The National Advertising Division’s Connection with Identifying and Avoiding Consumer Litigation Risks
About this episode
This episode discusses consumer litigation risks and the role of self-regulatory organizations in mitigating these risks.
Consumer litigation risks are a significant concern for companies selling products and services for personal use, including consumer class action lawsuits, as well as scrutiny and enforcement actions from the Federal Trade Commission, state attorneys general, and district attorneys. Mitigating these risks requires understanding how self-regulatory organizations (SROs) work. In this episode, Kent Schmidt interviews Dorsey Partner Fara Sunderji on SROs, focusing on the National Advertising Divi...
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