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Program Details
2026-03-19 13:00:00
Over 1,000+ webinars
Course Overview
2026-03-19 13:00:00
2h CLE Credits
Intermediate
2
Analyze how giveaways, sweepstakes, contests, and loyalty programs differ legally and learn to identify when structural elements like consideration, chance, and skill combine to inadvertently create an illegal lottery.
Morgan Spina
Andrew B. LustigmanExamine the layered regulatory structure governing promotions, including FTC oversight, state-specific gambling and lottery statutes, and international compliance challenges affecting cross-border campaigns.
Morgan Spina
Andrew B. LustigmanExplore essential components of official rules including eligibility requirements, entry methods, prize disclosures, and odds statements while applying plain-language drafting guidelines that enhance enforceability.
Morgan Spina
Andrew B. LustigmanReview state registration and bonding obligations in New York, Florida, and Rhode Island, including filing timelines, bond calculations, and strategies for managing promotional changes after submission.
Morgan Spina
Andrew B. LustigmanAddress lawful collection and use of consumer data under CCPA, CPRA, GDPR, and emerging state statutes, with special attention to consent mechanisms, data retention policies, and promotions involving minors.
Morgan Spina
Andrew B. LustigmanExamine identity verification protocols, eligibility confirmation procedures, and prize fulfillment logistics including delivery, substitution policies, and handling unclaimed prizes to ensure defensible administration.
Morgan Spina
Andrew B. LustigmanReview proper prize descriptions, valuation methodologies, and disclosure requirements while addressing regulatory restrictions affecting categories such as alcohol, firearms, travel packages, and cash equivalents.
Morgan Spina
Andrew B. LustigmanUnderstand IRS reporting requirements including W-9 collection, 1099 issuance, and state-level tax variations, along with strategies for clearly communicating tax responsibilities to prize winners.
Morgan Spina
Andrew B. LustigmanReview promotional policies on Meta, X, TikTok, and YouTube, including disclosure mandates, influencer marketing compliance considerations, and platform-specific eligibility and content restrictions
Morgan Spina
Andrew B. LustigmanAnalyze truth-in-advertising principles enforced by the FTC, including prohibition of deceptive representations, substantiation standards for promotional claims, and endorsement disclosure obligations.
Morgan Spina
Andrew B. LustigmanAddress trademark clearance, licensing agreements, and user-generated content ownership in promotional campaigns, with strategies for drafting rule provisions that protect both sponsor and participant rights.
Morgan Spina
Andrew B. LustigmanExplore random drawing procedures, documentation standards, and audit protocols that ensure fairness, along with publication requirements and public disclosure laws applicable in certain jurisdictions.
Morgan Spina
Andrew B. LustigmanNavigate compliance coordination across states and international regions, including conflict-of-law considerations and whether a single rule set can satisfy multiple jurisdictions or requires localized modifications.
Morgan Spina
Andrew B. LustigmanEvaluate how material omissions, exaggerated representations, and unclear disclosures create enforcement exposure, and develop structured approaches for handling consumer disputes and complaint resolution.
Morgan Spina
Andrew B. LustigmanReview heightened regulatory requirements for promotions in alcohol, cannabis, tobacco, pharmaceuticals, and financial services, including age restrictions, required approvals, and industry-specific licensing obligations.
Morgan Spina
Andrew B. Lustigman
Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP

Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP

Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP
As a member of Olshan’s Brand Management and Protection Group, Morgan helps guide clients on all facets of brand management, including privacy, advertising and intellectual property optimization, enforcement and defense. Efficient, pragmatic, proactive and creative, Morgan works through complex issues, devising solutions to meet client needs.
Morgan’s work includes structuring sweepstakes, games of skill and promotions, and preparing applicable terms and conditions, clearance of advertising and marketing materials, privacy policies and practices, trademark and copyright prosecution, maintenance and enforcement, and all types of intellectual property and advertising agreements, including licenses. Morgan also advises on various compliance matters including automatic renewal/subscription issues and helps represent clients in federal and state government regulatory investigations and enforcement matters brought by the Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general. She also advises on truth-in-advertising issues and assists in representing clients in proceedings before the National Advertising Division (NDA).
Always current on the latest trends and legal developments, Morgan makes certain to keep the firm’s clients informed and has published a number of articles focused on advertising, privacy, and intellectual property law issues.

Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP
Andrew “Andy” Lustigman is a nationally recognized authority on advertising, marketing, and promotions law who offers comprehensive counsel to domestic and international clients on advertising, marketing and promotions matters and represents them in regulatory investigations, enforcement actions, and litigation. Marketers, advertisers, agencies, and suppliers regularly turn to Andy for pragmatic, solutionsoriented guidance across every media channel. He chairs Olshan’s Advertising, Marketing & Promotions Group and co-chairs its Brand Management & Protection Group.

Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP
As a member of Olshan’s Brand Management and Protection Group, Morgan helps guide clients on all facets of brand management, including privacy, advertising and intellectual property optimization, enforcement and defense. Efficient, pragmatic, proactive and creative, Morgan works through complex issues, devising solutions to meet client needs.
Morgan’s work includes structuring sweepstakes, games of skill and promotions, and preparing applicable terms and conditions, clearance of advertising and marketing materials, privacy policies and practices, trademark and copyright prosecution, maintenance and enforcement, and all types of intellectual property and advertising agreements, including licenses. Morgan also advises on various compliance matters including automatic renewal/subscription issues and helps represent clients in federal and state government regulatory investigations and enforcement matters brought by the Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general. She also advises on truth-in-advertising issues and assists in representing clients in proceedings before the National Advertising Division (NDA).
Always current on the latest trends and legal developments, Morgan makes certain to keep the firm’s clients informed and has published a number of articles focused on advertising, privacy, and intellectual property law issues.

Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP
Andrew “Andy” Lustigman is a nationally recognized authority on advertising, marketing, and promotions law who offers comprehensive counsel to domestic and international clients on advertising, marketing and promotions matters and represents them in regulatory investigations, enforcement actions, and litigation. Marketers, advertisers, agencies, and suppliers regularly turn to Andy for pragmatic, solutionsoriented guidance across every media channel. He chairs Olshan’s Advertising, Marketing & Promotions Group and co-chairs its Brand Management & Protection Group.
Requirements
The Alabama State Bar MCLE Commission requires attorneys to complete 12 credits, including 1 ethics, by December 31 of each year. All credits must be reported by February 15 of the following year. A maximum of 12 credits, including 1 ethics credit, may be carried over for 1 year only.
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