Internet / E-Commerce
Currently, approximately 20% of global commerce takes place through e-commerce. This sharp increase followed worldwide efforts to address the Covid-19 pandemic, and the share of e-commerce has continued to grow steadily since then. E-commerce requires a unique combination of legal expertise, ranging from consumer protection laws to international trade agreements.
Our firm advises local and international clients—including retailers, distributors, and major chains—on all aspects of their e-commerce activities. Among other things, we counsel clients on electronic marketing, end-user license agreements, compliance and auditing, distribution agreements, and terms of use. We also handle the full range of agreements required to establish online stores and e-commerce websites, including developer agreements, as well as privacy and information security policies and the international aspects of these activities, such as imports, exports, and international taxation.
In addition, we advise companies—particularly startups developing innovative e-commerce technologies for performance measurement, payments and clearing, shipping, and related services—on commercial matters involving the purchase and sale of technologies, intellectual property, and more. When necessary, we also represent companies facing claims relating to issues such as improper product presentation and inadequate disclosure regarding product measurements.
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Internet / E-Commerce
Currently, approximately 20% of global commerce takes place through e-commerce. This sharp increase followed worldwide efforts to address the Covid-19 pandemic, and the share of e-commerce has continued to grow steadily since then. E-commerce requires a unique combination of legal expertise, ranging from consumer protection laws to international trade agreements.
Our firm advises local and international clients—including retailers, distributors, and major chains—on all aspects of their e-commerce activities. Among other things, we counsel clients on electronic marketing, end-user license agreements, compliance and auditing, distribution agreements, and terms of use. We also handle the full range of agreements required to establish online stores and e-commerce websites, including developer agreements, as well as privacy and information security policies and the international aspects of these activities, such as imports, exports, and international taxation.
In addition, we advise companies—particularly startups developing innovative e-commerce technologies for performance measurement, payments and clearing, shipping, and related services—on commercial matters involving the purchase and sale of technologies, intellectual property, and more. When necessary, we also represent companies facing claims relating to issues such as improper product presentation and inadequate disclosure regarding product measurements.