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Our Internet Lawyers work with the full spectrum of today's web 2.0 companies.
Our Internet Lawyers work with the full spectrum of today's web 2.0 companies.
- An online advertising or publishing company looking to bring the latest online contest into legal compliance;
- A digital entertainment company concerned about the steps needed to enable mobile SMS marketing;
- A Dating SIte worried about complying with the latest privacy laws;
- A Software Developer worried about binding buyers to his EULA;
- Social Networks negotiating a integration with third party providers;
- iPhone App Developers who want to protect their App's trademarks;
- And every other web 2.0 permutation you can think of...
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When you call or email us, you will be directed to Lior Leser, our Internet lawyer. Mr. Leser enables the development, protection and legal compliance of emerging online technology companies. He helps online, software and other technology companies protect their assets and reach legal compliance across the 50 states and abroad.
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Lior Leser, Internet Lawyer, represents clients in online legal compliance issues such as email compliance, online marketing & advertising compliance, software development laws, mobile compliance laws, intellectual property laws, electronic transaction laws, online contest & sweepstakes laws, and online corporate laws. Lior Leser, Internet Lawyer is licensed to practice law in Florida and California.
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