An advanced course on private international law in the digital world: jurisdiction and applicable law for online contracts, consumer claims, data protection and online defamation and IP disputes.
Who this course is for
- Lawyers handling cross-border online disputes
- Academics and postgraduate students
- In-house counsel of online businesses
What you will learn
- Traditional conflict-of-laws rules and the internet
- Jurisdiction over online contracts and consumer claims
- Applicable law: choice of law and its limits
- Intellectual property infringement online
- Data protection and extraterritorial reach
- Online defamation and personality rights
- Recognition of foreign judgments and awards
- Iranian private international law in digital cases
By the end of the course you will be able to
- Identify the competent court and applicable law in online disputes
- Draft effective choice-of-law and jurisdiction clauses
- Compare EU, UK and Iranian approaches
Format
Live online sessions led by Dr. Ahmadreza Moini, available in English or Persian, for individuals, groups or in-house teams. Dates, duration and fees are confirmed on request.
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Course content is general legal education and is not legal advice for a specific matter.
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