The latest Kelley Drye Ad Law Access Podcast, hosted by Simone Roach, dives into the Federal Trade Commission's final Negative Option Rule and how it could reshape automatic renewal plans like free trials and subscriptions. With the rule’s effective dates approaching and legal uncertainty surrounding it, we also explore California’s new, stringent requirements under its Automatic Renewal Law: https://lnkd.in/gc_6cbaG Read more on our blog: https://lnkd.in/gwZwkrHZ #KelleyDrye #AdLawAccess #Podcast #NegativeOptionRule #FTC #CaliforniaLaw #AutomaticRenewals
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In the latest episode of our policy in practice podcasts, David Gauke, Eloise Illingworth, and Tom Weekes, KC at Landmark Chambers discuss fetters to housebuilding from private property law in the form of restrictive covenants as well as easements, such as rights of way and rights of light. They cover: - what restrictive covenants and easements are; - the impact that restrictive covenants and easements have on property development; - how rights of light are acquired and their effect; and - how the law might be reformed in order to facilitate housebuilding. Listen to the podcast: https://ow.ly/vluH50TzOoK #PublicPolicy #RealEstate
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In the latest episode of our policy in practice podcasts, David Gauke, Eloise Illingworth, and Tom Weekes, KC at Landmark Chambers discuss fetters to housebuilding from private property law in the form of restrictive covenants as well as easements, such as rights of way and rights of light. They cover: - what restrictive covenants and easements are; - the impact that restrictive covenants and easements have on property development; - how rights of light are acquired and their effect; and - how the law might be reformed in order to facilitate housebuilding. Listen to the podcast: https://ow.ly/vluH50TzOoK #PublicPolicy #RealEstate
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My colleagues David Gauke and Eloise Illingworth discuss how private property law rights can impact development and areas for potential reform with Tom Weekes KC in our latest Policy in Practice podcast. An insightful discussion on this area of property law. #policyinpractice #realestate #propertyreform
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