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New Coalition for Responsible Sports Betting Advertising
Just last week, a combined group of nine professional sports organizations and media outlets came together and announced that they had formed the Coalition for
Marketing Campaigns Under Scrutiny for Potential FTC Law Violations
The Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) recently put almost 700 companies on notice that their marketing campaigns must come into compliance with FTC law or else
FTC Issues Subscription Services Notice of Proposed Rulemaking
Businesses and customers alike benefit from the advantages of automatic renewal subscription services. Among other things, companies can effectively maintain a consistent customer base, predict future earnings, and make associated decisions
How to Set up a Website Sweepstakes Promotion
Virtually every business has an online presence today. Because of this, the importance of generating website traffic cannot be overstated — it is integral, and
California’s False Advertising Laws and the “On Sale” Price
Most consumers like a bargain. Businesses understand that people are more likely to respond to advertisements for products and services that are “on sale.” However,
Barstool Sports Cited for Possibly Violating Massachusetts Gambling Advertising Laws
Barstool Sports (“Barstool”) has ceased its “Can’t Lose Parlay” promotion after facing scrutiny for possibly violating Massachusetts gambling advertising laws. Barstool is a sports and
Deceptive Amazon Marketing and the FTC
On February 16, 2023, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) fined The Bountiful Company (“Bountiful”) $600,000 for its misleading marketing practices on the Amazon e-commerce site.
SEC Charges Paul Pierce with Cryptocurrency Marketing Violations
Companies often hire celebrities to promote their goods and services. It is an efficient and lucrative way to generate attention and interest in brands. Keep in mind that individuals who promote
California Court Rules in Ensure False Advertising Case
The State of California has multiple statutes that protect consumers from misleading and false advertising. Some of these laws include the Unfair Competition Law (“UCL”),
Twitter Rolls out Approval for Cannabis Advertising
Across the Country, states continue to both legalize cannabis sales and develop associated industry regulations. Naturally, there has been a lot of attention to what
CFPB Issues Advisory Opinion on Comparison-Shopping Marketing
We all know that consumers use the Internet to conduct comparison shopping for a variety of products and services. Consumers want to get a combination of
Update on the CPRA Regulations
On February 3, 2023, the California Privacy Protection Agency Board (“Board”) voted unanimously to approve and adopt the Agency’s California Privacy Rights Act (“CPRA”) rulemaking