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Kelley Drye Legal DownloadEnvironmental Auditing and Penalty Mitigation: Leveraging EPA’s Audit Policy Under the Trump AdminThe Trump Administration’s U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is shifting its enforcement approach from aggressive actions to more cooperative mechanisms, such as compliance assistance programs and voluntary self-disclosure. For regulated industries such as manufacturing, heavy industry, and mineral extraction, this creates an opportunity to strengthen compliance while reducing enforcement risk.
EPA’s long-standing Audit Policy offers significant benefits, ranging from elimination or reduction of civil penalties to tailored incentives for new owners and clearer correction timelines. Successfully leveraging the policy, however, requires careful planning, strategic decisions on disclosure, and an understanding of potential risks.
Co-hosted by Kelley Drye and...
2025-11-2030 min
Kelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastState AGs and "Junk" Fees- NAAG Consumer Protection Conference Fall 2025In Part One of our two-part series on the NAAG Fall Consumer Protection Conference, we cover key takeaways from the Attorneys General panel and a discussion on price transparency featuring Kelley Drye’s Beth Chun. Hear insights from state AGs on enforcement priorities, compliance expectations, and the growing focus on transparent pricing laws nationwide.
Hosted by Simone Roach. Based on a blog post by Paul L. Singer, Abigail Stempson, Beth Bolen Chun, and Andrea deLorimier.
2025-11-1909 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastWhat We Learned from . . . Massachusetts- "Junk Fee" Regulation UpdateMassachusetts’ new junk fee and auto-renewal regulations are now in effect, reshaping how businesses disclose pricing and subscription terms. In this episode, we recap insights from Yael Shavit, Chief of the Consumer Protection Division at the Massachusetts AG’s Office, who joined Kelley Drye to discuss key compliance takeaways, enforcement priorities, and what businesses should know about these first-of-their-kind rules.
Hosted by Simone Roach. Based on a blog post by Paul L. Singer, Beth Bolen Chun, Abigail Stempson, and Salim Rashid.
2025-11-1707 min
Kelley Drye Legal DownloadStablecoins Part 2: The Clarity Act ExplainedIn this episode of The Legal Download, Matthew C. Luzadder is joined by Adrian Wall, CEO of the Digital Sovereignty Alliance, along with Kelley Drye Partner Jeffrey J. Hunter, for the second part of our stablecoin series.
Following their discussion of the GENIUS Act, this conversation turns to the Clarity Act — the broader market structure legislation shaping digital assets. Topics include:
• How the Clarity Act builds on the GENIUS Act
• Resolving SEC vs. CFTC jurisdiction
• What counts as a security versus a commodity
• Defining “decentralized systems” under the law
• Implications for innovation, consumer protection, and market certainty
• Bipartisan momentum in Congress and what...
2025-09-0219 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastState AGs and Consumer Protection- What We Learned From ... NevadaWhat happens in Nevada won’t stay in Nevada when it comes to consumer protection enforcement. A recent Kelley Drye webinar shed light on how state attorneys general approach unfair and deceptive practices, offering a preview of tactics and remedies that could surface in other jurisdictions. For legal, compliance, and marketing teams, these insights are critical for anticipating enforcement risks, adapting compliance programs, and avoiding costly disputes with regulators.
Hosted by Simone Roach. Based on a blog post by Paul L. Singer, Abigail Stempson, Beth Bolen Chun, and Andrea deLorimier
2025-08-2509 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadStablecoins, Regulation, and the GENIUS Act: What Businesses Need to KnowIn this episode of The Legal Download, Matt Luzadder, Office Managing Partner of Kelley Drye’s Chicago office, is joined by Adrian Wall, CEO of the Digital Sovereignty Alliance and leader of the Stablecoin Leadership Alliance, along with Kelley Drye Partner Jeff Hunter, to discuss the hot topic of stablecoins and the GENIUS Act.
The conversation explores why stablecoins matter for businesses today, the goals of the GENIUS Act and which assets it does and does not regulate, and the importance of requiring reserve assets to back digital currencies. The guests also explain the different federal and state regulatory pathways fo...
2025-08-1825 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumFCC July 2025 Open Meeting RecapIn this episode of Full Spectrum, Kelley Drye’s Communications team provides a detailed “First Take” on the Federal Communications Commission’s July 24, 2025 Open Meeting.
Special Counsel Mike Dover is joined by partners Chip Yorkgitis and Hank Kelly, and senior associates Jennifer Wainwright and Winifred Brantl, to break down the Commission’s major actions and rulemakings, including:
• A multi-part Report and Order on pole attachments that introduces new application timelines, advance notice requirements, meet-and-confer obligations, and expanded self-help rights for attachers
• Updates to designated entity eligibility rules ahead of the AWS-3 spectrum auction (Auction 113), including revised bidding credits for small and rural serv...
2025-08-0152 min
Kelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastFTC Takes a ShOt at Telehealth Program for Allegedly Deceptive Pricing, Reviews, and Weight ClaimsFTC Takes a ShOt at Telehealth Program for Allegedly Deceptive Pricing, Reviews, and Weight Claims by Kelley Drye Advertising Law
2025-08-0108 min
Kelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastPrivacy Perspectives: Preparing for Privacy Enforcement InquiriesIn this first episode of Privacy Perspectives, a new Ad Law Access podcast mini-series, Alex Schneider talks with Celine Guillou about how businesses can put their best foot forward when engaging with enforcement agencies and regulators in privacy and security investigations.
Celine recently joined Kelley Drye as Special Counsel after serving in the Enforcement Division of the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA). She shares insights from her time at the CPPA, including common areas of regulatory focus and practical guidance for responding to enforcement requests.
Alex and Celine also discuss the broader landscape of state privacy laws, emerging enforcement trends...
2025-06-3017 min
Kelley Drye Legal DownloadThe Future of NEPA: Supreme Court Signals a ResetOn this episode of Legal Download, Kelley Drye partners Joe Green and Wayne D’Angelo, along with special counsel Frances Morris, explore the Supreme Court’s decision in Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County, Colorado—the most consequential ruling on National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) in decades.
They walk through the Court’s reasoning, its restoration of agency deference, and its potential to reduce litigation risk, streamline reviews, and reset NEPA’s role as a procedural statute. A must-listen for lawyers, project developers, and agencies navigating permitting and environmental reviews.
For more information: https://www.kelleydrye.com/practices/environmental
2025-06-1331 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastNAAG Attorney General Symposium 2025Paul L. Singer, Beth Bolen Chun, Abigail Stempson, Andrea deLorimier
Last week, the Kelley Drye State AG team attended the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) Attorney General Symposium. The panels included a number of topics of importance to state attorneys general including cell phone jamming in prisons, social engineering or “pig butchering” scams, human trafficking, youth and young adult mental health especially pertaining to student athletes, cannabis legislative trends and enforcement, and disaster preparedness and response. In addition, below we’ve highlighted some of the other topics discussed by AGs.
2025-05-0605 min
Kelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastP&G Accused of Greenwashing and Creating "Frankenforests"Is P&G’s sustainability messaging misleading consumers?
