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Amanda provides skilled counsel on consumer protection matters ranging from marketing and advertising law to ADA disputes, allowing corporate clients to achieve their legal and business goals.
Amanda Beane counsels and defends clients on matters related to consumer protection and unfair competition, including marketing and advertising law, privacy law, and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). She also represents clients in contract, trade secret, noncompetition agreement, breach of contract, partnership dispute, and other commercial matters.
Amanda has experience with high-impact class-action defense cases, as well as cases before the National Advertising Division, state and federal courts, the Washington Supreme Court, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. She defends businesses against claims under state consumer protection acts; false advertising laws; unfair competition laws; and federal and state privacy laws, such as the California Invasion of Privacy Act and the Lanham Act. She counsels clients on advertising, marketing, and regulatory compliance issues, such as advertising claims and substantiation, subscription and autorenewal laws, sustainability claims, made-in-USA claims, endorsements and influencers, and consumer-facing terms and conditions.
Amanda’s ADA practice is focused on Title III public accommodations claims, such as those related to digital access for consumers who are blind and visually impaired, accommodations for deaf and hard-of-hearing consumers, and issues involving physical access in spaces such as parking lots and hotels.
An author and contributor to articles on consumer protection, advertising law, and the ADA, Amanda has given presentations regarding price advertising, class actions, and website accessibility, among other topics. She is co-founder of and contributor to the firm’s Consumer Protection Review blog.
