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Hannah Taylor
Work Department
Advertising, Marketing & Public Relations and Blockchain Technology
Position
Partner/Co-Chair
Career
Hannah E. Taylor is a partner and Co-Chair of the Advertising, Marketing & Public Relations and Blockchain Technology Groups, representing clients on digital and media technology, consumer protection, advertising, branded entertainment, and intellectual property matters.
Ms. Taylor has received praise in Best Lawyers in America, The Legal 500, Chambers USA, and Super Lawyers.
Ms. Taylor represents clients in a wide variety of industries, with a particular expertise on digital and media technology, including social media and Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). She works with clients to structure and negotiate virtually every type of media-related agreement, and advises clients on claim substantiation and compliance with federal, state, and local laws, as well as on compliance with relevant self-regulatory guidelines and social media platform terms, and represents advertisers before the Federal Trade Commission and the National Advertising Division.
She is an industry thought-leader who frequently speaks at major conferences, including for members of the Association of National Advertisers, Brand Activation Association, National Advertising Division, Society of Digital Agencies, and International Association of Privacy Professionals, and at industry conferences including South by South West and NYC and Los Angeles Social Media Weeks. Her recent presentation topics have included, “I Want My NFT: A Primer on Non-Fungible Tokens & Related Legal Issues,” “Advertising in the Metaverse: How Brands Can Join in the Fun,” “An Interview of Mary Engle of the FTC”; “AI, Avatars, Chatbots, and Other Daunting Futuristic Media” and “Keeping up with the FTC: The Future of Influencer Marketing and the Related Developing Laws.”
Ms. Taylor is also actively involved in leading industry associations, including the ANA Legal Center of Excellence and as a member of the ABA’s Consumer Protection and Advertising Disputes & Litigation Committees. She is the Editor of the ABA’s Consumer Protection Law Developments Update, and is a co-author of the “United States” chapter in Getting the Deal Through – Advertising and Marketing.
Her clients say she is “extremely knowledgeable and provides practical, business-minded advice,” adding: “she’s clearly an expert in her field and can cut to the core issues quickly and efficiently.” She has also been named as a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation, a global honorary society of attorneys whose careers demonstrate outstanding dedication to the highest principles of the legal profession and to the welfare of their communities.
Prior to joining Frankfurt Kurnit, Ms. Taylor was a litigator at Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP. Her previous professional experience also includes work for Legal Momentum (formerly NOW Legal Defense Fund) and Fross Zelnick Lehrman & Zissu. She is admitted to practice in New York.
Education
Bryn Mawr College (BA, 2000)
University of Michigan Law School (JD, 2007)
Lawyer Rankings
United States > Media, technology and telecoms > Advertising and marketing: transactional and regulatory
Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz PC’s advertising, marketing and public relations group has a wide transactional offering that covers a full range of matters. Key areas of recent growth include advising on adtech deals, blockchain and NFTs, subscription programs, and social media campaigns. Terri Seligman
and Hannah Taylor co-chair the practice- Seligman has extensive experience advising on claims and substantiation, native advertising, social media, and mobile marketing matters, as well as on IP and rights of publicity and privacy-related mandates, while Taylor has particular expertise in structuring and negotiating digital and media technology-related agreements, as well on compliance and self-regulatory advertising matters. Other key practitioners include managing partner Jeffrey Greenbaum, who has a broad advertising practice that covers advertising regulation, rights clearance, social media, promotions, SAG-AFTRA issues and network and global clearance, and Brian Murphy, who has substantial experience counseling advertising agencies, advertisers and entertainment companies on advertising and entertainment projects. All mentioned lawyers are based in New York.