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Ashima A. Dayal, Davis+Gilbert Advertising + Marketing partner, will Co-Chair the Practicing Law Institute's "Hot Topics in Advertising Law 2022."She will be speaking in three sessions:...

Privacy law has become one of the fastest-evolving areas of regulation in the United States, with significant implications for businesses across industries.

It is well established following the House of Lords' decision in Spring v Guardian Assurance (1995), that an employer who provides a reference regarding a former employee is under a duty to take reasonable care in making the reference and will be liable to the employee in negligence if the reference is inaccurate and the employee suffers loss as a result.

The recent decision by the Court of Appeal in O'Hanlon v Commissioners for HM Revenue & Customs will be welcomed by employers, in light of the implications it has for sick pay policies. The Court of Appeal held that, when Mrs Hanlon's entitlement to sick pay had been exhausted under HM Revenue & Customs' sick pay policy, the employer's failure to continue to pay Mrs O'Hanlon was neither a failure to make a reasonable adjustment nor disability discrimination.

The closure of UK airspace following the volcanic eruption in Iceland is causing significant disruption, which could worsen if the situation persists.

On July 4, 2025, President Trump signed into law the One Big Beautiful Bill Act Public Law 119-21, (OBBBA), a sweeping legislative initiative that not only extends core tax provisions of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act...

Performance continued to weaken as delinquencies and charge-offs increased in Q2 for personal, student, and subprime auto loans.

Does First Republic represent the beginning of the end of a banking crisis or is it merely the end of the beginning stage of banking turmoil set in motion by the run on Silicon Valley Bank (SVB)?

July 5, 2024 and July 13, 2024 will mark the two-year anniversary of Voyager's and Celsius's bankruptcy filings, respectively. Under the Bankruptcy Code, actions to clawback pre-bankruptcy transfers...

A person reviewing a screenplay, script, or other creative work might understand the risk of a future copyright claim if the copyright holder believes his material was used without permission.

Large and small alcohol brands are pursuing a similar marketing strategy of emphasizing brand history or craftsmanship in an attempt to appeal to consumers' increasing desire for authenticity...

Regulating cosmetics continues to be an important priority for the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)...

Advertising + Marketing partner Paavana Kumar sat down with Marie Potel-Saville, founder of FairPatterns, to discuss the evolution of dark patterns and regulators' increased focus on deceptive online practices.

Throughout 2018, regulators and self-regulators stayed focused on deceptive influencer marketing campaigns and native advertising practices across the United States.

In the wake of the decision from the Court of Justice of the European Union deeming the Safe Harbor program invalid, businesses have been clamoring for guidance from regulators regarding how they will interpret and react to the case.

Beneath all the excitement surrounding the fast-growing "fintech" industry has been a more practical question: who, exactly, is going to regulate this new breed of enterprise?

The United States District Court for the Northern District of California has approved a request by seven plaintiff policyholders to certify a nationwide class action against Conseco Life Insurance Company.