Law of Electronic Commerce

In ELECTRONIC COMMERCE, authors Winn and Mann zero in on relevant commercial law issues for your seminar or course on E-Commerce. This new casebook is organized into three main parts:

• The Context of Electronic Commerce
• Electronic Transactions
• Problems of Cross-Border Dispute Resolution The authors offer a variety of teaching and learning tools:
• lucid and concise reading assignments using non-technical language wherever possible
• exercises that illustrate current issues in E-Commerce practice
• clear and accessible explanations of the technology students need to know
• over 40 separate assignments that allow instructors to choose their own areas of interest
• coverage of cutting-edge topics, such as electronic evidence, click-through contracts, computer security, and e-signatures
• analysis of major cases, including eBay v. Bidders Edge, Zeran v. AOL, Ticketmaster v. Tickets.com, Zippo Manufacturing v. Zippo.com, Brower v. Gateway and Specht v. Netscape
• discussion of important legislation, such as E-SIGN, UETA, and UCITA, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act, Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, and Gramm-Leach-Bliley

SUMMARY OF CONTENTS

PART I.The Context of Electronic Commerce

Chapter 1.Technology, Business Practices and Law

Chapter 2.Setting Up Shop in Cyberspace

Chapter 3.Rights in Personal Information

PART II.Electronic Transactions

Chapter 4.Sales of Goods

Chapter 5.Licenses of Software and Information

Chapter 6.Electronic Payments

Chapter 7.Electronic Lending

PART III.Problems of Cross-Border Dispute Resolution

Chapter 8.Dispute Resolution in the Electronic Commerce Context