Electronic Commerce

by Ronald J. Mann

The casebook guides students through the topic and helps instructors make the most of class
- lucid and concise reading assignments
- realistic exercises illustrate current issues in e-commerce practice
- distinguished authorship from Ronald Mann, a prolific scholar in Commercial Law, and Jane K. Winn, who draws on classroom experience to make the text student-friendly
- clear and accessible explanations of need-to-know technology
- coverage of important commercial law topics, such as click-through contracts, cybersquatting, website development, software licensing, and electronic payments
- companion website will complement and enrich printed materials
The Second Edition introduces a new approach, along with new
- the transactional approach gives students a preview of practice, with three new assignments focusing on specific contracts of importance -- website development, site licenses, and software licenses
- discussion of new statutes, such as Can-Spam and Check 21

808 pages, Paperback

First published August 21, 2002