Understanding the Intersection of Consumer Protection and Artificial Intelligence

Tod Cohen is one of the technology industry’s foremost leaders on internet law and policy, artificial intelligence. He draws upon more than two decades of experience in-house with some of the world’s best-known internet and e-commerce companies to provide clients with practical, strategic advice on critical evolving issues in data privacy, intellectual property, artificial intelligence, payments, antitrust and competition law, and content moderation.

Eric Berman represents businesses, tax-exempt organizations, and executives in high-stakes government investigations, commercial litigation, and regulatory proceedings involving the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), state attorneys general, Department of Justice (DOJ), US Postal Service, and Postal Regulatory Commission. The 2023 edition of Legal500 recognized Eric for his FTC investigations expertise, with clients commending him as “a rock” who “stands out due to his extensive knowledge and market leading insights,” describing him as someone who is “clearly experienced and knowledgeable, and can be relied on in a difficult and challenging case,” noting his “extensive FTC experience and detailed knowledge,” and remarking that he “can advise clients with authority and a detailed understanding that gives confidence that he will facilitate the best-case outcome that is available.”

Steve Freeland focuses his practice on solving complex litigation challenges that businesses face in the areas of advertising, consumer protection, telemarketing, intellectual property and artificial intelligence. Steve also represents clients in Federal Trade Commission (FTC) investigations and FTC enforcement actions involving advertising, marketing and telemarketing issues, consumer class actions, and state attorneys general investigations. He has represented major consumer product companies, retailers, online merchants and service providers, lead generators, nutritional supplement companies, affiliate marketers, non-conventional education providers, telecommunications companies, fundraisers, automotive industry companies, pharmaceutical companies, trade associations, and a variety of other large and small businesses.