In addition to large corporations, e-commerce also offers small and medium-sized companies the opportunity to offer their goods and services on the Internet. Social media and other forms of advertising such as Google AdWords make it possible for smaller companies to target new customer groups, open up additional sales markets and put innovative business ideas to the test at a manageable cost.
When concluding contracts via the Internet, the legal requirements to be observed have become much stricter in recent years due to the requirements of the European Union. Particularly in legal transactions with consumers, companies have to comply with a wide range of information obligations (e.g. on rights of withdrawal) in order to comply with legal requirements and avoid serious consequences for their contractual partners and competitors. Competent legal advice is essential here.
Our services:
We provide you with comprehensive advice on all matters relating to e-commerce. We offer you in particular
- Checking your website, webshop (including order processing) and newsletter for compliance with the legal framework (in particular ECG, FAGG, MedienG)
- Preparation of general terms and conditions for your webshop (in particular also taking into account the data protection obligations of the GDPR)
- Checking your advertising measures on the internet for their admissibility under unfair competition, trademark and copyright law
- Strategic advice on the best possible protection for your business idea
Your contact persons
Good legal advice always primarily serves the economic success of the client.Dr. Bernhard Tonninger, Partner
