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NAD Whitening Strips Case Illuminates How NAD May Incorporate New FTC Health Claims Guidance

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We also have an upcoming webinar covering the topic in March – details here.) What seems clear is that NAD is reading this document with a fine-tooth comb, and one can expect to see this guidance followed to a tee as far as what is expected from advertisers for all manner of health claim substantiation. We shall see.

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Got Milk? Forget about Patent Eligibility

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The Federal Circuit weighed in on the amorphous topic of subject matter eligibility in the recent opinion ChromaDex, Inc., When ingested, a human body converts NR into the coenzyme nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, or NAD+. He has an extensive background in chemistry and food science. Elysium Health, Inc. , — F.4th

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Seyfarth’s Advertising & Marketing Group to Sponsor and Present at 2022 ANA Masters of Advertising Law Conference

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Seyfarth’s topics include: Advertising Litigation Developments. ET, Seyfarth will take the main stage to present a session that will address significant developments over the past year in advertising litigation, including consumer fraud class actions, Lanham Act cases, and NAD challenges. On Thursday, November 10 at 11:05 a.m.

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MLM's essential oils claims were puffery

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Challenged claims include: Defendant’s frankincense oil “promotes feelings of relaxation & tranquility”; Defendant’s lavender oil “promote[s] feeling of calm and fight[s] occasional nervous tension’ and has ‘balancing properties that calm the mind and body”; Defendant’s peppermint oil “helps to maintain energy levels when applied topically.”

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Battle of the experts: court deals with surveys, damages, other Lanham Act experts

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While surveys should control for demand effects, the surveys here didn’t suggest to consumers what the “right” answer was, only what the relevant topic was. “[T]he test/control stimuli His survey population differed somewhat as did the control group/questions.