The 2015 FTC Policy Statement: An Advertisement Can Be Deceptive Based On...
Starting a few years ago, the FTC began increasing its efforts to address online disclosures in new media. For example, in 2013, the FTC issued .com Disclosures: How To Make Effective Disclosures in...
View ArticleThe 2015 FTC Policy Statement: An Advertisement Can Be Deceptive Based On Its...
Starting a few years ago, the FTC began increasing its efforts to address online disclosures in new media. For example, in 2013, the FTC issued .com Disclosures: How To Make Effective Disclosures in...
View ArticleThe Importance of Being Earnest and Objectively Reasonable
Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. continues to make controlling copyright law, visiting the U.S. Supreme Court for the second time on an issue of great importance to copyright owners and...
View ArticleThe FTC Social Media Consent Order Against SmartClick
The FTC continues its efforts to combat deceptive social media advertising. In June 2016, the FTC brought an enforcement action against SmartClick Media LLC and its owner. The FTC alleged that...
View ArticleThe FTC Social Media Consent Order Against SmartClick: Injunctive Relief and...
The FTC continues its efforts to combat deceptive social media advertising. Recently, the FTC brought an enforcement action against SmartClick Media LLC and its owner. The FTC alleged that SmartClick...
View ArticleNinth Circuit Revives Trader Joe’s Federal Trademark Claims Brought In...
In Trader Joe’s Company v. Michael Norman Hallatt, the Ninth Circuit recently found that Trader Joe’s allegations of infringing conduct occurring within Canada supported a cognizable claim under the...
View ArticleNY Common Law Does Not Provide Creators With Control Over Public Performances...
On December 20, 2016, the New York Court of Appeals (New York’s highest court) issued a landmark state copyright law decision, holding in response to a certified question from the Second Circuit in Flo...
View ArticleThe 2015 FTC Policy Statement: An Advertisement Can Be Deceptive Based On...
Starting a few years ago, the FTC began increasing its efforts to address online disclosures in new media. For example, in 2013, the FTC issued .com Disclosures: How To Make Effective Disclosures in...
View ArticleThe 2015 FTC Policy Statement: An Advertisement Can Be Deceptive Based On Its...
Starting a few years ago, the FTC began increasing its efforts to address online disclosures in new media. For example, in 2013, the FTC issued .com Disclosures: How To Make Effective Disclosures in...
View ArticleThe Importance of Being Earnest and Objectively Reasonable
Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. continues to make controlling copyright law, visiting the U.S. Supreme Court for the second time on an issue of great importance to copyright owners and...
View ArticleThe FTC Social Media Consent Order Against SmartClick
The FTC continues its efforts to combat deceptive social media advertising. In June 2016, the FTC brought an enforcement action against SmartClick Media LLC and its owner. The FTC alleged that...
View ArticleThe FTC Social Media Consent Order Against SmartClick: Injunctive Relief and...
The FTC continues its efforts to combat deceptive social media advertising. Recently, the FTC brought an enforcement action against SmartClick Media LLC and its owner. The FTC alleged that SmartClick...
View ArticleNinth Circuit Revives Trader Joe’s Federal Trademark Claims Brought In...
In Trader Joe’s Company v. Michael Norman Hallatt, the Ninth Circuit recently found that Trader Joe’s allegations of infringing conduct occurring within Canada supported a cognizable claim under the...
View ArticleNY Common Law Does Not Provide Creators With Control Over Public Performances...
On December 20, 2016, the New York Court of Appeals (New York’s highest court) issued a landmark state copyright law decision, holding in response to a certified question from the Second Circuit in Flo...
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