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  1. Drug & Device Law

    No Duty for the Online Marketplace

    By Steven Boranian

    A postal worker picks up a leaking bottle of drain cleaner stuck on a conveyor belt and suffers severe chemical burns.  The product was sold through an online marketplace and…

  2. India Corporate Law

    From Disclosure To Accountability: Decoding The 2026 E-Commerce Amendment Rules

    By Arya Tripathy, Shvena Neendoor, Reva Makhija

    Summary: India’s Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) (Amendment) Rules, 2026, effective January 1, 2027, tighten pricing transparency, ranking disclosures, and seller accountability on e-commerce platforms. Key changes include mandatory prior price disclosures,…

  3. SCC Blog

    Amazon liable for delivery of e-waste instead of laptop; Bhopal Consumer Commission orders 1.29 lakh refund with 9 per cent interest

    By Arunima

    District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, Bhopal: A consumer complaint was filed by Rounak Burrows (complainant) against Amazon Seller Services Pvt. Ltd. (Opposite Party 1) and Samsung India Electronics Pvt. Ltd.,…

  4. Traverse Legal Expert Articles

    Amazon Hijack Listing Law Firm: How to Remove Unauthorized Sellers 

    By Enrico Schaefer

    An Amazon listing hijack can disrupt sales, damage customer trust, and put your brand’s reputation at risk. A competing seller may appear on your product listing, offer counterfeit goods, change…

  5. The IPKat

    Be careful what you wish for: Hamburg court holds Wish liable for trade mark infringement

    By Marcel Pemsel

    Online marketplaces prefer to be neutral: sellers sell, buyers buy and the platform merely provides the technical infrastructure. The reality more often than not looks different and the Louboutin decision…

  6. Traverse Legal Expert Articles

    What Evidence to Preserve the Moment Airbnb Deactivates You 

    By Enrico Schaefer

    Airbnb deactivation evidence should be saved as soon as the account goes dark.  The priority is to preserve the record before listings, messages, payouts, or support threads become harder to…

  7. A Lawyer Writes

    Consumer protection

    By Joshua Rozenberg

    Is your software a “product”? Did you get it from a “producer”? If not — and it harms you in some way — you may not be able to claim…

  8. Legal Bites

    National Conference on Emerging Trends in Trademark Protection in India | DBRANLU Sonepat [Hybrid; Internship Opportunity + Cash Prizes]: Submit Abstract by Oct 21

    By LB Desk

    IPR Facilitation & Research Centre, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar National Law University, Sonepat is organising a National Conference on “Emerging Trends in Trademark Protection in India: Legal Enforcement and Challenges” on…

  9. Olshan Advertising Law Blog

    California Limits E-commerce Claims Under CIPA Statute

    By Scott Shaffer

    E-commerce businesses received welcome news on September 30, 2026 when Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 690, a pro-business measure aimed at curbing the recent epidemic of lawsuits and demand…

  10. Indiana Intellectual Property Blog

    What a Schedule A Case Is (and Why This Blog Usually Skips Them)

    By Kenan Farrell

    If you scan the Northern District of Indiana copyright and trademark indexes, you will keep seeing captions like Plaintiff v. The Partnerships and Unincorporated Associations Identified on Schedule A. That…