With most e-commerce Web sites featuring privacy policies, copyright notices, and agreements governing site usage, users might be forgiven for suspecting that some lawyers have quietly turned to Web site design during their spare time.
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E-Legal Kit, Volume One, two and three, (Case Studies), United Nations International Trade Centre
E-Legal Kit, Volume One (E-commerce Law), Volume Two (E-commerce contracting), and Volume Three (Case Studies), United Nations International Trade Centre, (180 pp.) (2003)
Internet and E-commerce Law Update
Ottawa Technology Lawyers Group, Ottawa, ON
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Recent U.S. Legal Developments Roundtable, 4th Georgetown University Advanced E-commerce Law Institute, Washington, DC
Net Contract Fights Should Avoid Courts
E-commerce success depends not only on government policies such as jurisdiction and taxation, but even more critically on an underlying issue — will courts enforce electronic contracts consummated on-line, typically by consumers clicking an "I agree" icon on a Web page? On that question, courts appear split.
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