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The law of advertising in Ireland / by Patrick Ambrose.

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: Haywards Heath, West Sussex : Bloomsbury Professional, 2015Description: lxxiv, 671 pages ; 26 cmISBN:
  • 9781780438436
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 349.4 AMB 23
Contents:
Competitions and prize promotions -- Consumer protection -- Contract law -- Data protection and privacy -- Deceit, misrepresentation and negligent misstatement -- Defamation -- Discrimination -- Electronic marketing and online advertising -- Illegality -- Intellectual property and passing off -- Malicious falsehood -- Children and minors -- Misleading and comparative advertising -- Obscenity, indecency, blasphemy and incitement -- Sponsorship and ambush marketing -- Accountants -- Actuaries -- Aviation -- Alcohol -- Architects -- Care homes -- Charities and fundraising -- Cinema advertising -- Clubs -- Currency and postage stamps -- Dating agencies -- The defence forces -- Elections and referenda -- Electrical and electronic equipment -- Employment and business opportuities -- Environmental and green claims -- Financial services -- Food and nutrition -- Gambling and lotteries -- Holidays, tour operators and travel agents -- Legal professionals -- Opticians, pharmacists, medical and veterinary practitioners -- Online games and In-app purchases -- Medicines -- Premium rate services -- Outdoor advertising -- Tobacco and smoking -- Advertising standards authority for Ireland -- The commission for communications regulation.
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Item type Current library Call number Status Date due Barcode
2 Hour Loan Moylish Library Reserve - Library Issue Desk 349.4 AMB (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Library Use Only 39002100643783

Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

The Law of Advertising in Ireland identifies both the general and specific laws and regulations that apply to the advertising of products and services in Ireland. Divided into two parts, the first focuses on law, regulation and other key issues to be considered when advertising generally, for example consumer protection and contract law. The second part contains separate chapters on specific advertising law, regulation and codes of practice imposed on certain industries or services, for example financial services, solicitors and alcohol advertising.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Competitions and prize promotions -- Consumer protection -- Contract law -- Data protection and privacy -- Deceit, misrepresentation and negligent misstatement -- Defamation -- Discrimination -- Electronic marketing and online advertising -- Illegality -- Intellectual property and passing off -- Malicious falsehood -- Children and minors -- Misleading and comparative advertising -- Obscenity, indecency, blasphemy and incitement -- Sponsorship and ambush marketing -- Accountants -- Actuaries -- Aviation -- Alcohol -- Architects -- Care homes -- Charities and fundraising -- Cinema advertising -- Clubs -- Currency and postage stamps -- Dating agencies -- The defence forces -- Elections and referenda -- Electrical and electronic equipment -- Employment and business opportuities -- Environmental and green claims -- Financial services -- Food and nutrition -- Gambling and lotteries -- Holidays, tour operators and travel agents -- Legal professionals -- Opticians, pharmacists, medical and veterinary practitioners -- Online games and In-app purchases -- Medicines -- Premium rate services -- Outdoor advertising -- Tobacco and smoking -- Advertising standards authority for Ireland -- The commission for communications regulation.

Author notes provided by Syndetics

Patrick Ambrose is a Dublin based solicitor qualified to practice in Ireland, England and Wales. His experience includes banking, investment funds, capital markets, financial regulation, derivatives, corporate law and trade finance, and he is currently working in-house at DLL. He is the author of the e-book The Inside Job: Working as an In-House Lawyer, which promotes best practice in the role of in-house lawyer, and his articles on topical areas of law and regulation are widely published.He is a member of the Law Society of Ireland's In-house and Public Sector Committee, Vice-Chairman of the In-house Committee of the Dublin Solicitors' Bar Association and Ireland's country representative for the Association of Corporate Counsel Europe. He also lectures on the Law Society of Ireland's Diploma and Professional Practice courses on topics ranging from prudential regulation to consumer legislation. In 2014 he was listed in the Legal 500 GC Power list of "Rising Stars" and was voted 'In-house Counsel of the Year - Ireland' at the 2015 Finance Monthly Legal awards.

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