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A Beginner's Guide to Advertising Law

1h

Created on March 27, 2018

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Overview

This course is part of the Lawline Classics collection, featuring timeless content that remains valuable for learning and reference but is no longer available for CLE credit.


This program, presented by advertising attorney Anthony Verna, will provide an introduction to the basics of advertising law. It will begin by briefly reviewing the relevant statutes meant to prevent deceptive and misleading advertising. Next, the program will discuss relevant cases that the Federal Trade Commission has brought. Lastly, the program will review cases that have been heard by the voluntary arbitrator, the National Advertising Division of the Better Business Bureau.


Learning Objectives:

  1. Gain an overview of the basics of advertising law
  2. Examine the role of the Better Business Bureau's National Advertising Division
  3. Analyze the various statutes governing advertisements, including Federal Trade Commission regulations, and remedies for violation of those statutes
  4. Review general advertising concepts, such as substantiation and puffery


Please note that this course reflects information available at the time of filming, and some updates or changes may have occurred since then.



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