Internet Law: The Complete Guide
Steven Imparl, J.D.

Stay on top of the most dynamic field of law today: the law of the Internet. Internet law is developing, changing rapidly, and spans the most substantive areas of the law. The Do's-and-Don'ts checklists will help you, your business, and your clients minimize the risks and exposures associated with online transactions and Internet commerce.

Some of the questions answered are:
· What are the stages of "going online" and why must I manage my business differently once it has "gone online"?
· How do the legal issues differ depending on whether my business is a producer or a consumer of Internet services?
· What should I put into a contract for developing a Web site for my business?
· What legal issues are related to using e-mail or arise from using the Internet to find information?
· What legal issues govern publishing content on the Internet?
· What legal issues arise from buying and selling goods, services, and information on the Internet?
· How are Homeland Security issues affecting Internet law?

Part I - Business in Cyberspace
· Antitrust issues
· Consumer protection law
· Contracts
· Going online
· Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)
Part II - Intellectual Property
· Copyright
· Domain names
· Patents
· Trade secrets
Part III - Practicing Law in Cyberspace
· Legal Profession
· Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
· Electronic filing of court briefs
· Government online
Part IV - Individual Rights
· Children's privacy
· Freedom of Expression

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