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Partner Sarah La Voi commented on New York’s new “synthetic performer” disclosure law in a <em>Corporate Counsel </em>article titled “New York’s New “Synthetic Performer” Law Could Have a Wide Reach, Lawyers Say.” Published June 18, 2026, the article looks at what is covered by the law beyond computer-generated, human-like performers. La Voi points out that the disclosure needs to be clear to the consumer and it should not replace traditional requirements about non-misleading advertising.

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Sarah La Voi Comments on New York’s ‘Synthetic Performer’ Law in Corporate Counsel Article

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