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E-Commerce
522 published works
Re:Marks on Trademark and Copyright
THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION FOCUSES ON THE E-COMMERCE SECTOR
By DLA Piper
By Alexandra Kamerling and Marianna Kinsella (London) The European Commission has announced a competition law inquiry into the e-commerce sector in the context of a Digital Single Market strategy in…
Virgin Islands Law Blog
E-Commerce: Know the Legal Way to Sell Products Online
By Tom Bolt
With so much business either originating online or migrating there from brick-and-mortar establishments, the possibility of conducting transactions via the Internet is opening up a whole new world for entrepreneurs…
Ship Law Log
Electronic Bills of Lading
By Sally-Ann Underhill, William Bibby
With the inclusion of an electronic bills of lading clause in the latest iteration of the NYPE form, as well as the International Group of P&I Clubs’ approval of 3…
Re:Marks on Trademark and Copyright
HOW BRANDS CAN SHAPE THEIR ONLINE RETAIL SALES IN THE EU
By DLA Piper
By Léon Korsten and Martijn van Wanroij (Amsterdam) E-commerce in the main European economies is expected to grow by approximately 20 percent in 2015 and 2016. As a result of…
La Revue
Loi Macron : ce qu’il faut retenir en droit commercial
Parmi les nombreuses mesures instaurées par la loi pour la croissance, l'activité et l'égalité des chances économiques du 6 août 2015, dite Loi Macron, nous avons relevé les plus marquantes.
ContractsProf Blog
Sears Makes a Mistake
Some shoppers on Sears.com thought it was their lucky day when they saw expensive play sets and fancy toys available for the low price of $11.95. Consumerist has the story…
Technology's Legal Edge
ITALY – New “Digital Tax” in Italy for e-commerce and web operators!
Written by Giangiacomo Olivi Some Italian parliament members published a proposal for a new law that may dramatically change the scenario for e-commerce and web operators doing business in Italy.…
DuetsBlog
Cheap Flights for Flying Blind
By David Pabian
European discount airline Germanwings has a practice it calls “Blind Booking”. The concept is straightforward. Essentially you don’t know your destination city until after you have booked the flight. But…
Byte Back
We’re ALL in the information business
By Peter Sloan
Last Friday, when Amazon’s market cap pushed past Walmart’s, the headlines almost wrote themselves – “Internet Retailer Amazon Topples Traditional Retailer Walmart,” or the like. The lead angle? Amazon’s information-based business…
Global Supply Chain Law Blog
Supply chain survey: POLITICO Europe’s look into what the European Commission is requesting
By Ayako Hobbs
Recently the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Competition has launched a sector inquiry into e-commerce in the EU. The aim is to gain a better understanding of possible antitrust concerns within the…