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When Just A Website Can Render You Subject To A New York Court’s Jurisdiction

As we wrote nearly one year ago in “E-mail Mistakes That Can Cost Your Small Business in Court,” there is no such thing as an innocuous e-mail. Not anymore.
In Grimaldi v. Guinn, the plaintiff sued the Pennsylvania-based defendants for breach of contract, business fraud, and under New York’s deceptive advertising statute, General Business Law § [...]

Posted Under: Breach of contract, business fraud, commercial litigation, consumer fraud
This post was written by Jonathan Cooper on February 14, 2010 Comments (0)

“Big Brother” Amazon Sued For Breach of Contract, Computer & Consumer Fraud and Invasion of Privacy

After on-line retail giant Amazon remotely deleted electronic copies of George Orwell’s “1984″  that they had previously sold to consumers, who then downloaded the eBooks onto Amazon’s Kindles,  two of those users have now brought a consumer class action complaint against on-line retail giant Amazon, claiming that Amazon’s acts violated a series of state and [...]