Arizona Internet Law Update: Revenge, Sharing & Crowdfunding – Oh My!
Let’s take two minutes to review the latest Arizona Internet law headlines. Arizona Revenge P-rn, Take Two After a false...
Using Gag Clauses To Prevent Negative Online Reviews?
2017 Update: Federal politicians passed the Consumer Review Fairness Act, which outlaws online defamation gag clauses. Are contractual “defamation clauses”...
ATTN BUSINESS OWNERS: THE FTC NOW FINES FOR BEING HACKED!
Is your online security house in order? If not, stop what you’re doing and contact a digital security guru, pronto...
Legal Lessons 101: Can I Get An Injunction?
Occasionally, aggressive business competitors may cross legal lines when elbowing their way to #1 — and injunctions can come in...
Arizona Crowdfunding Law and Lawyer
July 2015 Update: It’s the law. Arizona legislators approved the measure at the beginning of the month. Arizona crowdfunding may...
Crowdsource Lawyer Explains Abandoned Project Legalities
You’ve come up with a million-dollar-idea. Eager to act, you draft and polish a mission statement, create a project outline,...
Affiliate Marketing Laws: Brands Are Responsible For Affiliates
Brands Are Responsible For Affiliate Actions The Federal Trade Commission has made its position crystal clear: Brands and marketers are...
Internet Law Case: Android App Developer Lawsuit Example
Below is a summary of an app developer v. app developer lawsuit. Anyone interested in tech lawsuits will find it...
Explained: The Arizona Data Breach Notification Law
By the end of this post, you’ll understand Arizona’s “data breach notification law” and what you’re legally required to do...
Online Privacy Law: Renew Your Safe Harbor Certification
If you operate a website or app that collects personal user information, read on. What are the International Safe Harbor...