The FDA sent yet another warning letter for a brand that claimed that their product treated and prevented COVID-19. According to the FDA, “Some examples of the claims on your websites …” are: “THIS [PRODUCT] IS A PROMISING TOOL TO BATTLE COVID-19 . . .”“A SPRAY A DAY COULD KEEP COVID AWAY . . .” […]
This is your friendly reminder to have your website reviewed for legal compliance at least every quarter. The law changes often and websites must keep up with legal changes. Websites must be legally compliant with Ad Law, Marketing Law, Promotions Law, Intellectual Property Law, Privacy Law, and ADA legal online compliance at all times. When […]
First, a quick and basic review… On-premises = billboard is located on the premises of the business being advertised. Off-premises = billboard located in a separate location from the business being advertised. Who regulates billboards? Usually localities in which the billboards are located. Why does it matter if the billboard is on or off the […]
Is a company liable for its “up to” claim? Well, the federal court says that a reasonable customer would recognize that the use of “up to” should not be taken as a guarantee. The court used the ‘ceiling’ test as a way to explain that the claim of making up to 210 cups was simply […]
