by: John Allaire and Brian C. Schaller Illinois is the latest state to crack down on Pick ‘Em style Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS), thrusting the DFS industry back into the spotlight. Almost exactly a year ago, we discussed the legal storm brewing over Daily Fantasy Sports “Pick ‘Em” games, and the latest events in
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Your Webform And Cookie Manager Practices Might Cost You $632.5K: Breaking News From The CPPA x Honda
by: Dhara ShahThe California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) has announced a settlement with American Honda Motor Co. over alleged violations of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). The settlement focuses in on issues relating to Honda’s privacy rights webform, missing DPAs, and lack of equal choice in the cookie manager. Here is what you…
Text & Call Consent Revocation Rules Not Revoked – What You Need to Know Before April 2025 to Stay in TCPA Compliance
by: Justine Young Gottshall, Tatyana Ruderman & Brian Schaller
While you may have seen in the press that a new FCC rule around consent was delayed and invalidated in the 11th circuit, as of now, the FCC’s revocation of consent rule is still set to take effect (see: Strengthening the Ability of Consumers to…
EU Establishes Two New Packaging Regulations
by: Mindy Abern
EU Bans BPA in Food Contact Materials: On December 31, 2024, the European Commission published Regulation (EU) 2024/3190 regarding the use of bisphenol A (“BPA”) in food contact materials and products.Regulation (EU) 2024/3190 applies to materials and products that come into contact with food, including plastics, varnishes and coatings, printing inks, adhesives,…
Antitrust & Other Legal Risks in the Age of Algorithmic Pricing
by: Max Landaw and John Allaire In recent years, the use of algorithmic pricing (sometimes called “surveillance pricing”) has become more prevalent as companies leverage data-driven systems to optimize prices in real-time. However, the growing reliance on these automated systems has raised significant concerns among regulators about potential violations of antitrust laws, and as we…
Beware Misleading Headlines: Copyright Office Did Not Change the Rules on AI
by: Rosanne Yang
You may see in your news feeds that the Copyright Office released a report on January 29 on the copyrightability of AI-produced works. Beware – some headlines/write ups have been wrong about this being a change in policy or how the law is applied. There is no change to current law or…
7 Things Businesses Need to Know About the FTC’s COPPA Amendments
by: Larisa Kupinszky GambergThe Federal Trade Commission (FTC) kicked off the new year by announcing significant updates to the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). Here are some of the critical changes that organizations should understand: 1. New Security Program Requirements The FTC has implemented prescriptive information security program requirements. This includes the mandatory designation of a…
No More Free Passes: Nonprofits’ New Privacy Compliance in 2025
by: Heather Nolan2025 will be a big year for nonprofits navigating their privacy compliance. Many states exempt a broad array of nonprofits from their comprehensive privacy laws. But, at least two laws coming into effect this year will apply to many nonprofits: Delaware (effective January 1, 2025) and Oregon (effective July 1, 2025 for…
Key Priorities for 2025
Issues to consider in allocating your budgetRegulators and legislators have signaled that there are some key privacy and advertising issues to be sure to get right this coming year. To help you allocate your legal/compliance budget, we asked our team “What is one legal issue (or to do item) to prioritize in 2025?” Here are…
FDA Announces Updated Rule for “Healthy” Labeling on Food Products
by: Mindy Abern and John AllaireOn December 19, 2024, the Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) announced a final rule updating the definition of the term “healthy” and comparable words (e.g., “healthful,” “healthiest,” and “healthiness”) to help consumers identify foods that are that are consistent with dietary recommendations. Manufacturers can voluntarily use the term “healthy”…