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Vote farmers plow under Taylor Swift contests

July 26, 2013
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Early in her career, Taylor Swift was a spokesperson for one of our clients. I drafted the official rules for several contests that were used for her concerts and appearances at the client’s sponsored events. (I am secretly convinced that it was those contest rules that lead to her phenomenal success a singer.) READ MORE

Tweaking your way to disaster: Why you should use caution before modifying a company-wide sweepstakes

August 14, 2012
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Modifying a company-wide sweepstakes allows the local sponsor to tailor the promotion to its area, but it also creates the opportunity for something to go awry. READ MORE

Sweepstakes nightmares: Your prize provider drops out

May 18, 2012
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Companies beware the wrath of a consumer with social media savvy and a serious axe to grind. READ MORE

FCC expands its reach to online sweepstakes and contests

February 2, 2012
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Operating in accordance with the rules and alerting entrants to the material terms of the sweepstakes or contest is sound advice when creating any sweepstakes or contest. READ MORE