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Are there some who are bypassing or shirking their responsibilities as retailers or service providers in interstate commerce, claiming their website as an excuse? Interstate commerce has been established for quite some time, and there should be laws and regulations established regardless of the method of engagement or communication, in my opinion. I estimate that it's yours, too... and that's why I ask. Did someone get away with something by claiming e-business?

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Product liability law is tricky because when it was written, the Internet did not exist. Now, a company that is based in one state but has a customer who buy something in another state via their e-commerce Web ...

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