A new class action lawsuit accuses Procter & Gamble of greenwashing, alleging that its "Keep Forests as Forests" campaign and "Protect-Grow-Restore" promises don’t hold up under scrutiny. The case claims that P&G’s Charmin toilet paper is sourced from clear-cut boreal forests, with replanting efforts creating so-called "Frankenforests"—single-species tree plantations treated with chemical herbicides.
The lawsuit also challenges P&G’s use of FSC and Rainforest Alliance logos, arguing that they mislead consumers about the company’s sustainability efforts. Plaintiffs cite violations of the FTC’s Green Guides, shareholder criticism, and competitor...
2025-02-1905 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastState AGs Close Out 2024 And Preview 2025 At NAAG Capital Forum2024’s National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) Capital Forum took place December 9-11. The Kelley Drye State AG Practice team was there as the AGs closed out a year of insights, including Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum’s Presidential Initiative concerning children’s welfare. During the sessions, we heard from two federal agency heads regarding their goals and how they can collaborate with AGs to accomplish them. We also heard from AGs and other notable panelists on topics ranging from charity to national security. Here are some of the highlights.
https://www.kelleydrye.com/viewpoints/blogs/ad-law-access/state-ags-close-out-2024-and-preview-2025-at-naag-capital-forum
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2025-01-1708 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumFCC Open Meeting Recap October: 2024On today’s episode of Full Spectrum, the Kelley Drye Communications team will be covering October 2024 FCC Open Meeting . First, senior associate Jenny Wainwright will discuss the Commission's adoption of a Report and Order related to hearing aid compatibility requirements for wireless handsets (1:25). Special counsel Mike Dover will cover the Commission's adoption of a Third Report and Order and Third Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking related to georouting 988 lifeline calls (14:10). Finally, partner Chip Yorkgitis is discussing three spectrum items outside of the meeting (23:25).
2024-10-2334 minKelley Drye Full SpectrumFCC Open Meeting Recap: July 2024On today’s episode of Full Spectrum, the Kelley Drye Communications group covers a number of Report and Orders and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemakings covered at the FCC’s July Open Meeting. First, Tom Cohen will discuss bringing common sense and fairness to correctional facility phone rates (00:33). Jenny Wainwright will then discuss modernizing E-Rate to support wi-fi hotspots (08:54). Mike Dover will discuss accessibility of user interfaces, and video programming guides and menus (15:28). Chip Yorkgitis will discuss promoting consumer choice and wireless competition through handset unlocking requirements and policies (24:18). Finally, Hank Kelly will discuss advancing the transition to next generation 911 (29:54).
2024-07-2242 minKelley Drye Full SpectrumFCC Open Meeting Recap: MarchOn this episode of Full Spectrum the Kelley Drye Communications team will be providing summaries of several of the items adopted by the FCC at its most recent open meeting on March 14th. Chip Yorkgitis, partner, will be discussing a number of rules the Commission adopted to create a voluntary cybersecurity labeling program for wireless consumer Internet of Things (IOT) products (0:01:47). Next, Mike Dover, special counsel, will discuss new requirements for cable and satellite TV providers to provide “all-in” pricing information for their video programming services (0:20:17). Third, Jenny Wainwright, senior associate, will be talking about the FCC’s findings following its mo...
2024-03-2255 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastNew York AG Supports Legislation to Broaden Consumer Protection PowersNew York Attorney General Letitia James joined Kelley Drye for its January State AG webinar to discuss consumer protection in the Empire State and her support for legislative reform that would grant the AG’s Office new powers to target “unfair” business practices.
https://www.kelleydrye.com/viewpoints/blogs/ad-law-access/new-york-ag-supports-legislation-to-broaden-consumer-protection-powers
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Beth Chun
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2024-02-2606 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumFCC Open Meeting Recap: SeptemberOn today’s episode of Full Spectrum, the Kelley Drye Communications teams will discuss a number of developments from the September FCC Open Meeting. First, Tom Cohen will briefly discuss the impact of a full Commission on the heels of an election cycle. Chip Yorkgitis (3:20) will follow up to discuss two Report and Orders related to satellite and space launches. Hank Kelly (21:02) will discuss the changes the Commission made to address direct access to numbers by interconnected VoIP providers. Finally, Mike Dover (31:18) will discuss the Notice of Proposed Rule Making establishing a 5G fund for rural America.
2023-09-2943 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumFCC Open Meeting Recap: AugustOn today’s episode of Full Spectrum, the Kelley Drye Communications team will be discussing several of the matters raised at the FCC’s August 3, 2023, Open Meeting. First (1:04), partner Chip Yorkgitis covers a Notice of Inquiry that initiates a mostly technical inquiry into how to measure non-Federal spectrum usage as a prelude to future spectrum management decisions. Second (10:19), special counsel Mike Dover covers a Sixth Report and Order which implements the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) high-cost area benefit.
2023-08-0822 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumFCC Open Meeting Recap: JuneOn today’s episode of Full Spectrum, the Kelley Drye Communications team will be discussing several of the matters raised at the FCC’s May 18, 2023 Open Meeting. First, (1:00) partner Chip Yorkgitis will cover a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that would explore how spectrum in the 42 GHz band might be made available through one of several spectrum access models which have the potential to provide solutions in this evolving space. Second, (15:12) special counsel Michael Dover will cover a Report and Order, NPRM, and Order concerning accessibility for video conferencing services and providing guidance relating to the definition of “interoperable video conferencing servic...
2023-06-1527 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumFCC Open Meeting Recap: MayOn today’s episode of Full Spectrum, the Kelley Drye Communications team will be discussing several of the matters raised at the FCC’s May 18, 2023 Open Meeting. First (01:00), Partner Chip Yorkgitis discusses the Commission’s Report and Order expanding unlicensed uses in the 60 GHz band (57-71 GHz). Chip also (08:34) summarizes the Commission’s Report and Order declining to adopt rules to enable terrestrial mobile service in the 12.2-12.7 GHz Band and a related Further NPRM which will consider liberalizing licensed terrestrial fixed service rules in the band, and introducing unlicensed applications for the first time in this frequency range. Next (21:12), Special...
2023-05-1945 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadEPA Proposes First National Drinking Water Standard for PFASOn today’s episode of Legal Download, attorneys from Kelley Drye’s Environmental practice will be joined by Kathi Wurzel, a board-certified toxicologist with NewFields, an environmental and engineering consulting firm, to discuss the first proposed national drinking water standard for PFAS released by the EPA this spring. Associate Sabrina Morelli moderates the discussion as Kathi, partner Steven Humphreys and associate Zoe Makoul discuss the standards and the impact of PFAS.
2023-05-1822 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadConversation with Ralph Allen, Kelley Drye's New COOJoin Heather Tighe and Ralph Allen as we find out about Ralph's background, welcome him to Kelley Drye and find out what his plans are for the firm.
2023-04-2035 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumFCC Open Meeting Recap: March 2023 Part 1On today’s episode of the Full Spectrum podcast, attorneys from Kelley Drye’s Communications practice highlight items from the FCC’s March 16th Open Meeting. First, partner Hank Kelly discusses (0:00:58) the FCC’s adoption of a Report and Order and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that addresses a gap in the STIR/SHAKEN caller ID authentication regime, expands robocall mitigation requirements for all providers, adopts more robust enforcement tools, and seeks comment on additional steps to further enhance the effectiveness of the STIR/SHAKEN framework. Hank Kelly also addresses (0:09:33) the FCC’s adoption of a Report and Order requiring providers...
