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Partner Sarah La Voi commented on social media influencers and compliance in a <em>Corporate Counsel</em> article titled “Move Over FTC: Private Plaintiffs Take Point in Influencer Marketing Class Actions.” Published Sept. 19, 2025, the article looks at how social media influencers are being pulled into class action lawsuits for not disclosing that they are being paid by the brands they tout in their programs.

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Sarah La Voi Comments on Litigation and Social Media Influencers in Corporate Counsel Article

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