Internet Law & Web Lawyer

[attorneyjaffe]

Andrew Jaffe, Attorney at Law

Practice Limited to Internet Law

E-Commerce and Internet Marketing have become closely regulated industries. Now every business needs an experienced attorney to guide them through the maze of this emerging legal field.

Mr. Jaffe has represented clients in dozens of Internet law suits. More importantly, he has kept numerous clients from creating legal problems for themselves with proactive counseling on their Internet activities.

Our Practice Areas include:

Terms of Service and Privacy Policies
Web Site Trademark & Copyright issues
Domain Disputes
Defamation, Slander and Libel Issues
Can-Spam Act of 2003 - Education, Compliance and Audits
Can-Spam Litigation
Telemarketing Rules
ISP Relationships

[Josh Anderson]

Could you provide a little more information about yourself:

1. What states are you currently licensed in?

2. Where did you pass the Bar and when?

3. Where did you obtain your education?

[attorneyjaffe]

Dear Josh,

Thanks for asking! You can find the answers to these questions and more with a quick visit to my web site at netlaws.us

[tiffanymor4you]

No offense meant, but I believe if you had a .com domain, more professionally designed site (ie use wp for simplicity) and if your email address was at your own domain, (not aol) it would come across as a lot more professional.

It's really hard to take someone, especially an atty, seriously who represents internet law and doesn't practice the basics. No disrespect meant. You can find everything you need on this forum plus lots of help to get it changed. Just meant as helpful advice.

[theimdude]

Originally Posted by tiffanymor4you

No offense meant, but I believe if you had a .com domain, more professionally designed site (ie use wp for simplicity) and if your email address was at your own domain, (not aol) it would come across as a lot more professional.

It's really hard to take someone, especially an atty, seriously who represents internet law and doesn't practice the basics. No disrespect meant. You can find everything you need on this forum plus lots of help to get it changed. Just meant as helpful advice.

No offense meant to you but the man seems highly qualified and is an attorney and not a web designer. Why should he have a .com as a .us is perfect for his occupation.

On a second note; Welcome Andrew to Warrior Forums and trust we won't need you help but if we do glad to know you are around.

Do you only present client in the USA or globally?

Ps. I will gladly for free do you a WP site if you want PM if you interested

[attorneyjaffe]

Dear tiffanymor4you:

In regards to my email addy; I have had to wrestle with this issue for years. I had been using my aol addy for 6 years before I had my own web site (which comes with email of course). I had to decide whether to abandon the aol addy and/or switch over to a new one. I decided I had so much invested in the old addy that I did not want to change to the new one. This is still a quandry I face everyday, especially as I have now been using the aol addy for 12 years.

I appreciate your feedback and do not take offense.

[attorneyjaffe]

Originally Posted by theimdude

On a second note; Welcome Andrew to Warrior Forums and trust we won't need you help but if we do glad to know you are around.

Do you only present client in the USA or globally?

Dear theimdude,

Thanks for the welcome; I hope to help fellow members before they need help.

I have clients throughout the U.S., Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia. The Internet is truly a global community -- but I think the real attraction is selling into the U.S. market.