Heather Nolan

• Counsels on legal compliance related to advertising and promotions in all forms of media, including sweepstakes, skill contests, charitable promotions, coupons, rebates, web sites, e-mail and text message campaigns, and viral marketing
• Counsels on privacy issues related to marketing practices, web sites, data collection and use, and drafts web site terms of use and privacy policies
• Drafts and negotiates transactional documents related to promotions, including sponsorship, co-promotion, licensing, and other e-commerce, technology, and promotion agreements
• Counsels and represents clients in the areas of computer fraud, computer and network security, and cyberstalking
• Represents clients in various intellectual property litigation matters, with special focus on trademark, trade secret, industrial espionage and unfair competition litigation
• Counsels and represents clients in domestic and foreign trademark prosecution, maintenance, and enforcement matters, as well as domain name registration, maintenance, and arbitration under the UDRP

Publications And Presentations:

• Speaker, "The Basics of Advertising 2010," 31st Annual Promotion Marketing Law Conference, Chicago, IL, November 5, 2009. 
• Co-Author, "Potential Liability for Marketing Your Business Electronically: The CAN-SPAM Act,” Institute of Directors’ Growing Business Handbook, 2004 (with Michael Bennett and Jeffrey Kosc).
• Author, “The Great Spam Debate: ‘Opt-in’ vs. ‘Opt-out’: A look at California and the United Kingdom,” Findlaw.com, Oct. 2003.
• Author, “Protecting Consumers from Cybersquatters: Is the ACPA Standing Up?” 14 Loyola Consumer Law Review 175 (March 2002).