Thomson Reuters eBook E-Commerce and the Law

Written by e-commerce law specialists Susan Corbett and Alexandra Sims, E-commerce and the Law is an invaluable and user-friendly guide to the legal concepts underpinning, and the law regulating, online business. Like the first edition, the book is designed to assist e-traders and their legal advisors on how to conduct their online businesses in compliance with New Zealand law and to provide them with an understanding of the relevance of international law to New Zealand-based business involved in e-trading with other countries. The second edition extensively updates case law throughout the text and has incorporates legislative developments since the first edition was published in 2014, including the new Privacy Act 2020 and its application in e-commerce. It has two new chapters, on blockchain and artificial intelligence, and has been reviewed with the fast moving development of e-commerce in mind. The chapters cover the fundamental areas of e-commerce law, providing insights and guidance on a range of legal topics including domain names, trademarks, online contracts, consumer law, online security and cybercrime, privacy copyright and defamation. The pros and cons of using different types of business structures through which to conduct online businesses are also discussed.