Ask an Internet Lawyer

The Supreme Court of Canada has said that internet liability is thus a vast field where the legal harvest is just beginning to ripen. If the internet is a vast field then our internet lawyers are its farmers.

• How do you create a binding contract online?
• Do you need permission to use a particular image? If so, from who?
• Can you use a particular domain name?
• Can you deep link to a website?
• Is your website legal?
• Are you infringing someone’s intellectual property rights?
• Is someone infringing your intellectual property?
• Are you invading someone’s privacy?
• Have you been defamed on the internet?
• How do you protect yourself from being sued?
• Have you been the victim of an internet scam or fraud?
• What laws apply to your website?

Understanding the Internet

Zvulony and Company Internet lawyers, headed by Gil Zvulony, possess a solid grasp of the dynamic area of internet law and internet related liability. Our internet lawyers have a hands-on understanding of the law of computers, mobile and smart phones, social media, information technology, the internet, and the various technologies and business models that are unique to the internet.

Our internet lawyers have assisted clients in the following areas:

• domain name disputes
• removal of images and videos from the internet
• copyright infringement on the internet
• trade-mark infringement on the internet
• invasion of privacy on the internet
• sale of goods on the internet
• online gambling
• adult content
• fraud on the internet
• defamation on the internet
• private international law/conflict of laws
• e-commerce agreements
• terms of use agreements, privacy policies, and disclaimers
• website accessibility to the disabled

Consult an Internet Lawyer in Canada

If you would like to request a consultation with a Toronto Internet Lawyer then please fill out the form below and our office will contact you to set up an appointment. Our Internet Lawyers do not give free legal advice but they offer a special rate of $99.00 for the first thirty minutes of consultation.