The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) remains one of our most popular topics and on the latest episode of the Ad Law Access Podcast, partner Alysa Hutnik sits down with Matthew Dumiak, Director of Privacy Services at CompliancePoint. Matt provides a view "from the trenches" on the operational side of CCPA compliance and reveals some frequently asked questions from clients grappling with CCPA.
Companies often want to claim that their products or services are better than the products or services offered by a competitor. However, comparative claims tend to be highly scrutinized by competitors and subject to challenge.
On the latest episode of the Ad Law Access podcast, it provides five tips advertisers should keep in mind when creating comparative ads.
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Given the continuing growth in influencer and celebrity marketing to help create buzz, companies have additional worries about potential harm to their brands. Please join partner Gonzalo Mon for this 30-minute program on the legal issues surrounding social media influencers. This program will cover:
- Key legal requirements for influencer campaigns
- Notable enforcement actions, and what you can learn from them
- Practical tips for managing influencers
On the latest episode of the Ad Law Access Podcast has a discussion on materiality and clear and conspicuous disclosures.For additional information see our new Advertising and Privacy Law Resource Center (https://www.kelleydrye.com/Advertising-and-Privacy-Law-Resource-Center), an online hub for advertising, privacy, and consumer protection legal information.
Also see the following Ad Law Access blog posts:
- Yoga Influencers’ Disclosures Show Limits of Flexibility
- SEC KOs Mayweather and DJ Khaled for Promoting Cryptocurrency Without Disclosures
- CA Court Considers When Disclosures Can Modify Claims
- Beyond “Clear and Conspicuous”: FTC Workshop Highlights Issues Related to Testing of Consumer Disclosures
- FTC Clarifies Standard for Clear and Conspicuous Disclosures
On a new episode of the Ad Law Access Podcast, Alex Schneider discusses the recently approved (four) bills to amend the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the Nevada and Maine Legislatures legislation that, like the CCPA, features new requirements relating to the sale of consumer personal data.For additional information see the Ad Law Access blog posts:
- California Assembly Approves Amendments to Exclude Employees from CCPA, Protect Loyalty Programs
- Nevada and Maine Advance Legislation Addressing the “Sale” of Personal Data
announced the launch of the Ad Law Access podcast – a new podcast from its advertising law and privacy law groups. Hosted by Kelley Drye attorneys, including Christie Grymes Thompson, Alysa Hutnik, John Villafranco, and Gonzalo Mon, the podcast provides updates on advertising and policy law trends, issues, and developments.
“Our goal is to provide listeners with high-level, insightful analysis on the major issues in consumer protection law as they develop,” said Christie Thompson, chair of the advertising and marketing practice. “We have structured these as shorter episodes – perfect for a morning or evening commute or lunch break – to give people digestible information that they can easily apply.”
Currently, listeners can find the following episodes:
- Challenging Competitors' Claims
- Influencers Gone Wrong
- Influencers and Endorsers: Understanding the Upfront Legal Requirements
- GDPR Update
- EU Cookie Law Update
- FTC v. Shire Viropharma, Inc.: Will it limit FTC's ability to bring certain claims in federal court?
- California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
The Ad Law Access podcast is available now through Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, SoundCloud, and through other podcast providers.
For additional information, visit:
- Kelley Drye's Advertising Law Practice Page
- Advertising and Privacy Law Resource Center
- Ad Law Access Blog
- Ad Law News and Views Newsletter