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Visit the Full BlogPromotion laws often differ among the fifty states (and the federal government) and often can't keep up with the ever-changing landscape created by innovative marketers. Through this blog, we will provide insights into the latest developments in promotion marketing law and elicit discussion over questionable, interesting or innovative promotions.
How AI Can Alter Skill Contests
Help! My Social Media Influencer Caused a Riot
Never Have I Ever
GLORY, GLORY, HALLELUJAH!
Tesla’s Cybertruck Raffle
C’est le fun!
“Many Will Enter, No One Will Win” The MyPillow® Guy’s Contest
Charitable Promotions, Commercial Co-Ventures, Donors Choose, Round-Up, and Peer-To-Peer Solicitations
Gambling 101: The Vice That's Getting More Nice
NEWS ALERT! FTC Reverses Position On “No Purchase Necessary”
No Oscar for You! A Look at the Morality Clause
Second Circuit Tells DraftKings Participants Cheating is Part of Sports – Get Over it
We Donate $1MM To Charity. Do You Really? The NAD is Watching.
Win a Train Wreck- Lessons From the Downfall of Artesian Builds
Is it Ruff To Run an Internet Currency Sweepstakes?
U.S.A.! U.S.A.! My Product Is Made in the USA
What Comes Around Goes Around (Odds Facts In The History of Promotions)
It’s a Small World: Navigating a Global Sweepstakes
California’s AB 488: You Can Check Out Any Time You Like But You Can Never Leave
"Let's Be Careful Out There:" When Looking At Sweepstakes To Boost Sales, Don't Make These Common Mistakes
Cameo and Commercial Co-Ventures
A Big Merci Beaucoup to Les Habitants
Scoring A Touchdown With NIL Rights
The Raffle: A Calvin to the Sweepstakes Hobbes
Ad Says: “Terms and Conditions” Apply, Second Circuit Says: No They Don't

Animal Killing Contests: Is That Legal?

Cashing in on Vaccinations: How Can They Do That?

Sweepstakes for Charity: Try Your Luck at Avoiding Regulators

This Week's Show: Cause Marketing and Employee Engagement
Tips for Running Popular Sweepstakes during a National Emergency
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