2023-03-1724 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastFTC Proposed Ban Of Noncompetes- Practical Guidance For EmployersThe Federal Trade Commission’s (“FTC”) proposed rule banning the use of non-competes with employees and workers could regulate nearly every employer in the nation. If a final rule emerges from this proposal it could potentially prohibit non-disclosure, non-solicitation, and non-recruitment agreements and functional non-compete clauses. How can individual firms and industry groups alike weigh in on one of the most substantial regulatory actions facing employers right now? And what should businesses do to prepare? Kelley Drye’s Labor and Employment practice shares practical guidance to help employers prepare for a world without noncompetes.
https://www.adlawaccess.com/2023/01/articles/ftc-insights-how-employers-can-prepare-for-a-world-without-noncompetes/
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2023-01-2410 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastThe FTC’s Proposal to Ban Noncompetes is on Shaky Legal GroundBy now, most of our readers have likely heard about the FTC’s proposed rule to ban noncompete clauses in employment contracts, including from Kelley Drye’s other posts on the topic discussing the sheer breadth of the proposal and the potential implications for employers. In this post, we zero in on an issue that merits a lot more attention than it’s getting – namely, the serious legal and practical questions that the FTC’s proposal raises.
https://www.adlawaccess.com/2023/01/articles/the-ftcs-proposal-to-ban-noncompetes-is-on-shaky-legal-ground/
Jessica Rich
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2023-01-2311 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumFCC Open Meeting Recap: December 2022On today’s episode of the Full Spectrum podcast, attorneys from Kelley Drye’s Communications practice highlight items from the FCC’s December Open Meeting as well as two important items from November. First, special counsel Mike Dover discusses these items -- Broadband labels and ACP data collection (1:27.057-19:07.750). Discussion of the December Open Meeting items then follows. Partner Tom Cohen discusses a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that would take the next step in the Commission’s efforts to promote equal access to broadband by seeking comment on potential rules to address digital discrimination of access to broadband, consistent with Congress...
2022-12-2247 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastCPRA Rule Revisions Unlikely to be Finalized in 2022CPRA Rule Revisions Unlikely to be Finalized in 2022 by Kelley Drye Advertising Law
2022-11-0813 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastBlurred Lines - A Rundown on the FTC Workshop “Protecting Kids from Stealth Advertising in Digital Media”Blurred Lines - A Rundown on the FTC Workshop “Protecting Kids from Stealth Advertising in Digital Media” by Kelley Drye Advertising Law
2022-11-0410 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumFCC Open Meeting Recap: October 2022On today’s episode of the Full Spectrum podcast, attorneys from Kelley Drye’s Communications practice highlight items from the FCC’s October Open Meeting. First, partner Chip Yorkgitis discusses the Commission’s adoption of a Notice of Inquiry to explore the potential restructuring of the 12.7 GHz Band to accommodate the introduction of Next-Generation and other mobile Wireless Services (1:15-13:39). Following Chip, partner Hank Kelly discusses Caller ID Authentication on Non-IP Networks (13:45-26:23). Finally, special counsel Mike Dover covers the FCC’s consideration of a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to strengthen the operational readiness of the Emergency Alert System and Wireless E...
2022-11-0148 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastNFL Hit with Automatic Renewal Lawsuit (and Hyperbole)Last week, a plaintiff filed a proposed class action against the NFL over its automatic renewal practices. The plaintiff alleges that the company used deceptive practices to automatically subscribe its Game Pass users to a new streaming service, NFL+, without their clear knowledge or consent, and that the NFL later made it difficult for them to cancel. It’s a little hard to tell from the complaint exactly what happened, but the gist of the argument is familiar.
The plaintiff alleges that when he learned that his Game Pass subscription was going to be converted to an NFL + subscription, he at...
2022-10-1903 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastSEC is the Latest Agency to Keep Up With the KardashiansIn these difficult financial times, some of us may turn to our financial advisors for advice. Others may turn to Kim Kardashian. If you fall into the latter category, you may have seen that last year, Ms. Kardashian posted a story on Instagram in which she shared what her “friends just told [her] about the Ethereum Max Token.” People who read the post could swipe up to join the E-Max Community and purchase tokens. Not disclosed – but not surprising – was the fact that Ms. Kardashian was paid $250,000 for the post.
https://www.adlawaccess.com/2022/10/articles/sec-is-the-latest-agency-to-keep-up-with-the-kardashians/
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2022-10-1803 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadCrypto Regulation in the CrosshairsCurrently the regulation of cryptocurrency currently hinges on one question, are cryptocurrency securities under federal securities law or are they commodities? Partner and head of Kelley Drye's Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Practice Matt Luzadder provides insight into what a sensible regulatory model looks like.
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2022-10-0420 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastCalifornia AG’s First CCPA Settlement Sends Strong “Signals” About Do Not Sell EnforcementCalifornia AG’s First CCPA Settlement Sends Strong “Signals” About Do Not Sell Enforcement by Kelley Drye Advertising Law
2022-09-1306 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastFTC and Six States Take Action Against Fake Reviews and ClaimsFTC and Six States Take Action Against Fake Reviews and Claims by Kelley Drye Advertising Law
2022-09-1304 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastFTC Updates – Intuit, Mag-Moss, and MoreUpdates on advertising law, privacy law, and consumer protection trends, issues, and developments from Kelley Drye's Advertising and Marketing practice.
FTC Updates – Intuit, Mag-Moss, and More
There’s a lot going on at the FTC and in consumer protection news more generally. This blogpost highlights some recent FTC-related news, as well as several issues related to the FTC’s legal authority that bear watching.
https://www.adlawaccess.com/2022/08/articles/ftc-updates-intuit-twitter-mag-moss-and-more/
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2022-09-0812 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastThe FTC’s Mission Statement for 2022-2026- “Legitimate Business Activity” Still Missing in ActionAd Law Access Daily Podcast
Updates on advertising law, privacy law, and consumer protection trends, issues, and developments from Kelley Drye's Advertising and Marketing practice.
The FTC’s Mission Statement for 2022-2026: “Legitimate Business Activity” Still Missing in Action
Last November, the FTC sought public comment on a draft strategic plan for 2022-2026. As we blogged here and discussed in a comment submitted to the FTC (one of only 21 submitted), a key change from prior strategic plans was deletion of the phrase “without unduly burdening legitimate business activity” from the FTC’s Mission Statement – a change that the Commission majority just adopted in its f...
2022-09-0604 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastHow To Protect Employee/HR Data and Comply with Data Privacy LawsBuilding off of last month's webinar of the same name, Jayson Lewis and Alex Schneider discuss how to protect employee/HR data and comply with data privacy laws. Jayson and Alex review the kinds of data that are subject to data privacy laws, the laws that govern the handling of employee/HR data (federal and state), the use of monitoring tools and biometric technologies in the, and principles and best practices that employers should adopt as they navigate the evolving privacy landscape.
