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Health and wellness advertising is growing — and so is regulatory scrutiny. Join us for practical compliance discussions with regulators and industry leaders on the issues shaping the space right now. It’s an opportunity to hear multiple perspectives, unpack evolving expectations, and leave with insights you can put to work immediately.  “2026 IAB Legal Masterclass: The New Health Ads Privacy Era” — workshop April 28 (NYC) at Kelley Drye & Warren LLP’s office (3 World Trade Center). #IAB #DigitalAdvertising #RetailMedia #Publishers #HealthAdvertising #Privacy #AdTech

Trade analyst Hans M. was quoted in Bloomberg News on how companies can pursue refunds for tariffs the Supreme Court struck down in February. Hans's advice for importers: don't wait. "If you do nothing else, go enroll today" — referring to the ACE portal where importers must register their bank details to be eligible for a refund. The article also covers the broader landscape: companies can sue, sell their claims, or wait and see — while the Trump administration considers whether to appeal the trade court's order to refund all IEEPA duties. https://lnkd.in/evNWHC2e (Subscription required) Have questions about your tariff refund options? Contact our International Trade team: https://lnkd.in/eb3t_Cnn #TradePolicy #Tariffs #InternationalTrade #KelleyDrye #IEEPATariffRefunds

As demand for health and wellness advertising grows, so does scrutiny. Regulators are paying closer attention to how sensitive data is used. Enforcement is accelerating. And companies are being asked to balance business objectives with a more complex privacy landscape. Kelley Drye is proud to sponsor the IAB 2026 Legal Masterclass: The New Health Ads Privacy Era, hosted in our New York office. Our team will be actively involved in the discussion, including: • Alysa Hutnik • Aaron Burstein • Kate Black • Celine Guillou • Mason Fitch The program will focus on: • Practical strategies for navigating health advertising risks • How regulators are approaching sensitive data and enforcement • Real-world scenarios and risk mitigation approaches Join us April 28 in New York. Register here: https://lnkd.in/e36ekMvG

Health data is getting harder to classify and easier to get wrong. Join Aaron Burstein and Meaghan Donahue Giaccia next week for a webinar discussion on how companies should be thinking about health-related data in advertising and privacy compliance. They’ll walk through The NAI’s new Factor Analysis and what it means in practice. April 9 | 3–4 PM EST Register here: https://lnkd.in/ejjVEkbH

DOJ Sets a New Standard for Corporate Enforcement For the first time, the U.S. Department of Justice has introduced a single, Department-wide framework for evaluating corporate misconduct. The new Corporate Enforcement and Voluntary Self-Disclosure Policy signals a clear direction: Proactive companies will be treated differently. Key takeaways include: • A structured path to potential declinations for companies that self-report, cooperate, and remediate • Meaningful incentives even where aggravating factors exist • A broader, unified approach that applies across DOJ divisions For companies operating in regulated environments, this raises important questions about compliance programs, internal investigations, and reporting strategies. Kelley Drye’s White Collar team breaks down what this means and how companies should be thinking about next steps: https://lnkd.in/erBX9V-7

Last night’s Inside Enforcement: Fireside & Dinner in D.C. was one to remember. In partnership with Ketch, we had the privilege of bringing together clients and friends for an invite‑only evening focused on where privacy enforcement is headed and what companies should be preparing for next. A huge thank you to Kashif Chand of the New Jersey Attorney General's Office and our Paul Singer, Chair of the State Attorneys General practice, and former Texas Assistant Attorney General, for a thoughtful and candid fireside conversation on the evolving enforcement landscape. From sweeping Wharf views to meaningful dialogue, great food, and continued networking, including a pavlova dessert finale, the evening struck exactly the balance we hoped for. More conversations to come as enforcement continues to evolve. #Privacy #DataProtection #Enforcement #IAPP #Ketch #LegalEvents #WashingtonDC

Thank you to the wonderful The NAI team putting in the hard and thoughtful work to drive progress and share guidelines and best practice considerations that are practical and actionable. We appreciate you!

Had a great discussion with Gabriela Barkho and Modern Retail about MAHA and recent litigation and enforcement trends focused on nutritional and structure/function claims.

Partner and Advertising and Marketing practice group chair Donnelly McDowell was quoted by Direct Selling News in the article, “When Compliance Leadership Becomes a Growth Strategy.” The article explores the Direct Selling Compliance Professional certification program and its advantages for companies, particularly as regulators place greater emphasis on how compliance programs function in practice. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gFYX_k6b

Tariff refunds may be coming. The harder question is who is entitled to them. As U.S. Customs and Border Protection begins implementing the refund process, companies across the supply chain are facing a more immediate issue, how those refunds are allocated under existing contracts. For many, the answer will not be found in customs law, but in commercial agreements. Daniella Carelli and team break down what to review now: https://lnkd.in/eRbdquHb Missed our recent webinar, “Preparing for IEEPA Tariff Refunds: What Companies Should Know?" Watch the replay here: https://lnkd.in/erC3gzHm