Electronic Commerce

This problem-based casebook will enliven your course or seminar with its sensible transactional approach to electronic commerce. Thorough yet succinct, Electronic Commerce, Second Edition, provides a current examination of a fast-moving area of the law.The casebook guides students through the topic and helps instructors make the most of class time:lucid and concise reading assignments use clear non-technical language wherever possiblerealistic exercises illustrate current issues in e-commerce practicedistinguished authorship from Ronald Mann, a prolific scholar in Commercial Law who recently served as Reporter for revisions to UCC Articles 3, 4, and 4A, and Jane K. Winn, who draw on classroom experience to make the text student-friendlyclear and accessible explanations of need-to-know technologyorganized into 40 separate assignments so professors can concentrate on their own areas of interestcoverage of important commercial law topics, such as click-through contracts, cybersquatting, web site development, software licensing, and electronic paymentsextensive Teacher's Manual provides answers to the assignments in the bookcompanion web site will complement and enrich printed materialsThe Second Edition introduces a new approach, along with new material:the transactional approach gives students a preview of practice, with three new assignments focusing on specific contracts of importance -- web site development, site licenses, and software licensessignificant new and updated cases: Dluhos v. Strasberg and walmartsucks.com on cybersquatting, Intel Corp. v. Hamidi, Specht v. Netscape (appellate opinion), Bowers v. Baystates Technologies, and Aerocon v. Silicon Valley Bank (appellate decision)discussion of new statutes, such as CAN-SPAM and Check 21Ronald J. Mann is the author of 'Electronic Commerce' with ISBN 9780735552364 and ISBN 0735552363.