How fake sale prices, perpetual sales, countdown timers, false scarcity, dark patterns, and Made in USA claims become false advertising cases, why expert testimony matters, and when competitors can sue.
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Since June 9, 2026, New York requires advertisers to conspicuously disclose AI-generated synthetic performers in ads. Here is what GBL 396-b covers, its exceptions, penalties, and a compliance checklist.
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How an online business can decide whether to settle a dispute or litigate, from demand letters and mediation to injunctions and settlement terms.
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How long an online defamation case takes depends on deadlines, anonymous posters, anti-SLAPP motions, and how hard the other side fights. Here is what to expect at each stage.
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When should a startup hire a lawyer? Earlier than most founders think. This stage-by-stage guide shows when to bring in an internet lawyer, from formation through fundraising and sale.
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A customer’s public post is not permission to use it in your marketing. Here is how copyright, publicity rights, and the FTC’s endorsement and review rules apply to UGC.
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