Ad Law Access
NY Law Requires Disclosure of “Synthetic Performers” in Ads
Last week, New York’s Governor signed a first-of-its kind law that will require companies to conspicuously disclose when their ads include any “synthetic performer,” a term that generally refers to an asset that was…
FTC Quietly Reopens Click to Cancel Rulemaking in Response to Petition
In July, the Eighth Circuit vacated the FTC’s “Click to Cancel Rule.” Since then, the FTC has continued to challenge cancellation practices under other authority. For example, in September, the FTC announced a $7.5…
State AGs Continue Actions Against “RealPage Landlords,” Multistate Settles for $7 Million
A bipartisan multistate group of nine attorneys general settled a lawsuit against the largest landlord in the U.S., Greystar Management, for $7 million as part of ongoing litigation in the rental market industry. In…
State AGs Push Back (Again) Against Proposed State Law AI Ban
With the federal government again threatening to prevent states from regulating AI, another bipartisan coalition of 36 state attorneys general is speaking out through a National Association of Attorneys General policy…
NAD Addresses Disclosures on TikTok Shop
Procter & Gamble filed an NAD challenge against Blueland, arguing that influencers promoting Blueland’s cleaning products on the TikTok Shop did not adequately disclose their connection to the company. The influencer…