Ad Law News and Views - April 24, 2021
FEATURED EVENT RECAP
IN FASHION: Kelley Drye’s 7th Annual Fashion & Retail Law Summit
We hope you enjoyed our programs and the discussions between our speakers.
To access copies of the presentation and CLE materials, click here and enter the password, 2021infashion.
RECENT NEWS
With the Supreme Court releasing its long-awaited opinion in AMG Capital Management v. FTC, it was quite a week on the Section 13 (b)log:
Supreme Court Finds Section 13(b) Does Not Allow for Monetary Remedies
Can Congress Amend Section 13(b) to Allow for Retroactive Restitution?
With a Supreme Court Decision Pending, Will Congress Intervene to Clarify the FTC’s Enforcement Authorities Under 13(b)?
UPCOMING EVENTS
Tips from the Experts - Defending TCPA Lawsuits – Using Data Analysis Strategies and Suppor
April 29, 2021”,“Webinar
Kelley Drye & Warren and CompliacePoint Webinar
Lauri Mazzuchetti, Becca Wahlquist
If you communicate with clients and prospects through phone call, text message, or fax campaigns, you are certainly familiar with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) that applies to these and other areas of direct marketing and consumer contacts. With more than 3,000 TCPA individual and class action lawsuits being levied each year, the business risks and potential for significant monetary exposure have greatly increased. Join us as we discuss how to use data to defend your company from TCPA suits when they do arise and how to work with your legal team.
Wage & Hour Laws: How To Avoid Common Pitfalls
May 18, 2021”,“Webinar
12:30 - 1:30 PM ET
The DOL’s Wage and Hour Division recovered a record $322 million in wages owed to workers in 2019 and found, on average, $1,025 for each employee due back wages. As employers face employees become more informed about their rights, employers should also stay on top of the ever-changing federal and state wage and hour laws to avoid run-ins with the Department of Labor and state labor agencies.
Join the Kelley Drye Labor and Employment team for a detailed review of today’s wage and hour laws and coverage of the most commonly made errors, including:
Misclassifying Non-Exempt Employees As Exempt
Failing To Recognize What Time is Compensable
Misclassifying Employees As Independent Contractors
Failing To Comply With Both State And Federal Wage And Hour Requirements
Click here to register for this and other webinars in the WOKing Lunch Series.
To see more upcoming Kelley Drye events, click here. We hope to see you soon.
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