Michael Ling's article "This Much Fun Should Be Illegal!" was published in Fordham University School of Law's Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Journal (IPLJ) within the "Protecting What's Yours: Rights, Risks, and Realities in IP and Entertainment" section (Vol. 35, Issue 3). View Article
April 23, 2025
Maria Nava is a contributor to IAPP's analysis of the amended COPPA Rule, outlining five key areas for companies planning their compliance strategies to focus on. View Article
February 14, 2025
Matthew R.D. Vittone authored the USA chapter of “Trends and Developments” in the Chambers and Partners: Advertising & Marketing 2024 Global Practice Guide. It explains the latest in advertising law including a review of recent FTC positions. The analysis covers junk fees, artificial intelligence, dark patterns, influencers, online disclosures, fake reviews, and testimonials. View Article
January 10, 2025
Jeffrey A. Greenbaum served as contributing editor of the Chambers and Partners: Advertising & Marketing 2024 Global Practice Guide. With Katelyn J. Patton, he co-authored the USA chapter of “Law and Practice." The guide provides the latest legal information on advertising law and regulatory bodies; advertising claims, including deceptive claims, substantiation, endorsements, environmental claims and “dark patterns”; comparative advertising and ambush marketing; digital/social media; privacy issues; AI; and product compliance. View Article
January 10, 2025
LawInSport published Christopher R. Chase's article, "Restrictions on Marketing for Sports Betting Platforms?" in their "Sports Law in 2025 – Key Issues To Watch in North America" guide. (Behind paywall) View Article
January 7, 2025
Law360 published Rick Borden and Andrew Folks' article, "A Guide to Significant 2024 Data Broker Legal Developments". (Behind paywall) View Article
January 6, 2025
The New York County Lawyers Association (NYCLA) blog published Ronald C. Minkoff’s article titled, “Placing Limits on Judicial Speech: The Disciplinary Case Against Judge Ponsor.” View Article
January 2, 2025
Korean Creative Content Agency (KOCCA) published Emma C. Smizer’s article titled, “Generative AI and Copyright Legal Contributions by an American Interactive Entertainment Attorney.” View Article
December 26, 2024
Daniel M. Goldberg and Andrew Folks are contributing authors to the Q4 2024 Children's Privacy Edition of the IAB State Privacy Law Insights Newsletter. View Article
November 20, 2024
Jeremy Bates wrote an expert analysis column, "3 Presidential Privilege Questions After Trump Ruling" published in Law360. View Article
August 23, 2024
Westlaw published Terri Seligman's article, "AI Powered Detection App Gets FTC Scrutiny" on the FTC's concerns regarding advertising claims surrounding a STI “detecting” app in their Health Law Daily Wrap Up. View Article
July 25, 2024
Cybersecurity Law Report published Richard Borden and Andrew Folks’ article, “What Regulated Companies Need to Know About the SEC’s Final Amendments to Regulation S-P.” View Article
July 25, 2024
The International Trademark Association published Catherine M.C. Farrelly's article, "Ten Tips and Tricks for Navigating the USPTO’s New Search Tool." View Article
July 24, 2024
The Media Law Resource Center published Jeremy S. Goldman's article, "Federal Court Holds That Copyright Act Preempts X's Web Scraping Claims." View article.
June 1, 2024
LawInSport published Christopher R. Chase's articles, "Involvement of U.S. federal government in sport," "Antitrust cases," "Relations with China," and "Counterfeiting and piracy," in their Sports Law in 2024 - Key Issues to Watch In North America guide. View Article
January 11, 2024
The Licensing Journal published Jeffrey A. Greenbaum’s article, “FTC’s New Warning Letters About Influencer Disclosures Include Important Guidance for Marketers." View Article
January 3, 2024
The Association of Corporate Counsel republished Melissa Georges' article, "Do I Really Need to Worry About Those Photos in the Background?" in their weekly news magazine. View Article
December 18, 2023
MarketScreener republished Terri Seligman's article, “Trash Talking Your Competitors: How Far Can You Go?” View Article
December 11, 2023
Jeffrey A. Greenbaum served as contributing editor and with Kate Patton, co-authored the USA chapter of Chambers and Partners, "Advertising & Marketing 2023 Law and Practice." Additionally, Jeff and Matthew Vittone co-authored the USA "Trends and Developments" piece. The guide provides the latest legal information on advertising law and regulatory bodies; advertising claims, including deceptive claims, substantiation, endorsements, environmental claims and “dark patterns”; comparative advertising and ambush marketing; digital/social media; privacy issues; AI; and product compliance. View Article
October 18, 2023
Shoot Online republished Brian G. Murphy’s article, “Photographer Cannot Recover Profits Based on the Use of Infringing Image in Advertising." View Article
October 11, 2023
Shoot Online republished Brian G. Murphy’s article, “The Girl with the Tiger King Tattoo Loses Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Against Netflix." View Article
September 26, 2023
Thomson Reuters Practical Law published Terri Seligman, Hannah Taylor, Dorian Slater Thomas, and Daniel Goldberg’s Practice Note, “Online Advertising and Marketing: Overview (US).” View Article
September 26, 2023
The Media Law Resource Center (MLRC) published Alycia S. Tulloch’s article, “D.C. Federal Court Says AI Generated Art Not Copyrightable” in their August 2023 MediaLawLetter. (Behind paywall) View Article
September 15, 2023
Rick Borden and Daniel M. Goldberg wrote the expert analysis column, “What Cos. Should Know About Software Development Kits” published in Law360. Read more.
August 23, 2023
Rick Borden wrote the article, “NYDFS Changes Its Cybersecurity Regulation Requirements Through Enforcement – Again” published in Cybersecurity Law Report. Read more.
July 21, 2023
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