Contract Drafting, Startup Legal Services & E-commerce Consultant
A startup company requires streamlined legal process to stay legally compliant with the laws and regulations and to stay ahead of the competition.
The Consumer Protection Act, 2019 defines e-commerce as “buying or selling of goods or services including digital products over a digital or electronic network.“
Whether you need initial incorporation documentation or legal agreements to protect your intellectual property from infringers, you need to talk to an expert technology lawyer.
The kind of lawyer who knows the ins and outs of the technology, law, business and marketing. The lawyer who understands the extensive regulation of e-commerce businesses on internet platforms and is with Information Technology Act 2000 and Information Technology rules 2021.
Yup! Nothing protects your brand image and reputation more than following the right strategies and techniques when handling various stakeholders (vendors, employees, partners).
E-commerce Business Incorporation: Provide top-notch legal advice and strategy, licensing and regulatory approves for business commencement, and registration of the company. Corporate restructuring, mergers & acquisitions, shareholder rights, Investment pitch deck review and other company formation services.
Compliances: Perform due-diligence, acquire licenses (Shops and Establishment Act) and regulatory approvals to ensure compliance at all levels. Identify suitable payment (in compliance with RBI mandate) gateway providers. Compliance with Cyber Law Due Diligence requirements as an internet intermediary. Other compliances such as acquiring necessary licenses for Import/Export regulations
Dispute resolution: Send and reply to notices, pre-litigation strategies, mediation, conciliation and settlement outside the courts. Also, enforce contract terms and file complaints when there’s a breach of contracts.
Cybersecurity and Data protection: Set up business and legal process to safeguard the systems, assets and data from incidental or accidental leaks. Enforce intellectual protection rights. Take necessary precautions (Information Technology Act 2002) against cyber crimes. Send Takedown notices of content that infringes the ip rights or defamatory content.
Contract Drafting and Review: Review, revise and vetting contracts, ecommerce agreements and other documents on a regular basis. Custom legal documents for your e-commerce website and mobile apps (Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, Returns and Refunds, Disclaimer, etc).
What are the important rules and regulations that governs E-Commerce businesses in India?
There are quite a few.
Parliament has enacted laws such as Companies Act 2013, Competition Act, 2002, Consumer Protection Act,1986, Indian Contract Act,1872, IT Act, 2000 and so on.
Similarly, there are few regulations that are enforced when companies involve in buying and selling such as Legal metrology Act, 2009, Foreign Exchange management rules, 2019, etc.
Legal advisor for Startups and SMEs
You have a legal problem and need A lawyer? Just Call Rajesh.
With years of experience in cybersecurity, data privacy and digital forensics, Advocate Rajesh Kumar has advised 1000s of clients in the areas of corporate compliances, digital forensics, cybersecurity, data privacy, contract drafting and review and negotiation.
Known for his dedication, experience, and commitment, GR Rajesh Kumar knows how to aggressively fight for his clients. Contact him via e-mail for a free initial consultation.
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