Ad Law Access
Class Action Follows NACA’s Polymarket Influencer Lawsuit
In June, we posted about a lawsuit filed by the National Association of Consumer Advocates (“NACA”) against Polymarket, alleging that the company used deceptive influencer campaigns—including undisclosed paid…
NAD Reviews Popularity Claims
This week, NAD announced a decision in a dispute between Owlet and Nanit, two companies that make smart baby monitors. Although the decision covers a lot of ground, today we’ll just focus on a topic that regularly…
AMC Faces Class Action Over Hidden “Convenience Fees”
Last week, a Pennsylvania moviegoer filed a class action lawsuit against AMC arguing that the theater company charges deceptive “junk fees” when consumers buy tickets online. According to the complaint, AMC displays a…
2026 NAAG Robocall Summit: Highlights of a Multi-Pronged Approach to Mitigate Unlawful Calls
On August 19 and 20, representatives of state AG offices from around the country convened for the 2026 NAAG Robocall Summit. Following a day of sessions open only to government staff, attendees heard from…
NAD Reminds AI Advertisers: Correlation Is Not Causation
A recent NAD decision involving SafelyYou, an AI-enabled fall detection and monitoring platform for assisted living and memory care facilities, highlights an important theme in AI advertising: proving that a technology…