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Under the Regulation (EU) No 524/2013 on online dispute resolution for consumer disputes traders established in the European Union (EU) who sell or offer products or services online to consumers residing in the EU are required to provide an easily accessible and clickable link to the EU's ODR Platform on their websites.

New York City's Department of Consumer and Worker Protection reached a $200,000 settlement with Way.com for allegedly promoting illegal, unlicensed parking facilities on its digital platform. The case raises important questions about platform liability when digital marketplaces facilitate transactions with businesses operating without proper licensing.

New York City's Department of Consumer and Worker Protection reached a settlement with Way.com over allegations that the online booking platform promoted illegal, unlicensed parking facilities. The company agreed to pay $200,000 in civil penalties and implement monitoring procedures to identify unlicensed facilities on its platform.

West Chester is slowly rising as a more family-friendly version of Philadelphia's urban hub of fast-paced technology innovation.

Meritas hosted an interactive discussion exploring how artificial intelligence and legal technology are transforming M&A legal service delivery across borders. The conversation brought together international experts to examine practical applications, implementation challenges, and the evolving skill sets required for modern M&A practitioners.

Michael R. Pompeo, the U.S. Secretary of State, announced the "Clean Network Program" which aims to ban the so-called "untrusted" carriers...

Crowdfunding is the use of small amounts of capital from a large number of investors to finance new business ventures.

You’ve heard it a million times if you’ve heard it once: email creates a written record with a very long tail.

"Matchmaking sites," also referred to as "matchmaking platforms," have come to play a more significant role in capital formation in recent years.

Last week, the SEC held its annual Government-Business Forum, which included a number of presentations on exempt offering alternatives.

We analyzed the terms of 148 venture financings closed in the first quarter of 2016 by companies headquartered in Silicon Valley.

Remote contracting with customers through the internet is either the current reality or the aspirational goal for many businesses.

Title III Equity Crowdfunding goes live in May 2016. As co-chairs of the ABA's Angel Venture Capital Subcommittee, Fox Rothschild attorneys Emily J. Yukich and Matthew R. Kittay will host a panel conversation...

In a latest example of the more active stance of the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) in enforcing the federal wage and hour laws, the DOL recently announced its launch of a new timesheet application for smart phones.

This past year saw a number of developments domestically and internationally in the area of privacy and cybersecurity, many of which have had – and will continue to have – a significant impact on the hospitality industry.

Maryland became the first state to pass legislation (House Bill 964 and Senate Bill 433) that prohibits employers from asking employees and job applicants for their social media passwords.

Two New York federal courts have ruled that websites that offer goods and services to the public are "places of public accommodation" and are thus subject to the ADA and must be made...