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Key Highlights How Instagram’s platform rules create unique legal risks for creators Reels monetization requirements and contract implications Instagram Shop compliance and in-app commerce obligations Instagram Terms of Service issues creators often overlook Branded Content Tool requirements and advertising compliance Key policy differences between Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Instagram has evolved into a fully integrated […]
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Key Highlights How paid social ads change giveaway compliance requirements Meta advertising policies that apply to promoted giveaways Required disclosures for Facebook and Instagram giveaway ads How paid amplification affects sweepstakes legality Common reasons Meta rejects giveaway ads Running a giveaway through paid ads on Facebook or Instagram involves more than standard sweepstakes compliance. Once […]
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Key Highlights How a social media lawyer supports brands, businesses, and creators at every stage of growth Core legal services including contracts, compliance, intellectual property, and brand protection When to involve a dedicated social media law firm instead of general counsel How specialized legal services reduce risk and strengthen long-term digital strategy Direct pathways to […]
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Last Updated: January 2026 Key Highlights What the FTC Influencer Disclosure Rules Require What Counts as a “Material Connection” What “Clear and Conspicuous” Means (and What It Doesn’t) Where to Put Disclosures (Platform-by-Platform) Common Disclosure Mistakes (and How to Fix Them) Brand Responsibilities (Yes: Brands Can Be Liable) Enforcement Trends (Including AI-Generated Reviews) FAQs Disclosure […]
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Key Highlights Understand key regulations impacting financial institutions’ use of social media Learn how to manage consumer compliance risk effectively Discover best practices for implementing compliant social strategies Explore how FFIEC and CFPB guidance affects your digital marketing Know when to involve a social media attorney for your compliance team As social media becomes a […]
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How Social Media Compliance Monitoring Protects Regulated Industries For banks, credit unions, and other regulated industries, social media can be both an opportunity and a risk. While online engagement helps build brand loyalty and customer trust, it also exposes institutions to potential legal and regulatory pitfalls. That’s where social media compliance monitoring becomes essential. In […]
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Let’s be honest—fake reviews have been around longer than the internet itself. But thanks to AI tools, ghostwritten endorsements and synthetic testimonials have leveled up. Now, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is stepping in to put a stop to it. In October 2024, the FTC finalized a new rule that gives it power to seek […]
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On May 19, 2025, the federal government enacted a sweeping new law aimed at curbing the spread of nonconsensual intimate images (NCII)—including those generated by artificial intelligence. Dubbed the “Take It Down Act”, this legislation introduces criminal penalties and rapid takedown requirements for platforms hosting such content. If you operate a digital platform that allows […]
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Social media is a powerful tool for credit unions to engage with members, promote services, and build community trust. However, the potential for legal and reputational risks makes a well-crafted social media policy essential. In this blog, we’ll explore what a credit union social media policy is, why it matters, and how a credit union […]
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In the era of digital marketing, banks often leverage social media platforms to humanize their brand. Featuring employees in promotional posts, videos, or other online content can create a relatable image and build trust with customers. But is it legal for banks to use their employees’ likeness on social media? The short answer is yes, […]
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