Alan Wetterhahn
Partner
E-business and e-commerce advice from a team with sector specific know-how
Everyone is online. If you’re not, you’re missing out. The melting pot of AI, the internet, the digital economy and ecommerce continues to create new business opportunities, as well as throwing up a host of challenges for organisations as they try to keep pace with more efficient technology, changing purchasing habits, new business models, changing regulations and growing consumer demand.
We advise on a wide range of online and ecommerce law issues relating to launching, using, developing and migrating to ebusiness and ecommerce platforms in a way which will help clients grow their businesses and maximise online purchasing trends. We also regularly act on investments, acquisitions and disposals in this space.
We advise clients from a range of sectors including financial services, technology, retail, payment providers, fashion, franchise, gaming and sport on all aspects of maintaining an online platform. Our advice ranges from online transactions, intellectual property rights and their exploitation (including digital content creation and licensing), contract formation, terms and conditions, linking, framing, revenue sharing, data protection, operational matters and all regulatory issues.
In addition, we have an experienced team who act for a number of Amazon FBA (Fulfilment by Amazon) and other ecommerce aggregators, on a range of matters. Our team is also experienced in acting for the owners and sellers of ecommerce brands selling on Amazon, Shopify and other DTC platforms.
We have critical expertise and experience in this area and that means that we are able to provide our clients with practical and commercial advice in an efficient and cost-effective manner, guiding them through a tricky area of the law where technology and commerce meet the online world.
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