10 Insanely Important FTC Advertising Enforcement Trends for 2016
February 25, 2016
Sponsored by Foley Hoag LLP
Following a very active year in 2015, the FTC appears poised to continue and expand its focus in several key areas. This webinar looks back at key enforcement initiatives of the past 12 months and examines expected areas of enforcement in the year ahead, including:
Native advertising
Health claims
Cognition claims
Disclosures
Promotion of technology products
Endorsements and seals
“Green” claims
“Made in the USA” claims
Plus, two more areas that you must tune in to learn about
Speakers
Neil Austin, Partner, Foley Hoag
Lisa Wood, Partner, Foley Hoag
To download a copy of the slides, please click here.
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