
A Guide to Marketing Law: What Every Seller Should Know provides a clear, concise, and practical overview of the laws that govern advertising and marketing. Written by an experienced attorney, this book explains the rules that apply to all types of marketing, from traditional print and broadcast advertising to digital and social media campaigns. It covers topics such as truth-in-advertising, substantiation of claims, endorsements and testimonials, and the use of intellectual property, helping businesses navigate the complex legal environment while minimizing the risk of litigation and regulatory enforcement.
This text investigates the legal boundaries and regulatory frameworks governing commercial advertising and marketing practices in the United States. Richard M. Steuer, a seasoned attorney specializing in antitrust and advertising law, utilizes his extensive professional experience to synthesize complex federal and state regulations. The book provides a structured framework for sellers to navigate the risks associated with false advertising, substantiation requirements, and consumer protection statutes. By examining the intersection of legal compliance and marketing strategy, the author offers a roadmap for maintaining ethical and lawful business operations.
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Legal professionals and business practitioners frequently cite this work as a reliable primer for understanding the regulatory landscape of modern marketing. Experts highlight the clarity of the prose, noting that it effectively translates dense statutory language into actionable guidance for non-lawyers.
Page Count:
214
Publication Date:
1986-01-01
Publisher:
Aspen Law & Business
ISBN-10:
0150044046
ISBN-13:
9780150044048
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