e-Commerce Law: Issues for Business
John W. Bagby
Abstract
John W. Bagby
Abstract
PART ONE: THE LEGAL SYSTEM AND PRIVATE LAW. 1. Law in e-Business. 2. Consitutional Law. 3. Crimes and Torts. PART TWO: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. 4. Copyrights. 5. Trade Secrets and Database Protection. 6. Patents. 7. Trademarks. PART THREE: E-COMMERCE. 8. Introduction to Contracts and Their Formation. 9. Performances and Payments. 10. Writings and Records, Defenses, Remedies and Creditors' Rights. 11. Technology Transfer: Employment, Service and Distribution Contracts. PART FOUR: REGULATION. 12. Antitrust. 13. Privacy. 14. Internet Regulation.
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PART ONE: THE LEGAL SYSTEM AND PRIVATE LAW. 1. Law in e-Business. 2. Consitutional Law. 3. Crimes and Torts. PART TWO: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. 4. Copyrights. 5. Trade Secrets and Database Protection. 6. Patents. 7. Trademarks. PART THREE: E-COMMERCE. 8. Introduction to Contracts and Their Formation. 9. Performances and Payments. 10. Writings and Records, Defenses, Remedies and Creditors' Rights. 11. Technology Transfer: Employment, Service and Distribution Contracts. PART FOUR: REGULATION. 12. Antitrust. 13. Privacy. 14. Internet Regulation.
Key concepts: Intellectual property, Creditor, Business, Payment, Law, Commercial law, The Internet, E-commerce