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E-Commerce: Key Legal Concerns

Instructor(s): Dennis Kennedy, Esq Dennis M. Kennedy
Cost: $80.00
Course Media Type: Text

Course accreditations:
 State   Total Credits   Ethics   Other Credit Types   Expires 
Arizona20N/AN/A
Other States: AZ, CA, CT, DC, HI, MD, MA, MI, MO, MT, NJ, ND, SD, WV

This course gives an overview of some of the most interesting issues and themes in e-commerce law and shows how developments on the Internet are pushing on traditional legal concepts and raising difficult issues for the lawyers, judges and legislators trying to adapt existing law to these new ways of doing business.

Course Table of Contents

  1. Introduction to E-commerce

    1. The E-commerce Alphabet Soup
    2. E-commerce Examples
    3. Measuring the Current Impact of E-commerce
    4. Bricks and Clicks


  2. On Overview: Why E-commerce Law Matters

    1. New and Novel Arrangements
    2. The Transborder Dimension
    3. Rapid Pace
    4. Transition to An Information Society


  3. Five Key Legal Concerns in E-Commerce

    1. Outsourcing and Other Nontraditional Arrangements
      1. Outsourcing
      2. “Partnerships”
      3. Other Novel Arrangements
      4. Exchanges
      5. Will That Be Cash, Check or Stock?
      6. Contract is King
    2. Paperless Contracts: Clickthroughs Agreements and UCITA
      1. Paperless Contracts
      2. Acceptance and Enforceability
      3. UCITA
      4. Lawyer as Graphic Artist
    3. Domain Names: A New Form of Property?
      1. The Dot-Comming of Nearly Everything
      2. Interplay with Trademark Law
      3. Claiming Your Dot-com
    4. Privacy: Out of the Penumbra
      1. Privacy Policies
      2. The New Value of Information
      3. Protection of Customer Data
      4. Privacy Laws
    5. Copyright and Copyleft: Who Owns Your Intellectual Property?
      1. Differing Rules
      2. Plan Ahead or Clean Up Later
      3. Business Method Patents
      4. Copyleft and Open Source


  4. Drawing Some Conclusions

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