Legal Issues of Running Social Media and Mobile Sweepstakes and Contests

        When: August 15, 2024 at 1:00pm – 2:05pm (EDT)
        Location: Webinar
        People: Robert Laplaca

        Join Verrill’s Rob Laplaca on August 15 for the Legal Issues of Running Social Media and Mobile Sweepstakes and Contests webinar.

        Many businesses are attracted to social media and mobile-based sweepstakes and contests because they present a practical method of consumer engagement. These promotions present challenges that may likely be overlooked by the unwary. This topic will help educate attorneys on the basics of sweepstakes and contests law, which is regulated by Federal law and in all 50 states. This material will also address the unique issues presented when running a social media or mobile-based contest or sweepstakes, including handling of user-generated content, privacy concerns, social media platform requirements, and will address the need to consider the myriad laws and regulations governing these promotions.

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