Are social media influencers professional performers? Davis+Gilbert attorneys Howard Weingrad, Samantha Rothaus and Jordan Thompson examine how the SAG-AFRTA labor union's answer could impact advertisers. https://t.co/DvXaFPg9Em) @dglaw@SamRothaus#influenceurs#DigitalMarketing
@sagaftra and the #JPC issued temporary waiver of Section 7 of the Commercials Contract to address challenges facing commercial #productions due to the #coronavirus. Howard Weingrad and @SamRothaus discuss how #advertisers and marketers can utilize this: https://t.co/MOGG83MJfq
For the third year in a row, @MediaLawInt has ranked Davis & Gilbert as a “Tier 1” law firm for our Entertainment, Media & Sports practice. Media Law International is the exclusive guide to leading media firms around the world: https://t.co/M9EgBVJsBb
Hey retailers! Check out this article I co-authored for tips on managing legal risk when considering strategies for consumer engagement: https://t.co/D5ud4rOOk3
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#MeToo and #TimesUp have raised important issues that talent industries are addressing in contracts with morals clauses and the new inclusion rider. My colleagues and I explain these social movements and why these contract terms may become more common: https://t.co/ocWVk1P6aZ
Battling the Real ‘Fake News’: What does the FTC’s multi-million dollar settlement with online marketers who used false celebrity endorsements on fake media websites mean for those looking to protect their IP and right of publicity? https://t.co/aNAoB1w6R1