The Internet Law Center is dedicated to
helping businesses navigate the evolving legal standards for today's digital
economy, while also contributing to the development of the policies of
tomorrow. The firm serves a diverse client base that includes startups and
public companies both online and offline across North America.
The professionals of the Internet Law Center possess years of practical experience as both lawyers and entrepreneurs
with internet companies and have played a leading role in shaping Internet law
and policy. Over the past decade our professionals have counseled clients,
litigated, testified, lobbied, offered seminars and written commentaries on
issues such as Behavioral Targeting, Cyber Abuse, Domain Name Disputes,
E-Commerce, Internet Marketing, Net Neutrality, Online Promotions, Online
Gambling, Privacy, Spam and Spyware.
This unprecedented combination of business, legal and policy experience not
only makes the Internet Law Center uniquely qualified to provide the professional advice needed to
address emerging issues of internet law in an uncertain economy, but also
enables us to provide practical solutions to brick and mortar and online
businesses alike.
June 18 - XY7 State of the Industry Report on Webmaster Radio Town Hall (from Affiliate Convention in Denver).
August 10 - Amazon Affiliate Tax: What Happened and What's Next, at Affiliate Summit East (New York).
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June 14 - The Los Angeles Press Club awarded Monday Memo --the newsletter of the Internet Law Center - the second place award in the in-house publication category at the 51st Southern California Journalism Awards.
SIGN UP for the Internet Law Center's nationally known newsletter - Monday Memo-- which was recognized in 2008 as one of the top 100 internet law resources and won an award from the LA Press Club.
Archived issues of Monday Memo are available at Beyond Mondaythe blog of the Internet Law Center.
PLEASE NOTE: Monday Memo will be on hiatus the rest of the summer as Beyond Monday undergoes a redesign. Look for a re-launch announcement after Labor Day.
