08Aug
NAD Recommends Improvements to Baby Monitor Performance Disclosures
Owlet Baby Care, Inc. advertised its “Smart Sock” baby monitor with prominent claims that the monitor offers parents “peace of mind,” and promises that babies will “be ok.” The ad message is qualified by disclaimers that the monitors are not medical...
By:
Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP
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