werberechtlicher

Werberechtlicher is a German adjective meaning relating to advertising law. It is formed from Werberecht (advertising law) and the suffix -lich, with inflection appropriate to gender, case, and number. The form werberechtlicher is used before masculine or neuter nouns in the nominative or accusative singular (for example, ein werberechtlicher Fall). The feminine form is werberechtliche and the plural form for all genders is werberechtliche.

In usage, werberechtlicher appears primarily in legal, regulatory, or compliance contexts rather than as a standalone term. It serves to qualify topics, questions, or provisions as belonging to the realm of advertising law. For instance, one might speak of werberechtliche Anforderungen (advertising-law requirements) or werberechtliche Fragen (advertising-law questions). The term helps distinguish issues governed by advertising regulation from those governed by other areas such as consumer protection, trademark, or general marketing.

Context and scope include rules on truthfulness in advertising, substantiation of claims, endorsements and testimonials, disclosure requirements, comparative advertising, and protections for minors. Discussions labeled werberechtlich typically address how campaigns must comply with national or European advertising standards, self-regulatory codes, and enforcement practices.

Overall, werberechtlicher functions as a descriptive term within German-language discourse on advertising regulation, signaling that a matter falls under the domain of Werberecht. See also Werberecht, consumer protection, and advertising regulation.