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2022-08-0526 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastFTC Announced Third Right to Repair Action in Three WeeksAd Law Access Daily Podcast
Updates on advertising law, privacy law, and consumer protection trends, issues, and developments from Kelley Drye's Advertising and Marketing practice.
FTC Announced Third Right to Repair Action in Three Weeks
The FTC is focused on ensuring that consumers have options when it comes to repairing products. In 2019, they held a workshop to discuss manufacturer restrictions on repair rights. In a 2021 report, they concluded there was “scant evidence to support manufacturers’ justifications for repair restrictions.” After that, they issued a Policy Statement calling for more aggressive enforcement against manufacturers that impose these restrictions. Two weeks ago, we pos...
2022-07-2203 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastNAD Addresses Disclosure Requirements for Paid StudiesAd Law Access Daily Podcast
Updates on advertising law, privacy law, and consumer protection trends, issues, and developments from Kelley Drye's Advertising and Marketing practice.
NAD Addresses Disclosure Requirements for Paid Studies
Liberty Mobile Puerto Rico advertised that it has the “best network” and the “best coverage” in Puerto Rico and disclosed that the claims were based on an “independent study” conducted by Global Wireless Solutions (or “GWS”). Although T-Mobile didn’t challenge the results of the study, it argued that because Liberty had paid GWS to conduct the study, the connection between the two companies should be clearly disclosed, in accordance with...
2022-07-2003 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastCARU’s First Decision on “Gender-Restrictive” Ads Also Addresses Jurisdictional IssuesAd Law Access Daily Podcast
Updates on advertising law, privacy law, and consumer protection trends, issues, and developments from Kelley Drye's Advertising and Marketing practice.
CARU’s First Decision on “Gender-Restrictive” Ads Also Addresses Jurisdictional Issues
In a February 2021 blog post, CARU encouraged advertisers to focus on diversity and inclusion in their ads. In August 2021, they went a step further when they announced that the new version of the CARU Guidelines would include a provision stating that ads “should not portray or encourage negative social stereotyping, prejudice, or discrimination.” Last week, CARU released the first decision involving that new provision.
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2022-07-1904 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastTINA.org Urges Investigation into Hello FreshAd Law Access Daily Podcast
Updates on advertising law, privacy law, and consumer protection trends, issues, and developments from Kelley Drye's Advertising and Marketing practice.
TINA.org Urges Investigation into Hello Fresh
TINA.org recently announced that it had filed complaints with the FTC and the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection, urging them to investigate Hello Fresh’s marketing practices related to a campaign advertising “free” meals in order to encourage consumers to sign up for a subscription. The complaints touch on a number of issues we post about frequently, including automatic renewals, “dark patterns,” and the use of influencers. Here are s...
2022-06-3005 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastFTC Announces Two Actions on Right to Repair While Legislative Efforts ContinueUpdates on advertising law, privacy law, and consumer protection trends, issues, and developments from Kelley Drye's Advertising and Marketing practice.
FTC Announces Two Actions on Right to Repair While Legislative Efforts Continue
The FTC is focused on ensuring that consumers have options when it comes to repairing products. In 2019, they held a workshop to discuss manufacturer restrictions on repair rights. In a 2021 report, they concluded there was “scant evidence to support manufacturers’ justifications for repair restrictions.” After that, they issued a Policy Statement calling for more aggressive enforcement against manufacturers that impose these restrictions. Last week, we may have seen the start o...
2022-06-3003 minKelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastUpdate on “Three Corners” Federal Privacy Bill (HR 8152)For those not following every detail regarding the progress of the “three corners” federal privacy bill, here’s a summary of where things stand.
In brief, on June 23, the House E&C Consumer Protection Subcommittee held a markup during which it considered a substitute version of the bill (HR 8152), approved it by voice vote, and forwarded it to the full E&C Committee for consideration. The amended bill contains a host of changes, many of which push it in a more business-friendly direction. Senate Commerce Chair Cantwell is more critical of the bill than ever, and has told the media that she...
2022-06-2910 min
Kelley Drye Ad Law Access PodcastTest of Skype and ZoomTest of Skype and Zoom by Kelley Drye Advertising Law
2022-06-221h 02Kelley Drye Legal DownloadAttorney-Client Privilege In Investigations and Crisis Response ScenariosOn this episode of Kelley Drye’s Legal Download, senior associate Molly Rao speaks with Kristi Wolff, the chair of the firm’s Food and Drug Law and Cannabis Law practices. They provide answers to frequently asked questions surrounding attorney-client privilege and investigations, including how to protect privilege and how to keep third-party communications protected.
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2022-03-1120 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadOffice Politics: Rules for Engaging Your Workforce in the 2022 ElectionsKelley Drye Legal Download Podcast
A rundown of the latest legal issues impacting your business from Kelley Drye & Warren LLP.
With 2022 midterm elections right around the corner, you may already be planning to approach your executives and employees to encourage them to be more engaged politically in today’s important issues, whether that’s learning more about the candidates and issues, registering to vote and voting, volunteering for favored campaigns and candidates, and even perhaps fundraising.
In this episode, Jeff Scurry speaks with Dave Frulla and Jeff Hunter about the “rules of the road” when it comes to engaging your workforc...
2022-02-1807 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadEPA Plan Changes PFAS Outlook For Companies, RegulatorsThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently released its much-anticipated plan, nearly a year in the making, to address per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances in the environment. Building on a Law360 of the same name, Steven Humphreys, Lauren Shah, and Maria Pimienta discuss the EPA's PFAS Strategic Roadmap, which provides a detailed framework of actions the agency commits to taking over the next three years to confront PFAS contamination across the country.
See the Law360 article here (subscription required): https://www.law360.com/articles/1435724/epa-plan-changes-pfas-outlook-for-companies-regulators
For additional information, see our PFAS and Emerging Contaminants https://www.kelleydrye.com/Our-Practices/Hot-Topics/PFAS-and-Emerging-Contaminants
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2021-11-1935 minKelley Drye Legal Download2021 House Ways And Means Tax ProposalsOn September 13, 2021, the House Ways and Means Committee released draft legislation advancing a series of tax proposals (the “Ways and Means Tax Proposals”). This episode of Kelley Drye's Legal Download discusses some of these proposals.
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House Ways and Means Committee Proposes Tax Law Changes
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The Ways and Means Tax Proposals are, of course, subject to change, as Congressional negotiations progress in the coming weeks. It is uncertain whether the Biden administration will ultimately succ...
2021-10-0929 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadWhat Does The SEC Approved NASDAQ Diversity Proposal Mean For Boards?On this episode of Kelley Drye’s Legal Download, Senior Associate Courtney Kleshinski will discuss NASDAQ’s Diversity Proposal, approved by the SEC in August 2021, that would establish a disclosure-based framework to advance board diversity and enhance transparency of board diversity statistics. Courtney and Shanin will review key components of the proposal and highlight the implications and action-items for company boards.
Contacts
Courtney L. Kleshinski - https://www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Courtney-L-Kleshinski
Senior Associate
ckleshinski@kelleydrye.com
(312) 857-7079
2021-09-3009 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadTop Environmental Social & Governance Concerns for Corporate BoardsPressure from institutional investors such as BlackRock vanguard and State Street and environmental groups, employees, customers, and other corporate stakeholders has contributed to an increased focus and urgency on environmental, social and corporate governance matters or ESG. Boards of directors are now looking for ways their companies can design and implement business strategies that produce a sustainable future and remain relevant in a world where climate change, social justice, pandemics, disease prevention and wellness are the new normal.
