Protecting children from deceptive food advertising: The scope of NY's S213-B bill

Recently proposed legislation in New York seeks to expand the state’s deceptive food advertising regulations to include safeguarding children who may be susceptible to excessive consumption of unhealthy goods, but lawyers with the firm Venable argue the bill, if passed, could have sweeping repercussions and trigger class action ligitation.

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