Topic
E-Commerce
522 published works
Media Law Prof Blog
The Legality of “Rolling Contracts”
Florencia Marotta-Wurgler, New York University School of Law, has published "Are 'Pay Now, Terms Later' Contracts Worse for Buyers? Evidence from Software License Agreements," in volume 38 of the Journal…
Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog
Best in Class
Here is a post on the E-Commerce Law blog that did a survey of the best law blogs (blawgs) from each of the 50 states, and I was flattered that this…
The Trademark Blog
WSJ.com: Did French Retailers Win ‘Hometown’ Verdict Against eBay?”
WSJ.com: "Did French Retailers Win 'Hometown' Verdict Against eBay"" A French court today cracked down on counterfeits — and an outlet that sells them — ordering eBay to pay Louis…
ContractsProf Blog
More International Contracts Law Scholarship
Florida Coastal School of Law's Charles Martin (pictured) recently published The Electronic Contracts Convention, the CISG, and New Sources of E-Commerce Law in 16 Tulane Journal of International and Comparative…
Media Law Prof Blog
Virtual Worlds, Real Taxes
Steven S. Chung, Loyola Law School, Law Angeles School of Law, has published "Real Taxation of Virtual Commerce." Here is the abstract.In virtual worlds, people participate in fantasy adventures or…
North Carolina Business Litigation Report
State of North Carolina ex rel. Cooper v. Imergent, Inc., July 31, 2007 (Tennille)(unpublished)
There is no limitation on the Business Court's jurisdiction when it comes to cases involving the Internet and e-commerce. "The legislature specifically included cases relating to those subjects without any…
TortsProf Blog
Hilden Addresses Reputational Harm Online
Julie Hilden's Writ column (up now) addresses eBay's recent decision to disable sellers' comments on buyers, and starts a two-part discussion of reputational harm and remedies in the online context.--BC
The IP Law Blog
Tiffany v. Ebay: Is Ebay Responsible for Trademark Infringement?
By Jeff Pietsch The lawsuit Tiffany & Co. brought against Ebay in 2004 for contributory trademark infringement is currently being heard in the U.S. District Court in Manhattan. The outcome of…
China Law Blog
I Hate Alibaba
By Dan Harris
Just back from China, where I saw a television interview with Jack Ma of Alibaba. He never fails to impress the hell out of me and every time I see…
ContractsProf Blog
Contracts Spotlight: Eniola Akindemowo
Eniola Akindemowo (Thomas Jefferson) Ph.D., University of London (Queen Mary)LL.M, University of London (University College)LL.B, University of IfeGrad. Cert. (Higher Education), Monash UniversityProfessor Akindemowo joined the faculty of the Thomas…