JBS USA Food Company Holdings (“JBS”), subsidiaries of a Brazilian company, the world’s largest beef and poultry producers, for...more

10 Key Takeaways - Reflections on the 2023 ANA Masters of Advertising Law Conference

The ANA Masters of Advertising Law Conference is among the highlights of the year in the world of advertising law. It is the rare legal conference that covers such a broad array of legal issues under one large “advertising...more

5 Key Takeaways - Defending Against ‘Do-Gooder’ Litigation: Developing Legal and PR Strategies Against Putative False-Advertising...

Kilpatrick’s Evan Nadel, Jonathan W. Thomas, and Bryan Wolin were honored to host a roundtable discussion at the ANA’s 2023 Masters of Advertising Law Conference, titled “Defending Against ‘Do-Gooder’ Litigation.” As the...more

Greenwashing Claims - Fashionable or Fashion Faux Pas?

Consumers seem to want to buy products made from sustainable materials or made in sustainable ways. At least, companies seem to think that’s what consumers want, as they continue making claims about how environmentally...more

“Sustainability” Marketing Claims: Consumers Will Infer What You Do Not Intend To Imply

A federal court recently held that a customer could sue ALDI, a national food retailer, for false advertising based on an on-pack claim for a salmon product that read: “Simple. Sustainable. Seafood.” The use of “Sustainable”...more

"Sustainability" Marketing Claims: Consumers Will Infer What You Do Not Intend To Imply

A federal court recently held that a customer could sue ALDI, a national food retailer, for false advertising based on an on-pack claim for a salmon product that read: “Simple. Sustainable. Seafood.” The use of “Sustainable”...more

Sensory Advertising Claims: Whether it’s More Comfy, Smells Worse, or Tastes Better, Back Up the Claim with Data

Better taste. More authentic smell. Covers up odor better. More comfortable fit. These kinds of human-sense-based advertising claims are potent advertising tools, but pose difficult challenges for advertisers to prove and...more

5/18/2021  /  Advertising , Marketing , NAD
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