Jamie Rubin

Jamie Rubin

Partner

T: (312) 201-2528
F: (312) 416-4594
rubinj@wildman.com

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Practice Areas:

Intellectual Property
Advertising, Marketing & Promotions
Media & Entertainment
Privacy
Technology

Education:

The John Marshall Law School, J.D. 2000, Entertainment and Media Law Society, President, 1997 – 1999

University of Iowa, B.A., Economics, 1997




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Jamie Rubin

Representative Experience:

  • Routinely handles all aspects of legal compliance for national, regional and local sweepstakes, skill contests, trade, charitable, reality television and other promotions (including drafting official rules, reviewing ad copy, attending to applicable state registrations, and drafting affidavits and participant releases).
  • Analyzes ad copy (print, TV, web, mobile, packaging, etc.) for claim substantiation and compliance with applicable laws, rules, regulations and self-regulatory guidelines.
  • Counsels clients on the legal aspects of social networking web sites, viral marketing campaigns and marketing to wireless devices (including text message campaigns).
  • Represents clients in connection with co-promotion arrangements, strategic alliances and sponsorship deals.
  • Drafts and negotiates all agreements affecting marketing campaigns, including ad, promotion and pr agency agreements, media buying/planning agreements, and talent and spokesperson deals.
  • Counsels clients on user-generated content issues, including Communications Decency Act and Digital Millennium Copyright Act compliance.
  • Significant experience in privacy, consumer protection, web site vetting and e-commerce issues, including drafting web site policies and terms.
  • Negotiates and drafts contracts in such areas as web site development, hosting, content and music licensing, as well as software licensing and other e-commerce and technology transactions.
  • Negotiates and drafts deals in the motion picture, music, theater, television, book publishing and print media industries.
  • Advises clients on traditional intellectual property issues including copyrights, trademarks, rights of publicity and trade secrets.

Publications And Presentations:

  • Speaker, "Our Content, Their Content - Yahoo! Editor Guidelines," Yahoo! In-house training, Santa Monica, CA, June 10, 2008.
  • Speaker, “Marketing to Wireless Devices,” 29th Annual Promotion Marketing Law Conference, Chicago, IL, November 15, 2007.
  • Co-Author, "Mobile Sweepstakes: A Game of Risk?" Brandweek, May 28, 2007.
  • "'But I Offered a Free Way to Enter!?!' - What You Need to Know About Text Message Sweepstakes," Client Bulletin, March 2007.
  • "Beware: Old Sweepstakes Laws Are Getting Renewed Attention!" Findlaw.com Corporate Counsel, September 2004.
  • “Product Placement Blurs Commercial Lines,” Counsel to Counsel Magazine, July 2004.
  • “Stealth Marketing: Product Placement and Commercial Alert,” December 2003.
  • "Film It Here? No, Film It Here!” Findlaw.com Corporate Counsel, July 2003.
  • Speaker, “Sweepstakes, Contests and Charitable Promotion Law,” 28th Annual Promotion Marketing Law Conference, Chicago, IL, December 13, 2006.
  • Speaker regarding Sweepstakes and Contests at the 2005 Promotion Marketing Law Conference of the PMA.
  • Speaker regarding Reality Television Legal Issues at the 2004 Promotion Marketing Law Conference of the PMA.
  • Speaker regarding Stealth Marketing (Product Placements Issues on Television) at the 2003 Promotion Marketing Law Conference of the PMA.
  • Guest speaker regarding Music Law and Television Production Issues at a Chicago Bar Association presentation of its “You & The Law” television series (2003).
  • Speaks on advertising law matters.


Professional Associations:

Promotion Marketing Association (Member: Government and Legal Affairs Committee)

International Association of Privacy Professionals

Chicago Bar Association (Chair of The Computer Law Committee, 2004-2005); (Vice-Chair of The Computer Law Committee, 2002-2004)

American Bar Association

Illinois State Bar Association


Bar Admissions:

Illinois, 2000


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