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E-Commerce Law Reports
E-Commerce Law Reports is essential reading for busy professionals in the IT, IP and online business sectors who need to stay up-to-date with the latest case law in these fields. Written by experts, for experts, this bi-monthly journal delivers razor-sharp analysis, detailed background and considered insight on the cases that matter.
Launched in 2001, E-Commerce Law Reports has not only witnessed the development of case law around the internet - it has been on the cutting-edge of case law reporting throughout, providing commentary on key decisions from around the world over the last 12 years. Subscribers to the journal not only receive print copies every two months but also gain full online access, including to the fully searchable archives, which feature every article ever published. Have a look around the archives or search for your hot topics here via our search function on the right-hand side of the screen.
What do we cover?
- Distance selling, pricing & taxation
- IP & copyright
- IT and e-commerce law
- Social media
- Online advertising
- Antitrust and competition law
- Privacy & data protection
- Liability
- Cybercrime & piracy
- Telecoms
- And much more…
Contributors
E-Commerce Law Reports has a world-leading Editorial Board made up of top practitioners in the respective fields, and it is this hands-on insight that really sets the publication apart. Our contributors are leading legal and industry professionals, who ask the burning questions and provide the in-depth expertise that the industry craves.
Global reach
In every issue, E-Commerce Law Reports identifies the most important cases from around the world, and regularly features case law from the UK, US, Germany, China, Italy, France and the Netherlands, to name but a few jurisdictions. It is a publication with a truly global appeal.
Who subscribes?
The publication's subscribers include leading law firms, both UK-based and international, and the journal counts a number of the top 100 UK law firms as subscribers. Subscribers also include universities, consultancies, internet service providers, and e-commerce companies.
Concise, considered, crucial: E-Commerce Law Reports.
Pricing
A basic annual subscription to E-Commerce Law Reports is £480 (£500 outside UK). which gets you:
- 6 bi-monthly hard copies of the publication
- Complete online access to the publication for a single user
- Fully searchable online archives, stretching back to 2001
A site licence annual subscription to E-Commerce Law Reports is £1,000 which gets you:
- All of the benefits from the basic annual subscription (you'll still receive one print copy of the journal per month)
- Plus complete online access to the publication for up to five individual users
For any subscription enquiries, please contact David Guati at david.guati@e-comlaw.com or call 0207 012 1387.
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