E-commerce as a convenience for customers is rapidly moving to the next phase. It is expanding from metro to tier 3 cities to rural areas which is increasing the need to regulate the growing ecosystem of e-commerce. Whether it is the interplay of e-commerce with other laws like consumer protection or GST, or advertisement and endorsement disclosures, the scope of e-commerce is consistently widening.
LawWiser aims to provide the understanding of various laws that intersect this sector in an easy to understand format. Find all such interesting legal videos relating to e-commerce under this section of LawWiser.
The government has been taking several initiatives to accelerate e-commerce in India and to digitize the entire MSME ecosystem. MSMEs are encouraged to market and sell their goods and products on e-commerce websites, including on Government e-Marketplace, on which procurement of goods and services is
There have been amendments to e-commerce laws, such as the Consumer Protection (e-commerce) rules 2020. However, the MSME sector based on issues faced by them have raised queries on these new provisions. Tune into the latest video where #LawWiser takes you through the #QuickByte on
Watch our new U-special video on Defective Products and Liability of E-Commerce Platform by Nidhi, a alumni of the Faculty of Law, Jamia Milia Islamia University. Tune to watch as Nidhi explains the concept of Defective products and liability of e-commerce. She discussed inclusion of
#Watchnow #Inaminute video where Jatin Arora, Partner, Phoenix Legal takes us through this GST Council update in relation to e-commerce operators. GST Updates 2021 – In the 45th GST Council meeting, it was decided to shift the burden of tax on the restaurant services to
The central government released new draft guidelines on advertising and endorsement disclosures in September 2020. The New draft guidelines cover all forms, formats, and mediums of advertising and marketing communications — print, TV, and social media. These guidelines also mean a world of change for
The Government of India has banned many Chinese mobile applications, on the ground that they pose threat to the country’s “sovereignty and security”. The popular ones include top social media platforms such as TikTok, WeChat, Helo, Wework, and PUBG among others. LawWiser in conversation with
As per a report by Digital TV Research, the loss of revenue for OTT players on account of piracy in India is expected to hit USD 3.08 billion by 2022, while the cost of global online streaming piracy will reach USD 52 billion by 2022.
#WorldIntellectualPropertyDay2022 is observed on April 26 every year to create awareness about how patents, copyrights, trademarks, designs and geographical indications impact everyone. And also to celebrate innovation and creativity contributed by various creators and innovators. On the occasion of World Intellectual Property Day (April 26),
Know all the Jazz about NFT and Art in #LawWiser‘s fireside chat. Watch the full feature on All about NFTs and Art with with renowned artist and sculptor @Arzan Khambatta and @Anuradha Chowdhary, Tech Lawyer, @Universal Legal. Anuradha very succinctly explains what NFT means and
Lawyers are always learning and adapting to new laws. Over time depending on opportunities, they also adapt to different roles from law firm professional to independent to in-house counsel. The role of an #inhouse counsel as we know is diverse and they work with a
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