Online lawE-commerce, business-to-business, consumer-to-business and an abundance of further terms often used today allow verse ample possibilities in the field of law that practically anyone can take advantage of. If you get familiar with the legal framework already today to include it into your planning you will be on the road to long-term success.No matter how the development of the internet is judged today, it is challenge for all those who actively use it. Domain name disputes, linking liability, meta tags or other invisible web elements as well disputes within copyright law are characteristic for the internet nowadays. Another aspect is the “freedom” of content providers, access providers and host providers that is increasingly limited by law. Consequently, the new area of online law (or internet law) has emerged. Legal questions relating to this area often stem from trademark law, competition law or copyright law which sometimes overlap with new regulations. In addition, questions relating to contract law and contract drafting have become increasingly common, such as agreements with internet service providers, ASP and the drafting of general terms and conditions of trade. |