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  1. The NAD is a self-regulatory body of the advertising industry that monitors advertising for compliance with truth-in-advertising laws and has the power to initiate actions.
  2. The full article is available for download at the SSRN website here. A blog post summarizing the article can be found here.
  3. The authors appropriately present their findings as descriptive only.  They identified 287 lawsuits involving 628 VC firms during the study period, which raises the question whether that level of litigation should be viewed as significant or comparatively modest. The authors note that VC litigation rates remain below those of public companies but avoid judgments about whether venture capital firms are sued too often or too rarely.
  4. See https://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ30.pdf.
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