Running a website can significantly impact your revenue and business activities, whether B2B or B2C. Specializing in internet and e-commerce law since 2004, Dreyfus, in collaboration with a global network of IP lawyers, assists you with all website-related matters and provides tailored advice to ensure compliance with applicable regulations.
Depending on your activity, the law requires specific legal mentions. Incomplete legal mentions (e.g., not indicating the purpose of data collection, ensuring data recipient countries are authorized by the CNIL) can expose your company to penalties.
Ensuring transparency by including necessary information, such as the identity of the person responsible for the information published online.
General terms and conditions serve to frame the relationship between the client and the seller or service provider, but they also serve to frame the use of a service. It is strongly recommended to establish clear and precise conditions in order to set up effective legal security and thus prevent any disputes.
A cookie is a file that tracks and analyzes a user’s activity on the Internet, including their internet searches and the websites and applications they have visited. If your website collects these cookies, you are subject to the legal obligations in force regarding data collection.
These obligations include, among other things, obtaining the user’s consent to collect these cookies, explaining the purpose and use of them, and finally, providing the user with a means to refuse this collection. This cookie management policy is subject to strict provisions set out by the CNIL (French data protection authority).
French and European legislation impose obligations related to the collection of personal data. Operating a website for commercial purposes often leads to the collection of such data, particularly through cookies. It is therefore necessary to specify, in a privacy policy, what measures are being taken to comply with the legislation in force, notably the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
In light of the new challenges posed by the Internet and new technologies, innovation is a key value for the firm in order to offer its clients the highest quality advice, particularly with regard to new technologies and the challenges they pose. To this end, Dreyfus, in collaboration with its network of intellectual property lawyers and experts, has chosen to surround itself with a team capable of anticipating risks through its expertise in your industry and proposing appropriate solutions.
Dreyfus offers its internationally renowned expertise:
Comprehensive audits to evaluate your website's compliance with national and international regulations, including GDPR and e-commerce laws.
Writing legal notices, privacy policies, and terms of use to ensure your website's legal compliance.
Representing clients in disputes related to website usage, including intellectual property violations and privacy issues.
Developing tailored strategies to ensure the legal and technical security of your website, protecting your data and users.
Providing guidance on current regulations and best practices to ensure continuous website compliance.
Offering training programs to educate your teams on the legal issues related to website management and operation.
Compliance prevents legal sanctions, avoids financial losses, and builds trust with users and partners.
React quickly. Our experts can help implement corrective measures to rectify the situation.
We offer legal audits and advice to strengthen your practices and ensure regulatory compliance.
Training educates your teams on regulatory issues and teaches best practices to avoid non-compliance.
We conduct continuous monitoring to ensure your practices comply with international regulations and industry best practices.
Yes, we represent clients in disputes related to website usage and defend against violations and abuses.
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