In this episode of Kelley Drye's Legal Download, senior associate Courtney Kleshinski provides a roadmap for boards to take tangible steps towards...
2021-04-3009 min
The Data Protection Breakfast Club with Andy & PedroAlysa Hutnik - Partner at Kelley Drye & WarrenWe’re joined by Alysa Hutnik who leads privacy and information security at Kelley, Drye & Warren one of the leading law firms in the US on advertising issues. Practice in this area can often feel like wandering a maze of regulatory rules, enforcement actions and nebulous provisions. Luckily Alysa is masterful at weaving through and finding practical solutions for companies big and small. Labyrinth has an incredible performance by David Bowie, so we discuss his music as well and potentially his makeup...
2021-03-2435 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadMaryland's Controversial Tax on Digital Advertising ExplainedOn February 12, 2021, the General Assembly of the State of Maryland enacted legislation imposing the Digital Advertising Gross Revenues Tax, overriding a prior veto of the legislation by Maryland Governor Larry Hogan. The Act imposes a tax, at rates of up to 10%, on gross revenues “derived from digital advertising services in the state.” The tax could be extremely burdensome, and within days of the Act’s enactment, a number of advertising industry groups commenced litigation, in an effort to block implementation of the Act.
Tax partner Andrew Lee breaks down what you need to know about this first-of-its-kind tax on this episod...
2021-02-2808 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadThe Biden Tax PlanThe Democrats’ “sweep” of the White House and both chambers of Congress means that it is all but inevitable that tax legislation will be introduced in 2021, but the razor-thin nature of the Democrats’ majority in Congress could mean that only a few of President Biden’s proposals will ultimately be enacted this year. In a companion podcast to their client advisory, the latest episode of Kelley Drye’s Legal Download features tax partners Jack Miles and Andrew Lee discussing some of President Biden’s corporate and individual tax proposals.
For additional information:
The Biden Tax Plan Client Advisory
www.kelleydrye.com/News-Event...
2021-01-2217 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadFrom Subpoenas to Search Warrants: Search Warrant BasicsOn the latest episode of Kelley Drye’s Legal Download, in the second of a two-part series, Chicago Office Managing Partner Matt Luzadder speaks with Mark Pohl of The Pohl Group about search warrants and the action plan for you and your company if agents should show up with a warrant.
In Part I, Mark discussed grand jury investigations and agent interviews. These guests draw on their experience from both the law enforcement and defense perspectives, giving the audience practical advice on handling the investigative process.
For more information, contact:
Mark Pohl
President & Founder
The Pohl Group
Special Agent, DoD (Re...
2020-12-1516 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadFrom Subpoenas to Search Warrants: Responding to Grand Jury Subpoenas and Agent InterviewsOn the latest episode of Kelley Drye’s Legal Download, in the first of a two-part series, Chicago Office Managing Partner Matt Luzadder speaks with Mark Pohl of The Pohl Group about grand jury investigations and agent interviews.
In Part II, Mark will discuss search warrants and the action plan for you and your company if agents should show up with a warrant. These guests draw on their experience from both the law enforcement and defense perspectives, giving the audience practical advice on handling the investigative process.
For more information, contact:
Mark Pohl
President & Founder
The Pohl Group
Special Agent, Do...
2020-12-0815 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumInside the TCPA, Episode 8: Supreme Court PreviewOn December 8, 2020, the Supreme Court will hear argument in the case of Facebook v. Duguid, which is expected to resolve a widening Circuit split regarding the definition of an automatic telephone dialing system (ATDS). In this latest episode of the Inside the TCPA series, Partners Steve Augustino and Paul A. Rosenthal set the stage for the case and discuss the FCC actions leading up to the current status of the ATDS definition. In the second part of this podcast, originally recorded for Kelley Drye’s Ad Law Access podcast (https://soundcloud.com/adlawaccess), Paul does a deeper dive into Facebook v...
2020-12-0724 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadDon’t Forget About Biometric Privacy When Instituting COVID Procedures!Special Counsel Michael Dover discusses compliance requirements of Illinois' biometric privacy law (BIPA) and how they affect companies implementing COVID procedures to get their employees back to work, as well as how ongoing litigation may have an effect on BIPA compliance in "emergency" circumstances like the national COVID pandemic.
For more information:
Michael Dover
Special Counsel
(312) 857-7087
mdover@kelleydrye.com
www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Michael-Dover
For more Kelley Drye podcasts and other insights visit https://www.kelleydrye.com/Insights
2020-11-2310 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadFederal Judge Puts California Ban on Importing Alligator, Crocodile Parts on HoldThe Associated Press, Bloomberg, CBS and numerous other news organizations have covered the recent federal judge’s ruling that found California’s ban on the importation of alligator and crocodile products probably violates federal laws and the state cannot enforce it while various legal challenges remain in court. Kelley Drye represents a group of 11 plaintiffs that make and use alligator and crocodile leather who filed the suit opposing the ban. Communications Manager Christopher Rubsamen speaks with Partner David Frulla about this potentially precedent setting ruling and the facts surrounding it for Kelley Drye’s Legal Download podcast.
For more information:
David...
2020-11-1114 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadSizing up the FCCThe upcoming election will bring changes to the FCC, regardless of which party wins the White House. In this episode, Dana Wood, co-chair of Kelley Drye’s Government Relations and Public Policy (GRPP) practice joins for a discussion of the potential organizational and policy changes under the next administration. Look out for post-election coverage from Kelley Drye’s Communications and GRPP groups.
2020-10-3022 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumSizing up the FCC in 2021The upcoming election will bring changes to the FCC, regardless of which party wins the White House. In this episode, Communications Partners John Heitmann and Steve Augustino are joined by Dana Wood, co-chair of Kelley Drye’s Government Relations and Public Policy (GRPP) practice, for a discussion of the potential organizational and policy changes under the next administration. The conversation features the future of the digital divide, the race to 5G, Section 230, anti-robocall activities, and more. Look out for post-election coverage from Kelley Drye’s Communications and GRPP groups.
2020-10-2232 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadCybersecurity and Data Protection Issues in the 2020 Election with Kendall Burman of AlloyAs the political calendar creeps up on Election Day, all eyes are on data, cybersecurity, and how they relate to candidates and their campaigns. In a special edition of Kelley Drye's Legal Download, partner Aaron Burstein speaks with Kendall Burman, General Counsel for Alloy, a nonprofit start-up building data and technology for political campaigns, state parties, and other partners that work in and around elections. Aaron and Kendall discuss the sorts of privacy and data protection issues that she runs into and privacy and data protection issues in the political campaign arena generally.
Kendall Burman
https://alloy.us/team/kendall-burman/
...
2020-10-0924 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadLeasing In The Age of COVID-19In the wake of COVID-19, commercial landlords are facing unprecedented challenges. Following up on the recent alert, COVID-19 Lease Provisions, Aaron Rosenfeld and Emilie Sickles, highlight a handful of lease provisions that commercial landlords may want to consider when they enter into their next lease or lease amendment.
