Documenting E-Commerce Transactions

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Documenting E-Commerce Transactions covers the various types of e-commerce transactions handled by corporate counsel. It includes a discussion of the law of e-commerce, as well as issues involving traditional law, such as antitrust, privacy, jurisdiction, shrink-wrap and click-wrap licenses, copyright, mail order rules, and the law and practice relating to domain names. A collection of illustrative e-commerce agreements are organized into chapters. Each chapter describes the kind of agreement required for specific transactions, and outlines the key points to cover and negotiate.

Features

Provides an overview of federal and state laws directly impacting e-commerce transactions
Contains over 150 sample forms used by prominent companies in a variety of transactions
Covers both "new economy" (linking, domain names) and traditional law topics as they apply to e-commerce transactions
Contains summaries of significant caselaw
Saves counsel time by identifying critical legal issues to be addressed when conducting e-commerce transactions

Summary of contents

Chapter
1. E-commerce Legal Survival Guide
2. The Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act
3. The Uniform Electronic Transactions Act
4. .1 — Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act
5. The Enforceability of Shrink-Wrap and Click-Wrap Licenses
6. Trademarks on the Internet
7. Antitrust Implications of E-commerce
8. Copyright Law in the Digital Age
9. Jurisdiction
10. International Jurisdiction Issues
11. Privacy on the Internet
12. International Privacy Issues
13. The Mail or Telephone Order Merchandise Rule
14. Business Method Patents
15. Tax Aspects of E-commerce
16. -21 — [Reserved]
17. E-commerce Services Agreement
18. Electronic Marketplaces: Contracts with Buying Companies
19. Electronic Marketplaces: Contracts with Supplying Companies
20. Joint Marketing Arrangements with Special Groups
21. Offering E-commerce Solutions
22. Linking Agreements
23. Megasite Distribution Agreements
24. Database Licenses
25. Co-location/Internet Data Services Agreements
26. Licensing Content for Web Sites
27. Development Agreements
28. Training Agreements
29. Reverse Auctions
30. Auction Services
31. Developing and Using Co-Branded Sites
32. Web Site Creation Agreements
33. Strategic Relationships
34. Fulfillment Agreements in E-commerce
35. Extending a Franchise to the Internet through Licensing
36. Credit Card Agreements
37. Customer Management Agreements