Earlier this week we met up in lower Manhattan with friends, colleagues and many news faces at the 2024 National Advertising Division (“NAD”) conference. As always, it was great to see and hear from experienced...more
9/19/2024
/ Advertising ,
Artificial Intelligence ,
Consumer Privacy Rights ,
Fake Reviews ,
False Advertising ,
Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ,
Greenwashing ,
Influencers ,
Marketing ,
NAD ,
Online Reviews ,
Privacy Laws ,
Social Networks ,
Website Design ,
Websites
The FTC announced that it had sent more than 700 Notice of Penalty Offense letters to major advertisers, leading retailers, large consumer product companies and major ad agencies to put everyone on notice that fake consumer...more
10/15/2021
/ Advertising ,
Civil Monetary Penalty ,
Endorsements ,
Enforcement Actions ,
False Advertising ,
Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ,
Misleading Impressions ,
Misrepresentation ,
NAD ,
Online Advertisements ,
Online Endorsements ,
Regulatory Violations ,
Unfair or Deceptive Trade Practices
At the end of September and beginning of October we spent some extra screen time attending the annual NAD Conference that once again was held virtually in New York. We heard from a number of great speakers, including the Hon....more
We are back from the 2018 National Advertising Division Annual Conference: The Truth About Advertising Law – Recent Developments and Best Practices that took place over two days in downtown New York. We heard from the NAD...more
9/26/2018
/ Advertising ,
Chamber of Commerce ,
Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ,
Health Claims ,
Market Research ,
Marketing ,
NAD ,
Online Advertisements ,
Online Reviews ,
Social Networks ,
Technical Conference
We blogged last week about a recent National Advertising Division case involving a Kimberly-Clark ad campaign that illustrated the well-known NAD maxim: “an advertiser is responsible for all reasonable interpretations of its...more
Almost every NAD case begins with the maxim: It is well-established that an advertiser is responsible for all reasonable interpretations of its claims, not simply the messages it intended to convey. It follows that...more
We are back from the 2017 ANA/BAA Marketing Law Conference, Break Through: Legal Strategies for Dynamic Businesses. It was a great three days in Chicago of educational seminars and networking with colleagues, clients, friends...more
We’ve blogged a few times about consumers’ rights to post negative reviews online, and what businesses should know about the Consumer Review Fairness Act (the “CRFA”), but what happens if you are lucky enough to receive so...more