You can find the advisory here: https://www.kelleydrye.com/News-Events/Publications/Client-Advisories/COVID-19-Lease-Provisions
You can contact Aaron and Emilie at:
Aaron Rosenfeld - https://www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Aaron-D-Rosenfeld
Emilie Sickles -https://www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Emilie-A-Sickles
For information on this and other topics, please visit Kelley Drye’s COVID-19 Re...
2020-08-1907 min
The Broadband BunchTelecommunications & Broadband Policy Experience: Tom Cohen - Partner, Kelley DryeFew have done more to positively impact policies and procedures governing federal and state broadband deployment funding programs than attorney Tom Cohen, a partner in the law firm of Kelley Drye. Tom has 40 years of experience in the communications and telecommunications industry sector. His practice at Kelley Drye focuses on providing legal counsel to further the business interests of entities engaged in the provision of wireline and wireless telecommunications, cable and broadband, including internet services. He has significant experience in federal and state broadband administrative and legislative advocacy and with the Fiber Broadband Association accelerating fiber deployment over the last 20...
2020-08-1837 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadCleaning Up: Answers To Common Questions About Disinfectant, Germ, and Virus-Killing ClaimsSince the start of the pandemic, we have been receiving a lot of questions regarding products claiming to kill or otherwise inhibit viruses, bacteria and other germs. Following on from their recent webinar on this same topic (available here https://www.adlawaccess.com/2020/07/articles/webinar-replay-cleaning-up-from-2020-guidance-for-disinfectant-germ-and-virus-killing-claims/), partner Kristi Wolff and special counsel Joe Green answer some common questions they have been getting.
Important links:
Kristi Wolff - www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Kristi-L-Wolff
Joe Green -www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Joseph-J-Green
Kelley Green Blog - www.kelleygreenlawblog.com
Ad Law Access - www.adlawaccess.com
Food & Drug Law Access - www.fooddruglaw.co...
2020-08-0518 min
Kelley Drye Legal DownloadBankruptcy During the COVID-19 Pandemic2020 is on pace to set a record as the busiest year for bankruptcy filings since the Great Recession. Special Counsel Jennifer Raviele and Partner Bob LeHane of Kelley Drye's Bankruptcy and Restructuring practice discuss the current state of retail and restaurant bankruptcy cases, the impact of the global pandemic, and what to expect in the future.
If you would like further information, please reach out to:
Bob LeHane - www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Robert-L-LeHane
Jennifer Raviele - www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Jennifer-D-Raviele
Additional information is available at www.kelleydyre.com or our COVID-19 Resource Center at www.kelleydrye.com/COVID-19...
2020-07-0219 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadCOVID-19 Financial Remedies, Part 2: InsuranceKelley Drye partners Matthew Luzadder and Neil Merkl and special counsel Cameron Argetsinger discuss practical advice for companies assessing claims of "force majeure" and review the state of insurance coverage for COVID-19 related business losses.
This podcast and its companion episode covering insurance issues related to force majeure and insurance claims related to COVID-19 are updates to the webinar the team did in April, COVID-19 Financial Remedies: Force Majeure, Business Interruption Insurance Coverage and Contractual Provisions, which is available here: https://www.kelleydrye.com/News-Events/Events/Seminars/COVID-19-Financial-Remedies-Force-Majeure,-Busines
2020-06-1824 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadCOVID-19 Financial Remedies, Part 1: Contract Responsibilities and LitigationKelley Drye partners Matthew Luzadder and Neil Merkl and special counsel Cameron Argetsinger discuss practical advice for companies assessing claims of "force majeure" and litigation for COVID-19 related business losses.
This podcast and its companion episode covering insurance issues related to force majeure and insurance claims related to COVID-19 are updates to the webinar the team did in April, COVID-19 Financial Remedies: Force Majeure, Business Interruption Insurance Coverage and Contractual Provisions, which is available here: https://www.kelleydrye.com/News-Events/Events/Seminars/COVID-19-Financial-Remedies-Force-Majeure,-Busines
2020-06-1825 minKelley Drye Full SpectrumCOVID-19 Related Bankruptcies: How Can Communications Service Providers Prepare?With the COVID-19 economic disruptions and Chairman Pai’s Keep Americans Connected Pledge, planning for the possibility of telecom customers filing for bankruptcy takes on increased importance. In this episode, we provide an overview of the bankruptcy process and the rights and responsibilities of communications service providers when their customers enter into bankruptcy protection. Communications Partner Steve Augustino is joined by Partner Jason Adams and Associate Meaghan McLoughlin from Kelley Drye’s Bankruptcy practice group to give service providers the essential information they need to know to protect themselves before a bankruptcy petition is filed. In addition, they discuss the uniq...
2020-05-0627 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadCOVID-19: Back to WorkThe coronavirus threat will still be active when many employers begin to return their employees to the job. What will you do when employees refuse to return? When some have been sick but not diagnosed? When social distancing measures remain in place? When some parts of the country (or even your city) are “more open” than others? What should employers do to prepare?
In the latest episode of Kelley Drye's Legal Download podcast, Labor and Employment practice group co-chair Barbara Hoey talks through some of the snares of legal, logistical and practical considerations as the nation returns to work.
If you...
2020-05-0112 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadCOVID-19: What Employers Need to Know NowEmployers are in uncharted territory with the COVID-19 pandemic, which has created complicated employment issues that continue to evolve by the hour. Kelley Drye’s Labor and Employment co-chair Mark Konkel shares practical advice for employers looking to keep employees SAFE and CALM, while also keeping their BUSINESS FUNCTIONING.
Visit Kelley Drye's COVID-19 Response Resource Center at www.kelleydrye.com/Our-Practices/Hot-Topics/COVID-19-Response-Resource-Center
To subscribe to all our COVID-19 related communications, please click www.kelleydrye.com/News-Events/Communication-Preferences
Follow Mark and the rest of the Labor and Employment team through their blog, Labor Days, at www.labordaysblog.com
2020-03-2524 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadWhat You Need to Know About California's Proposition 65 LawFollowing on a running theme of the Kelley Green Law Blog (https://www.kelleygreenlawblog.com/) and an article from 2019 (www.snipsmag.com/articles/93790-w…oposition-65-law), Special Counsel Joe Green explains what you need to know about California's Proposition 65 and some of the nuances that make “Prop 65” one of the more popular topics – and frustrating regulatory programs – that businesses confront.
2020-01-2812 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadThe Hot Button Issues to Consider When Running a Texting Campaign (Texting 101)Partner Alysa Hutnik gives a 101 level discussion on the issues involved in texting campaigns so you don't get sued in a TCPA cause of action.
Telemarketing campaigns are covered by the FTC's Telemarketing Sales Rule, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), and every state’s telemarketing laws. It is not an area to dabble in. Dip your toe in and you might get sued.
For continued coverage of telemarketing/TCPA issues, and other privacy and advertising issues, please visit and subscribe to our blog, Ad Law Access, at www.adlawaccess.com, our Advertising and Privacy Law Resource center at https://ww...
