IBLS Monthly Newsletter December 2004 Volume 3 No.12
In This Issue:
4th Annual Distinguished Legal Writing Award IBLS Editorial Board is accepting the latest submissions for the upcoming Legal Writing Award for the best summary submitted by IBLS Charter Partner.
The winning law firm and attorney will be announced in January, 2005, by the IBLS Editorial Board. The author of the winning summary will be awarded 500 IBLS stock options, along with having the winning summary published and included in the IBLS' monthly newsletter.
About IBLS Charter Partnership Network: IBLS Charter Partnership status is available to legal professionals and attorneys around the world. This program represents a unique opportunity for global law firms and individual attorneys to showcase their expertise in Internet and E-Commerce Law. By participating in IBLS events, Global E-Commerce Council, Global Internet Law Database and other services and activities, IBLS Charter Partners have opportunities to reach new potential clients from anywhere in the world.
For more information on how to make the submission for Annual Distinguished Legal Award or on how to become an IBLS Charter Partner, please visit Charter Partnership or contact Martha Arias at marias@ibls.com.
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Final Enrollment for The Diploma in Global Cybercrime Law There are only few days left to register for the exclusive twelve week online Diploma Program in Global Cybercrime Law. The deadline for applications is January 5, 2005. The Program is scheduled to begin on January 15, 2005!
Learn about the newest in cybercrime from distinguished guest lecturers:
Maneesha Mithal, Assistant Director, U.S. Federal Trade Commission, and Kimberly B. Kiefer from the Criminal Division of the U.S. Department of Justice.
The curriculum of Diploma in Global Cybercrime Law will address:
- How to protect against Internet Fraud?
- The use of encryption and cryptography and how it impacts privacy and security issues?
- How to defend against cyber stalking and online harassment?
- How can banks, online retailers and consumers protect themselves against fraudulent e-mails?
- What constitutional concerns are raised by intellectual property cybercrimes?
- What different govt. statutes regulate criminal activities related to cybercrimes?
- What are the international cyber-crime initiatives?
The Diploma Program will bring together experts from different government agencies around the world, executives from international corporations, online securities experts, information technology consultants as well as Internet and E-Commerce legal professionals who are part of IBLS network of Charter Partners, to share their knowledge, expertise and advice in this very important area of online e-commerce.
The tuition for the Diploma Program is $890 and includes the instruction and all course materials. To sign up for the program click here, or for more information please contact IBLS Online Education Director Sally Amirghahari or call 949-756-0906
For more detailed information and to review the Program Syllabus please click here.
To sign up for the Program click here
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New Quarterly Theme - Online Contracting Continuing with the tradition of its monthly newsletter, IBLS is introducing a new quarterly theme-Online Contracting, another important legal aspect of Internet and E-Commerce Law. A selected theme is covered in a special summary from the IBLS Global Internet and E-commerce Law Database, and it is contributed by attorney Lanise Hayes, Studio Legale Imperiali, IBLS Charter Partner from Naples, Italy. This month's summary focuses on Online Contracting laws and regulations in Italy.
The selected text represents an introduction to Italian online contracts laws and covers some of the specific rules and how they comply with the civil code rules.
The selected summary is titled "Online Contracts Under Italian Law" To read this summary in full please click here.
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