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ARE YOU OFFERING THIRD PARTY SERVICES ON YOUR WEBSITE?

The practice of injecting third party service with recurring billing into a transaction has drawn the attention and anger of federal and state regulators. To address this concern, the federal Restore Online Shopping Confidence Act (“ROSCA”) was enacted

INTERNET DOMAIN NAME DISPUTES AND HOW TO HANDLE THEM

Information on Domain Name development and how to protect your investment.

Legal Marketing Issues for Today’s Modern Automobile Dealership

In targeting vehicle buyers, today’s modern dealerships have invested heavily in their individual websites and virtual billboard advertisements such as pay-per-click and banner advertisements.

Online Reputation Management for Automobile Dealerships

The shift from print media to online advertising for the Automotive Industry

Legal Marketing Issues for Today’s eMerchant

eMerchants have invested heavily in their individual websites and virtual billboard advertisements such as pay-per-click and banner advertisements

California's No-Contest Clause

No Contest Clause in California

INTERNET DOMAIN NAME VICTORY

Internet Lawyer Mark Ishman of the Ishman Law Firm, just won another case for one of his clients. In this case, Mark Ishman was representing an entrepreneur who sought to develop an informative website for the marketing of casino gaming clubs

What You Need To Have Together Before You See Your Estate Planning Attorney

An important question to ask before you see an estate planning attorney to make a will or living trust and all of your other planning documents is what to bring.

California Health And Safety Code 11350

Possession of a controlled substance is labeled as a criminal activity. In California, the penalties are stringent. However, there is leniency for offenders who have been arrested for the first time, and are using this for personal use only.

California Health and Safety Code 11362.5

Marijuana possession is still a crime in California, even though there’s been widespread debate to legalize this drug. Under California Health and Safety Code 11362.5 however, it states that this crime is punishable by jail time, monetary fines, probation and more.

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