2019-12-1111 minKelley Drye Legal DownloadIntroducing the Kelley Drye Legal DownloadFor this first episode, Chief Marketing Officer Kate Stoddard sits down with Kelley Drye Chair Jim Carr to discuss the firm, announce Dana Rosenfeld as the Managing Partner Elect, and kick off this new podcast series.
2019-12-0912 min
The JabotDana Rosenfeld was recently announced as Kelley Drye's Managing Partner, beginning in January 2020Dana Rosenfeld is a Managing Partner at Kelley Drye Advertising Law. She is a member of the firm's Executive Committee and past chair of the firm's Privacy and Information Security practice. In the area of privacy and data security, Dana assists clients in complying with state and federal privacy and information security laws, as well as advice on best practices and self-regulatory programs. Furthermore, Dana advises major consumer financial services companies and service providers in connection with FTC and CFPB investigations involving marketing and billing practices, debt collection and data security. Enjoy this episode! Episode Resources
2019-12-0628 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumInside the TCPA: AutodialersKelley Drye introduces a new Full Spectrum series, “Inside the TCPA,” which will offer a deeper focus on TCPA issues and petitions pending before the FCC. Each episode will tackle a single TCPA topic or petition that is in the news or affecting cases around the country. In this inaugural episode, partner Steve Augustino and associate Jenny Wainwright discuss the definition of an autodialer or ATDS. This episode addresses the 2018 D.C. Circuit decision in ACA International and the FCC’s new proceeding to examine the definition. With initial comments having been filed on June 13th, Steve and Jenny analyze the pr...
2018-06-1928 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumHitting Their Stride: FCC Enforcement Update May 2018In this edition of Full Spectrum’s series on FCC enforcement, Partner Steve Augustino and Associate Brad Currier highlight some of the major enforcement developments in April 2018. The Pai FCC’s Enforcement Bureau seems to be hitting its stride, taking actions in several “core” focus areas. This episode discusses developments in robocalls, slamming/cramming, rural call completion and pirate radio. This episode also offers commentary on what might be on the horizon, including a prominently placed enforcement item on the May FCC Open Meeting agenda. Be sure to check back with Kelley Drye for post-meeting analysis
2018-05-0825 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumFCC Enforcement Spotlight 2018: Pai’s Priorities Come into FocusOver a year into the Pai FCC, the Chairman’s enforcement priorities have come into focus. In Kelley Drye’s latest look at FCC enforcement, Partner Steve Augustino and Associate Brad Currier look at the "big ticket" FCC actions so far this year to identify enforcement trends and discuss where FCC enforcement is heading in 2018. They discuss important enforcement efforts in the first three months of the year, including efforts to combat universal service fraud, unauthorized operations, harmful interference and TCPA violations. In addition, this episode discusses the significance of recent broadcaster advertising fines at the start of 2018.
2018-03-2821 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumLegislative Outlook for 2018As the second session begins, the 115th Congress will pick up where it left off on some key telecommunications and technology issues. In this episode, Partner John Heitmann and Jennifer McCadney, Special Counsel in Kelley Drye’s Government Relations and Public Policy group, examine the current status of these issues and the implications for what is likely to occur in the coming months. The three categories of legislation they cover are (1) Mobile, 5G and Spectrum, (2) Rural Broadband Access, and (3) Internet, Privacy, Cybersecurity and Data Security.
2018-01-1132 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumWi-Fi Calling and the Transition from TTY to RTT for People with Hearing DisabilitiesIn this podcast, Kelley Drye Partner Josh Guyan and Associate Avonne Bell discuss the recent waiver of text telephony (TTY) support rules granted to TracFone for new Wi-Fi calling options until real-time text (RTT) is fully implemented. They also discuss the recent FCC rule change underlying the TracFone waiver that permits wireless service providers and device manufacturers to support RTT technology instead of TTY for IP-based voice services to meet their obligations to provide reliable telephone communications options for people who are deaf, hard of hearing, deaf-blind or who have a speech disability.
2017-08-3112 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumDecrypting the Broadband Privacy OrderOn October 27, 2016, the Federal Communications Commission adopted a Report and Order that imposes a comprehensive set of privacy and data security regulations for broadband providers and replaces the existing privacy and data security rules for all other telecommunications service providers. The rules represent a significant departure from the Commission’s existing privacy and data security framework. In this podcast, Kelley Drye associates Avonne Bell, Jenny Wainwright and Ross Slutsky give an overview of the new rules with respect to notice, choice, and data security, and offer key takeaways for companies impacted by the rules.
2016-11-2118 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumTCPA Quarterly - Fall 2016This podcast is the first in what will be a regular series devoted to covering noteworthy developments relating to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). This series will cover decisions from the FCC and federal courts, as well as any TCPA-related activity on Capitol Hill. In this podcast, partners Steve Augustino and Alysa Hutnik and associate Jennifer Wainwright start off by discussing two recent FCC orders related to calls made by government contractors or for the purposes of collecting debts owed to the federal government. The panel then reviews a declaratory ruling issued this summer that loosened TCPA restrictions on...
2016-09-1518 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumThe Month in FCC Enforcement: June 2016As our blog, CommLaw Monitor, has frequently covered, FCC Enforcement has been a significant and controversial area under Chairman Wheeler. We have seen a trend toward higher profile enforcement actions, often with proposed fines in the tens of millions of dollars, and settlements with stricter terms than in the past. In this podcast, partner Steve Augustino introduces a new monthly Kelley Drye Full Spectrum series in which we will examine two or three interesting actions recently released by the FCC. This episode features an “Order to Pay or Show Cause” directed to LDC Telecommunications, a Consent Decree with Puerto Rico Tele...
2016-07-1410 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumD.C. Circuit Affirms FCC's Net Neutrality OrderOn June 14, 2016, the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit upheld the FCC’s 2015 Open Internet Order, which classified broadband Internet access service (BIAS) as a “telecommunications service” under Title II of the Communications Act of 1934, and imposed on providers a slate of “open Internet” and traditional common-carrier regulations. In this podcast, Jennifer Holtz and Jameson Dempsey, associates in Kelley Drye & Warren’s Communications Group, review the challenges to the FCC’s order, and unpack the decision and its reasoning. Listeners should also check out our client advisory on the decision at http://www.kelleydrye.com/publications/client_advisor
2016-07-0718 min
Kelley Drye Full Spectrum“Smoking Gun”: Navigating the Scene of the FCC’s Broadband Privacy RulemakingIn March the FCC adopted a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to create privacy rules for broadband service providers. While the FCC and its supporters argue that these proposed rules will spur increased broadband use and investment through the “virtuous cycle,” many in the industry are concerned about overly prescriptive rules and the creation of an unfair playing field for broadband providers in the digital marketing place. In this podcast, John Heitmann, Kelley Drye’s communications practice group chair, explains the history and motivations behind the FCC’s recent action, and walks through the proposal’s key provisions.
2016-06-2713 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumFCC Enforcement: A Year in ReviewNew Enforcement Bureau Chief, Travis LeBlanc, took the FCC by storm when he assumed his position in 2014. In this podcast, Communications partner Steve Augustino provides a review of LeBlanc’s second year running the Enforcement Bureau. Mr. Augustino addresses the trends in enforcement over the past year and the emergence of an unlikely critic of the FCC’s enforcement practices. Subscribe to Kelley Drye’s Full Spectrum podcasts to keep up to date on the latest trends and topics in communications.
