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E-Commerce
524 published works
SALT Shaker
Missouri Fails to Pass Marketplace Facilitator Legislation
Missouri legislations adjourned their legislation session without passing its pair of marketplace facilitator bills (S.B. 529 and H.B. 1700). Local mayors are pushing the Governor to call a special session…
Lex Insight Blog
Revamped FDI Policy In E-Commerce: A Threat To Amazon & Flipkart?
By Lex Insight
Background The trade unions of India have always been worried about the unfair market practices of the E-commerce entities such as heavy discounting and massive cashback offered in online marketplaces.…
Consumer Class Defense Blog
From Brick & Mortar to the Web: An Overview of Federal Laws and Regulations to Consider When Operating an E-Commerce Business
By Tonya M. Esposito, Renee B. Appel, Seyfarth Shaw LLP
Long before COVID-19 affected retail companies had already started shifting to e-commerce platforms, marked by retail giants exclusively in the e-commerce space. Even banks acknowledged this trend, by no longer…
Cybersecurity Legal Trends & Topics
E-Tailers Beware: FBI Warns of New Cyberattack Targeting e-Commerce Websites
The FBI issued an alert warning of an attack targeting e-commerce websites. The bad actors are embedding code directly into the e-commerce site to then skim account information. The notice,…
Everything IP Under One Digital Roof
When Pivoting Your Business, Don’t Leave Your Privacy Policy Behind
COVID-19 has shuttered businesses across the globe with no “grand return” day yet in sight. Looking to generate revenue while brick and mortar locations are closed, businesses are turning to…
The Shopping Center Lawyer
Going Dark: Land Use Implications of Converting Retail Space to “Dark Stores” for Fulfilling Online Orders
In recent years, retailers have begun to convert unused space in their stores, including the sales floor area, to warehouse and distribution operations for online orders as e-commerce has increased.…
RedevelopNJ
Going Dark: Land Use Implications of Converting Retail Space to “Dark Stores” for Fulfilling Online Orders
In recent years, retailers have begun to convert unused space in their stores, including the sales floor area, to warehouse and distribution operations for online orders as e-commerce has increased.…
Paul Porvaznik – Business Litigator
E-Mails, Phone Calls, and Web Activity Aimed at Extracting $ From IL Resident Passes Specific Jurisdiction Test – IL First Dist.
In Dixon v. GAA Classic Cars, LLC, 2019 IL App (1st) 182416, the trial court dismissed the Illinois plaintiff’s suit against a North Carolina car seller on the basis that…
All About Advertising Law
Timely Shipping in the Age of COVID-19
By Alexandra Megaris, Venable LLP
At the same time that consumers are turning to the internet to purchase everything – food, diapers, work-from-home office equipment, wine, and impossible-to-find puzzles – e-commerce businesses are facing unprecedented…
SALT Shaker
Tennessee Governor Signs Marketplace Legislation
The Tennessee Governor signed a bill that requires marketplace facilitators to collect and remit sales and use tax on behalf of third party sellers on April 1, 2020. Under S.B.…