Privacy Pitfalls, Marketing Mishaps, and AI Anguish: Top 2026 Risks for In-House Counsel
Tuesday, April 28th, 2026 • 6:00 pm ET
New York, New York
Privacy, advertising, and consumer protection risks are colliding in ways that create real pressure for in-house legal teams. Expanding privacy enforcement, increasing CIPA litigation, heightened scrutiny of digital marketing practices, and emerging AI state law considerations are adding to the complexities legal departments face. This program will give in-house counsel a timely look at the issues regulators and plaintiffs are prioritizing in 2026, along with practical considerations for managing exposure in a changing legal environment.
Join us in New York City on Tuesday, April 28, 2026 for this CLE Presentation, as Eric Gordon and Carole Klinger of Fross Zelnick explore the privacy and marketing challenges creating the most urgency for in-house counsel. Attendees will hear practical insights on recent privacy enforcement activity, the continuing wave of CIPA litigation, and the marketing and advertising practices drawing scrutiny, including influencer endorsements, dark patterns, deceptive pricing, auto-renewal subscription programs, and misleading digital claims.
Key themes emerging from recent state and federal privacy enforcement actions
How courts are approaching CIPA claims involving website and mobile tracking technologies
Where marketing and advertising practices are creating heightened legal risk for companies
What in-house counsel should be watching in areas like endorsements, pricing claims, dark patterns, and subscription programs
Potential effects of emerging AI-related laws on advertising practices and privacy obligations
Connect with peers and Fross Zelnick attorneys over drinks and light bites following the program.
Who should attend
In-House Counsel
General Counsels, Associate GCs, and legal team members
Compliance Leaders
Chief Compliance Officers and risk management professionals
