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# CAN-SPAM Act and other e-mail legal issues
# CAN-SPAM Act and other e-mail legal issues
# Website legal audits
# Website legal audits


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Revision as of 02:11, 20 April 2011


Type: Private
Industry: Legal, Internet & Technology
Founded: 2000
Founder(s): Doug Isenberg
Headquarters: 5555 Glenridge Connector, Suite 200

Atlanta, Georgia 30342

Country: USA
Website: Gigalaw.com

GigaLawFirm.com

Twitter: @Gigalaw
Key People
Doug Isenberg, Lawyer & Publisher

Gigalaw.com is a website primarily dedicated in providing information for business owners, professionals and lawyers about the internet and intellectual property laws.

Term Gigalaw

The term Gigalaw stands for intellectual property, internet and technology law; a term coined by Atty. Doug Isenberg by combining the pix "giga" which means one billion and the word law. Although Gigalaw does not exist in the lexicon, the term became popular since Isenberg established the website and the GigaLawFirm in 2000.[1] Isenberg also wrote the book, The GigaLaw Guide to Internet Law.[2]

Recognition

GigaLaw.com received different accolades from various entities which include:[3]

  1. 5-stars rating — The Essential Guide to the Best (and Worst) Legal Sites on the Web (American Lawyer Media)
  2. One of the “best data resources on the Web” — PC World
  3. Website of the Week— Legal Times
  4. Exceptional —The Internet Lawyer

GigaLaw Firm & Practice Areas

The GigaLawFirm, provides legal services for individual and entities with problems regarding internet, technology and intellectual property.[4]

The firm provides services in the following practice areas:[5]

  1. Domain name disputes and advice
  2. Copyright protection and infringement
  3. Trademark clearance, prosecution, licensing and advice
  4. Content licensing
  5. Software licensing and other agreements
  6. Technology agreements
  7. Privacy on the Internet
  8. CAN-SPAM Act and other e-mail legal issues
  9. Website legal audits

References