June 8
State Attorneys General 101
Please join Kelley Drye State Attorneys General practice Co-Chair Paul Singer, Senior Associate Beth Chun and Abby Stempson, Director of the Center for Consumer Protection, National
On this special episode, Privacy and Information Security practice chair Alysa Hutnik chats with Shana Gillers, TransUnion’s Chief Privacy Officer. Alysa and Shana discuss the journey to becoming a chief privacy officer, hot topics, and what it takes to stay on top of your game in privacy today.
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Privacy compliance is a daunting task, particularly when the legal and tech landscape keeps shifting. Many companies are still updating their privacy compliance programs to address CCPA requirements, FTC warnings on avoiding dark patterns and unauthorized data sharing, and tech platform disclosure, consent, and data sharing changes. But in the not too distant future, new privacy laws in California, Colorado, and Virginia also will go into effect. Addressing these expanded obligations requires budget, prioritizing action items, and keeping up to date on privacy technology innovations that can help make some tasks more scalable.
This joint webinar with Kelley Drye’s Privacy Team and Ketch, a data control and programmatic privacy platform, will highlight key legal and self-regulatory developments to monitor, along with practical considerations for how to tackle these changes over the course of the year. This will be the first in a series of practical privacy webinars by Kelley Drye to help you keep up with key developments, ask questions, and suggest topics that you would like to see covered in greater depth.
Barring an advertising or privacy law emergency, like you, we’ll be taking the next few days off to give thanks and spend time with family. Next week, please join us for:
Companies often want to claim that their products or services are better than the products or services offered by a competitor. However, comparative claims tend to be highly scrutinized by competitors and subject to challenge.
On the latest episode of the Ad Law Access podcast, it provides five tips advertisers should keep in mind
Kelley Drye lawyers are taking part in the American Bar Association’s Antitrust Section Spring Meeting, this time virtually. This year, there is no charge!
The Antitrust Section’s first ever Virtual Spring Meeting officially kicks off on April 17th with a welcome session at noon Eastern. For the next two weeks, there will be a
Kelley Drye & Warren LLP today announced the launch of a microsite dedicated to the legal issues regarding advertising, privacy and data security, and consumer product safety. The Advertising and Privacy Law Resource Center, available via www.KelleyDrye.com, provides practical, relevant information to help in-house counsel answer the questions and solve the problems that they
In the 2010s, Kelley Drye’s Ad Law Access blog posted approximately 1500 entries. Below are the most popular by year. To give you a sense of beginning to end, the first post came one month after Apple announced the iPad and the last just days before the first all-female spacewalk by astronauts Christina Koch and
In 2019, Ad Law Access published 124 stories on a wide range of topics. However, two topics stood out above the others:
This month we sent out the first edition of News & Views: Dietary Supplement Advertising. This newsletter is specifically for our clients marketing dietary supplements. We’ll cover developments ranging from FTC, FDA, and Customs to class actions and Prop 65. Check out our first issue and subscribe to future issues by filling out your
