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2021 ANA/BAA Marketing Law Conference

Event | 11.15.21 - 11.17.21, 12:00 AM UTC - 12:00 AM UTC

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Hilton San Diego Bayfront
1 Park Blvd, San Diego, CA 92101

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FASTER TECH/TOUGHER REGS: NAVIGATING THE NEW COMPLIANCE LANDSCAPE: The 2021 ANA/BAA Marketing Law Conference will provide learnings and practical advice from deep dives on the broadest variety of today's marketing, advertising, and privacy legal concerns, including the onslaught of state and international privacy restrictions, social media, influencer, real-time, retail store, and entertainment and experiential marketing.


Attendees will also hear the latest on false advertising, litigation, trademarks, copyright, and NFTs from over 150 speakers made up of leading executives from major brands, outside counsel and legal experts, and prominent federal and state regulators and self-regulatory officials from the FTC, the California Privacy Protection Agency, and the Texas OAG, NAD, and CARU. 


Christopher Cole and Holly Melton will speak on panel titled, "The Emerging Litigation Danger for Brands" and Gabe Ramsey and Kayvan Ghaffari will speak on panel titled, "Criminal Intent-Protecting Your Brand in the Digital Space."

For more information, please visit these areas: Mass Tort, Product, and Consumer Litigation

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