Ad Law Access Podcast
Update on Wave of CEMA Lawsuits
A growing wave of class actions under Washington’s Commercial Electronic Mail Act is putting marketers on notice. In this episode, we break down the surge of more than 60 lawsuits challenging allegedly misleading email…
FTC’s “Measuring Consumer Injuries and Benefits” Workshop - Key Takeaways
The FTC may be signaling a more data-driven approach to privacy and data security enforcement. In this episode, we break down key takeaways from the Commission’s recent workshop on how it evaluates consumer harms and…
TaylorMade Accuses Callaway of Slinging Mud (Balls)
A golf industry rivalry has teed off in court. TaylorMade has sued competitor Callaway, alleging that sales representatives, ambassadors, and influencers conducted UV-light demonstrations suggesting TaylorMade golf…
Getting Ready to Use the DROP
California’s DELETE Request & Opt-Out Platform (DROP) is about to go live — and businesses that act as data brokers will need to be ready. DROP will serve as a one-stop mechanism for consumers to submit deletion…
NAD Decision Provides Guidance on #1 Claims
The National Advertising Division has weighed in on how advertisers can and cannot make “1+” claims — statements that imply consumers will get at least a certain quantity (e.g., “1+ hours of battery life”) — holding…