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We work with law firms and private clients across the EU, Asia and Canada on achieving compliance in the US. For many the process is simple and straight forward.
- Many ask for a review of their sweepstakes or promotion rules. For these clients, recommendations and advise suffice.
- Other approach us for a rewrite of their sites' rules to bring them into compliance with U.S. laws. Such a project is common and can be accomplish fairly quickly.
- A number of clients approach us with a pre-existing idea. They've either observed or operated themselves successful sweepstakes operation in their home country. What they want to know is: Can this be done legally in the U.S.? We can provide you with such consult.
Contact Us! See What makes us different. We know how to work with companies and law firms across the European Union and Asia on internet contests and sweepstakes compliance projects.
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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.
