Do NAD Decisions Serve As Class Action Fodder?
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
“Piggyback” lawsuits following National Advertising Division decisions have raised concerns among firms participating in NAD’s self-regulatory process. Attorneys discuss at the NAD Annual Conference Oct. 1 in New York.
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