UK government consults on extreme proposals to ban online adverts for “junk” food
The UK government is consulting on a complete ban on the online advertising of food high in fat, sugar and salt (HFSS). In particular,...
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Brinsley Dresden
Partner, Head of Advertising & Marketing Law at Lewis Silkin
London, United Kingdom
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About Me
I advise many of the world’s leading brands and advertising agencies on a wide range of issues covering all aspects of advertising law and regulation. This includes regulatory issues with the Advertising Standards Authority, Clearcast, Ofcom and other regulators; drafting and negotiating client/ agency agreements and celebrity talent contracts; content advice for advertising and sales promotion campaigns in the UK and abroad; and dispute resolution, such as third party claims of IP infringement in advertising campaigns.
I'm the Partner that leads the Advertising & Marketing Law Sector Focus Group at Lewis Silkin, as well as the sole UK member of the Global Advertising Lawyers’ Alliance.
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UK government consults on extreme proposals to ban online adverts for “junk” food
The UK government is consulting on a complete ban on the online advertising of food high in fat, sugar and salt (HFSS). In particular,...
Join me for a virtual fire-side chat with Guy Parker, Chief Executive of the Advertising Standards Authority
Please join me for a virtual fireside chat with Guy Parker, CEO of the ASA. We've agreed a few areas that we might potentially discuss...
Join me for a virtual fire-side chat with Guy Parker, Chief Executive of the Advertising Standards Authority
Please join me for a virtual fireside chat with Guy Parker, CEO of the ASA. We've agreed a few areas that we might potentially discuss...
As Black History Month concludes, we've reviewed the history of racism in British advertising, and reached some uncomfortable conclusions.
I wanted to mark Black History Month by studying the history of racism in British advertising. Its a big topic, so rather than publishing...
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