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By Dominique R. Shelton, Alan Friel and Jamie Rubin Sweepstakes have long been a popular but heavily regulated method of marketing and promotion by all 50 states and, to a lesser degree, the federal government. These seemingly simple promotional marketing devices are regulated by a complex legal scheme that requires disclosures, special structuring to avoid lottery and gambling laws and, in some instances, registration and bonding. O...
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