How to Respond to an FTC Subpoena: What You Need to Know
Have you received a subpoena from the FTC? Our attorneys explain how to respond to an FTC subpoena and when to get legal advice.
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Don’t let lawsuits from the FTC, competitors, or consumers threaten your business. Our experienced marketing attorneys will conduct a thorough advertising compliance review to prevent expensive mistakes.
Why invest in an advertising compliance review?
Most business owners don’t worry about advertising and internet regulations until it’s too late—and all too often, this mistake can prove fatal to the company.
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How the advertising compliance review works
The experienced advertising law attorneys at Gordon Law will take an in-depth look at your advertising campaign, privacy policy, terms of service, or other marketing materials and practices.
We’ll point out any potential risks, explain the situation clearly, and give concrete advice to protect you from legal pitfalls.
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What advertising rules do you need to watch out for?
Every business has a complex web of state, federal, and even international advertising laws to navigate. Advertisers are also limited by companies who have patents, trademarks, and other forms of legal protections that prevent the use of certain words, names, images, and pictures in advertising campaigns.
We’ll make sure your marketing materials comply with the most recent rules and regulations, including (but not limited to):
- Section 5 of the FTC Act
- The Lanham Act (Trademark Act of 1946)
- Truth in advertising laws
- CAN-SPAM Act
- Dot-com Disclosures
- Restore Online Shoppers Confidence Act (ROSCA)
- Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)
- California Online Privacy Protection Act (CalOPPA)
Advertising attorneys for the modern economy.
We help all business owners protect what they’ve built, but we’re especially passionate about serving modern, groundbreaking industries.
Our attorneys have years of focused knowledge in industries like:
- Crypto & Web3
- Affiliate Marketing
- Ecommerce
- Esports
- Technology & SaaS
Why choose Gordon Law?
Industry Knowledge
For more than 10 years, we’ve helped affiliate marketers, ecommerce businesses, and small businesses of all types fight the FTC.
Powerful Results
We’ve saved our clients millions of dollars in FTC negotiations!
Full Service
We’re a one-stop shop for your legal, tax, and accounting needs—both personal and professional.
Tech Savvy
Our attorneys have always embraced modern tools that make it easy, efficient, and seamless to work with us. We even accept payments in BTC and ETH.
Featured Resources for Advertising Compliance
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Can you copy another company’s privacy policy? The short answer is no! Here, we explain why you can’t copy a privacy policy.
FTC Announces Final “Click-to-Cancel” Rule, Including Changes to Negative Option Rule
A new FTC rule requires businesses to offer a simple way for consumers to cancel automatic subscription charges.
5 Common Review Tactics That Are Legal Disasters
A lawsuit from America’s consumer watchdog will almost certainly do more damage to your business than a 1-star review ever could.
