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Wednesday, May 9, 2007

Internet jurisidiction...

... in EBay cases, a primer.

Most people believe the law is pretty clear on Internet jurisdiction. That is simply not the case. The variety of Internet related disputes expands far faster than legislators could ever react. Judges are often left, therefore, applying bricks and motor jurisdictional principles to Internet disputes.
Posted by Mike at 12:24 PM
Labels: ebay, internet, jurisdiction

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