Quick Details Session Overview Advertising law entails a complex analysis of the advertising claims at issue, the product being advertised, and the available data to support those claims. Especially when an advertiser seeks to compare its product to a competitor (or an entire market), Continue Reading
D+G Seminar | The Privacy Puzzle for 2025: Navigating Compliance Challenges
Special Feature Fireside chat with Kashif Chand, Section Chief, Data Privacy & Cybersecurity Section, New Jersey Office of the Attorney General, Division of Law, on New Jersey's comprehensive data privacy law. Quick Details Seminar Overview The patchwork of U.S. privacy and Continue Reading
In-House Connect | 2025 Advertising Law Summit
Quick Details Davis+Gilbert is proud to sponsor the In-House Connect 2025 Advertising Law Summit. We hope you will join us on February 11 for one, or all three programs! Program One: Staying Ahead of FTC Enforcement Trends: What In-House Counsel Need to Know for 2025 Tuesday, February Continue Reading
Forbes | Will TikTok Be Banned Again? Tech Giants Could Face $850 Billion in Potential Fines as Trump’s Grace Period Creates Uncertainty
Is TikTok here to stay, or will it be banned again? The future of TikTok remains uncertain, with tech companies potentially facing up to $850 billion in fines if current regulations are strictly enforced. Davis+Gilbert Advertising + Marketing partner Jim Johnston was extensively quoted in Forbes, Continue Reading
Own It | Knowing and Growing Our Value Women’s Agency Ownership Summit
Quick Details Session Overview On January 30, Samantha Rothaus (Partner, Advertising + Marketing) will join Frances Webster (Walrus), Sharon Toerek (Legal+Creative) and Jenn McCabe (Armanino) at the 2025 Own It: Knowing and Growing Our Value Women's Agency Ownership Summit, as they discuss Continue Reading
Law360 | FTC Signals Unified Focus On Kids’ Privacy With Rule Update
The Federal Trade Commission unanimously approved amendments to the Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule on Jan. 16. However, Commissioner Ferguson expressed concerns about the updated rule, citing several significant issues and calling on the new administration to address them. Continue Reading
Healthy for the New Year: FDA Updates Requirements for ‘Healthy’ Claims
The Bottom Line The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently updated the requirements to make a nutrient content claim of “healthy,” in order to reflect modern understandings of nutrition science. These requirements specifically apply to claims made on food packaging and labeling – but Continue Reading
New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) | Annual Meeting, Intellectual Property Law Section
Quick Details Generative Artificial Intelligence and Professional Ethics Tuesday, January 14, from 9:30 - 10:20 am (ET) On Tuesday, January 14, Brooke Erdos Singer (Partner, Intellectual Property + Media) will moderate a panel titled "Generative Artificial Intelligence and Professional Continue Reading
Practising Law Institute (PLI) | One-Hour Briefing | What’s New in Advertising for Highly Regulated Industries
Quick Details Session Overview While all industries are subject to the general principles of advertising law, some industries - most prominently alcohol, cannabis, sports betting, cryptocurrency, and tobacco - have unique regulatory considerations for anyone advertising (or accepting Continue Reading
Practising Law Institute (PLI) | One-Hour Briefing | The FTC’s Finalized “Click to Cancel” Rule: Key Regulatory Changes and Challenges for Marketers
Quick Details Session Overview The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has long regulated negative options - such as prenotification plans, continuity programs, automatic renewals and free-to-pay conversions - through the Negative Option Rule and strategic enforcement actions. Now, the FTC has Continue Reading