2016-06-1621 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumUSAC is Going to Audit You … Now What?If you are a telecommunications provider in the United States, you never know when you may be audited by the Universal Service Administrative Company. In this podcast Steven Augustino and Denise Smith provide an overview of Universal Service Fund audits, detail the process and timeline of an audit, and offer helpful tips to survive an audit. For more you can also listen to Kelley Drye’s 7th Annual Universal Service Update webinar, available at www.kelleydrye.com
2016-03-1423 min
2016-02-0115 min
Kelley Drye Full SpectrumNet NeutralityIn this podcast John Heitmann, Chair of Kelley Drye’s Communications practice, and Jameson Dempsey, a Communications associate, will discuss the FCC’s order, on-going enforcement actions by the FCC and FTC, and the growing grey areas as regulators apply 20th century rules and legislation to 21st century business models and technology. John has over twenty years of experience representing the full range of communications providers. Jameson is a rising star in the office, and has often spoken on these and other issues.
2016-01-2117 minBankruptcy Law Community PodcastsBen Feder of Kelley Drye & Warren Discusses the Madoff Trustee's Lawsuit Against the Owners of the New York Mets
On this edition, Benjamin D. Feder of Kelley Drye & Warren LLP discusses the background of the lawsuit filed by Irving Picard, trustee of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC, against the Wilpon Group, owner of the New York Mets. Mr. Feder explains the issues involved in the lawsuit and the bankruptcy judge's appointment, on his own initiative, of former New York Governor Mario Cuomo as a mediator. Copyright© 2010 LexisNexis, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Visit www.lexisnexis.com/community/bankruptcylaw.
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2011-03-0100 min
LexisNexis® Bankruptcy Law Community PodcastLexisNexis® Bankruptcy Law Community Podcast featuring Ben Feder of Kelley Drye & Warren LLP on the Madoff Trustee's Lawsuit Against the Owners of the New York MetsOn this edition, Benjamin D. Feder of Kelley Drye & Warren LLP discusses the background of the lawsuit filed by Irving Picard, trustee of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC, against the Wilpon Group, owner of the New York Mets. Mr. Feder explains the issues involved in the lawsuit and the bankruptcy judge's appointment, on his own initiative, of former New York Governor Mario Cuomo as a mediator. Copyright© 2010 LexisNexis, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Visit www.lexisnexis.com/community/bankruptcylaw.
2011-03-0119 min
Healthcare Information Security PodcastPrivacy and the Law: Alysa Hutnik of Kelley DryeLegal Insights on Data Privacy Trends and Breach Response
Your organization has been breached - how should you immediately respond? How should you not respond?
Alysa Hutnik, attorney with Kelley Drye in Washington, D.C., specializes in information security and privacy, counseling clients on what to do after a security breach. In an exclusive interview, Hutnik discusses:
Do's and don'ts following a data breach;
Privacy legislation trends for 2010;
What organizations can do today to prevent privacy/security challenges tomorrow.
Hutnik is an Associate with Kelley Drye whose practice includes representing clients in all forms of consumer...
2009-09-1100 min
Careers Information Security PodcastPrivacy and the Law: Alysa Hutnik of Kelley DryeLegal Insights on Data Privacy Trends and Breach Response
Your organization has been breached - how should you immediately respond? How should you not respond?
Alysa Hutnik, attorney with Kelley Drye in Washington, D.C., specializes in information security and privacy, counseling clients on what to do after a security breach. In an exclusive interview, Hutnik discusses:
Do's and don'ts following a data breach;
Privacy legislation trends for 2010;
What organizations can do today to prevent privacy/security challenges tomorrow.
Hutnik is an Associate with Kelley Drye whose practice includes representing clients in all forms of consumer...
2009-09-1100 minHealthcare Information Security PodcastPrivacy and the Law: Alysa Hutnik of Kelley DryeLegal Insights on Data Privacy Trends and Breach Response
Your organization has been breached - how should you immediately respond? How should you not respond?
Alysa Hutnik, attorney with Kelley Drye in Washington, D.C., specializes in information security and privacy, counseling clients on what to do after a security breach. In an exclusive interview, Hutnik discusses:
Do's and don'ts following a data breach;
Privacy legislation trends for 2010;
What organizations can do today to prevent privacy/security challenges tomorrow.
Hutnik is an Associate with Kelley Drye whose practice includes representing clients in all forms of consumer...
2009-09-1100 min
Banking Information Security PodcastPrivacy and the Law: Alysa Hutnik of Kelley DryeLegal Insights on Data Privacy Trends and Breach Response
Your organization has been breached - how should you immediately respond? How should you not respond?
Alysa Hutnik, attorney with Kelley Drye in Washington, D.C., specializes in information security and privacy, counseling clients on what to do after a security breach. In an exclusive interview, Hutnik discusses:
Do's and don'ts following a data breach;
Privacy legislation trends for 2010;
What organizations can do today to prevent privacy/security challenges tomorrow.
Hutnik is an Associate with Kelley Drye whose practice includes representing clients in all forms of consumer...
2009-09-1100 min
Credit Union Information Security PodcastPrivacy and the Law: Alysa Hutnik of Kelley DryeLegal Insights on Data Privacy Trends and Breach Response
Your organization has been breached - how should you immediately respond? How should you not respond?
Alysa Hutnik, attorney with Kelley Drye in Washington, D.C., specializes in information security and privacy, counseling clients on what to do after a security breach. In an exclusive interview, Hutnik discusses:
Do's and don'ts following a data breach;
Privacy legislation trends for 2010;
What organizations can do today to prevent privacy/security challenges tomorrow.
Hutnik is an Associate with Kelley Drye whose practice includes representing clients in all forms of consumer...
2009-09-1100 min
Government Information Security PodcastPrivacy and the Law: Alysa Hutnik of Kelley DryeLegal Insights on Data Privacy Trends and Breach Response
Your organization has been breached - how should you immediately respond? How should you not respond?
Alysa Hutnik, attorney with Kelley Drye in Washington, D.C., specializes in information security and privacy, counseling clients on what to do after a security breach. In an exclusive interview, Hutnik discusses:
Do's and don'ts following a data breach;
Privacy legislation trends for 2010;
What organizations can do today to prevent privacy/security challenges tomorrow.
Hutnik is an Associate with Kelley Drye whose practice includes representing clients in all forms of consumer...
2009-09-1100 minGovernment Information Security PodcastPrivacy and the Law: Alysa Hutnik of Kelley DryeLegal Insights on Data Privacy Trends and Breach Response
Your organization has been breached - how should you immediately respond? How should you not respond?
Alysa Hutnik, attorney with Kelley Drye in Washington, D.C., specializes in information security and privacy, counseling clients on what to do after a security breach. In an exclusive interview, Hutnik discusses:
Do's and don'ts following a data breach;
Privacy legislation trends for 2010;
What organizations can do today to prevent privacy/security challenges tomorrow.
Hutnik is an Associate with Kelley Drye whose practice includes representing clients in all forms of consumer...
2009-09-1100 min