Internet Law: The Complete Guide has been written as your road map to the Information Superhighway. It will help you and your clients avoid potholes (hidden, unexpected legal problems), traffic jams (areas of conflict and litigation), and road construction (places where the law is developing and still undefined). It is written for all businesses, lawyers, government officials, law professors and students, amongst others. The plain language approach, explanations of how to avoid liability, and discussion of the laws are well supported by case studies, do and don't checklists, Internet references and appendices with sample forms.  

These are some of the questions answered in the Guide:  

• What Are the Stages of Going Online? 
• How Do the Legal Issues Differ Depending on Whether My Business is a Producer or a Consumer of Internet Services? 
• Why Must I Manage My Business Differently Once It Has Gone Online? 
• What Should I Put Into a Contract for Developing a Web Site for My Business? 
• What Legal Issues Are Related to Using E-mail? 
• What Legal Issues Arise from Using the Internet to Find Information? 
• What Legal Issues Govern Publishing Content on the Internet? 
• What Legal Issues Arise from Buying and Selling Goods, Services, and Information On the Internet?