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Social Media’s Potential Harms Continue To Be In the Spotlight

March 4, 2022 by Patrick Quinn

The Bottom Line President Biden, Congress, state attorneys general and social media users are seeking to hold social media platforms accountable for their mental health impacts on children and teens. As President Biden calls for stronger online protections for young people, companies should Continue Reading

Alert - March 4, 2022

Taxing Digital Advertisements Face Stiff Legal Challenges

April 22, 2021 by Patrick Quinn

The Bottom Line Attempts to tax various forms of digital activity is widespread as states look for ways to raise revenue to offset state and local budgets caused by COVID-19. Companies that engage in digital advertising and industry groups should closely monitor these developments.If Maryland is Continue Reading

Alert - April 22, 2021

Supreme Court Narrows Definition of Autodialer in Facebook Ruling

April 2, 2021 by Patrick Quinn

The Bottom Line The Court’s narrowing of the autodialer definition will provide flexibility to marketers using systems that do not have the capacity for random or sequential number generation, like those that dial from stored lists. It is likely to significantly reduce the number of class actions Continue Reading

Alert, Uptick in Consumer Class Actions as Online Purchases Grow - April 2, 2021

A Banner Year for Online Political Ads in a Socially-Distanced Reality

October 9, 2020 by Patrick Quinn

The Bottom Line Although the future of some state laws governing online political advertising is uncertain, at this time, many states still have laws governing online political advertising in effect, and state attorneys general are eager to enforce these regulations. In addition, the DAA has Continue Reading

Alert - October 9, 2020

CCPA: A Privacy Conundrum

October 6, 2020 by Patrick Quinn

7th Edition: Trends in Marketing Communications Law After much anticipation, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) took effect on January 1, 2020, becoming the most comprehensive privacy law in the U.S. CCPA provides California residents rights regarding the collection, use and sale of their Continue Reading

Trends in Marketing Communications Law - October 6, 2020

The Legal Loophole for Online Political Advertising (Barely) Starts to Close

October 6, 2020 by Patrick Quinn

7th Edition: Trends in Marketing Communications Law With COVID-19, the nationwide call for racial justice, and the battle for the Supreme Court dominating the news, it has been easy to lose track of the fact that the U.S. Presidential election is just over one month away. To get voters to focus Continue Reading

Trends in Marketing Communications Law - October 6, 2020

“Grand Finale?” — Supreme Court to Address the Definition of “Automatic Dialer” Under the TCPA

September 30, 2020 by Patrick Quinn

The Bottom Line The Supreme Court’s upcoming decision will likely resolve a longstanding circuit split on what constitutes an automatic dialer under the TCPA.If the Court adopts Facebook’s narrower view, its decision could significantly reduce the number of TCPA class action suits filed going Continue Reading

Alert, Uptick in Consumer Class Actions as Online Purchases Grow - September 30, 2020

The Agency 100 | Cybersecurity and Privacy Risks Rise with Remote Workforce

September 11, 2020 by Catherine Nagle

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Publication - September 11, 2020

Supreme Court Settles Circuit Split on When a Plaintiff May Sue

July 10, 2019 by Patrick Quinn

6th Edition: Trends in Marketing Communications Law The Supreme Court handed down a unanimous copyright decision in March 2019 with implications for anyone involved in a copyright dispute, as well as for marketers and brands that create and use copyrighted materials. In Fourth Estate Public Continue Reading

Trends in Marketing Communications Law - July 10, 2019

Celebrity Endorsers of Initial Coin Offerings Settle with Securities and Exchange Commission

December 20, 2018 by Patrick Quinn

The Bottom Line Celebrities not only need to comply with the FTC Endorsement Guides but also need to comply with the SEC’s disclosure rules when endorsing ICOs, or risk facing charges similar to those brought against Khaled and Mayweather.These recent charges reflect the SEC’s concern around the Continue Reading

Alert - December 20, 2018

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