Marc Roth

Marc Roth advises clients on legal issues involving advertising, marketing, promotions and privacy. He is a former Federal Trade Commission attorney and served as Chief Marketing Compliance Counsel for a Time Warner subsidiary. Marc regularly assists clients understand and navigate federal and state laws governing advertising and marketing, such as the FTC Act and state UDAAP laws. He advises on claim substantiation, warranties, subscription marketing, credit card processing rules, free trials, pricing claims, sweepstakes and contests, and coupon, gift card and rebate programs. He also advises brands and agencies on legal concerns and risks in developing advertisements, promotions and activations for cannabis and CBD companies. He is a frequent speaker and author on marketing, privacy and technology law. He is recognized by Chambers and Best Lawyers US as a leading lawyer in national advertising and transactional law.

Marc Roth
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Legal Insider: Post Summer Auto Renewal Reminders

Marc Roth of Cobalt Law shares auto renewal reminders from Mastercard, Colorado, Delaware and Idaho.

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Judicial Gavel and Scales of Justice and Law for FTC Ruling on Subscription and Recurring Revenue Companies

New Tennessee Auto Renewal Law

Marc Roth of Cobalt Law shares a new auto renewal law in Tennessee that goes into effect Jan. 1, 2023.

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Mastercard and State Law Updates

In our latest Legal Insider column, Marc Roth of Cobalt Law provides an update on Mastercard and two state laws.

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Legal Insider: Q&A on Mastercard’s New Requirements for Merchants

Attorney Marc Roth of Cobalt Law breaks down the new Mastercard notification rules. Here’s what you need to know.

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