Advertising Law Blog
This blawg provides commentary and news on developing legal issues in advertising, promotional marketing, Internet and privacy law.
Author: Contributors all practice at The Lustigman Firm, which has offices in New York City and Hillsdale, N.J. Partner Andrew Lustigman writes the legal column "It's the Law" for DM News. He is the President of the New York chapter of the International Network of Boutique Law Firms and chair of its marketing committee; special counsel Jonathan I. Ezor is the Director of the Touro Law Center Institute for Business, Law and Technology, and an assistant professor of law and technology. He is the author of Clicking Through: A Survival Guide for Bringing Your Company Online and co-author of Producing Web Hits. He is also currently acting as the reporter for the New York State Bar Association E-Filing Task Force; Adam Solomon is an associate at The Lustigman Firm.
Blawg Related Categories: Advertising Law • Internet Law • Touro College, Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center • Law Professor • Solo / Small Firm
Recent Posts from Advertising Law Blog
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Complimentary Webinar On The New FTC Testimonial and Endorsement Guidelines
Perhaps the most important development in advertising law in several decades, the FTC's recently revised Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising go into effect on December 1, 2009. The revised Guides…
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Investigation Being Conducted Regarding the Online Marketing of Membership Clubs
The United State Commerce Committee has expanded its investigation into e-commerce companies which present membership club enrollment offers to their online customers and have the customers agree to pass their customers' credit card or debit…
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NY Refund Policy Law To Take Effect
Retailers with stores in New York should take note that effective November 25, 2009, an amendment to the state's existing refund policy law takes effect. Set forth at New York General Business Law § 218-a,…
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BusinessWeek Blog: Your Site, Others' Misbehavior: The Two U.S. Safe Harbor Laws
Web site owners are protected under US law from liability for what others do on their sites...if they know how to take advantage of the safe harbors. This blog article by Jonathan Ezor, originally posted…
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FTC Extends Enforcement Deadline for Identity Theft Red Flags Rule
The Federal Trade Commission is once again delaying enforcement of the "Red Flags" Rule from November 1, 2009 until June 1, 2010, for financial institutions and creditors subject to enforcement by the FTC. The Rule…