Legal and Contractual Issues With Influencers
Recorded On: 10/08/2024
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As companies increasingly use influencers to market products and services, in-house counsel need to be more aware of the different rules and regulations surrounding influencer advertising. This panel will delve into the various regulations and guidelines crucial for preventing legal complications and keeping clients out of trouble. Gain insights into disclosure requirements, endorsement guidelines, and other key considerations to safeguard your organizations.
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David Sullivan
Legal Director, APAC
WPP Group
I am a collaborative legal leader with 17+ years of experience in media, technology, advertising, sports, and e-commerce industries.
I have a proven track record leading diverse teams through complex corporate and commercial transactions while working closely with boards, senior executives, strategic partners, clients, and suppliers.
I have a deep understanding of cultural nuances in APAC professional environments.
Further, I thrive in dynamic, high-pressure environments to negotiate large, complex commercial rights transactions, managing regulatory compliance, and supporting the settlement of disputes.
• Active member of the Association of Corporate Counsel, Singapore Board of Directors
• Skilled negotiator, closing multi-million dollar deals
• Collaborative leader during M&As and risk management initiatives
Expertise: General Counsel, Negotiation, Media Rights, Sports Law, Commercial Law, Digital Marketing, Technology, Risk Management, Investment Deals, Sponsorships
Danielle Van Lier
Counsel
VanLier Law
As contracts and compliance counsel (and, previously, intellectual property and contracts counsel) for the world's largest entertainment union, I have developed a unique portfolio of skills and experience. Some of my core responsibilities include:
Spencer Higgins
Senior Counsel
Infinite Athlete
I am a transactional attorney working as in-house counsel for a sports tech company. I specialize in corporate transactions, mergers & acquisitions, tax (international, federal, and state & local), and cross border business planning.
Jocelyn Merced
Of Counsel
Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C.
Jocelyn A. Merced joined Ogletree in 2010. For over a decade, Jocelyn has honed her skills as an employment litigator and successfully defended employers of all sizes in employment matters pending in federal and state court, in arbitration, and before administrative agencies in matters in New York and New Jersey involving allegations of harassment, discrimination, retaliation, whistleblowing and reasonable accommodations.
Jocelyn also counsels and provides practical guidance to in-house counsel, business leaders and human resource professionals on a broad range of employment issues, including reasonable accommodations, leaves of absence, performance management and separations.
Prior to joining Ogletree, Jocelyn worked as a judicial law clerk to the Honorable Bernadette N. DeCastro in the Civil Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey – Hudson County. In this capacity, she conducted research, drafted legal memoranda and judicial opinions for a variety of matters before the Court.
Jocelyn earned a B.S. in Industrial and Labor Relations from Cornell University and was selected to the Order of Omega, Greek National Honor Society, a leadership honor society for members of Greek organizations. During law school, Jocelyn was the Senior Managing Notes and Comments Editor for the Rutgers Race and the Law Review.
