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I am an Internet Attorney helping the little guy involved in Internet Marketing and E-Commerce to practice their trade both ethically and legally. I have 10 years experience practicing Internet law.

If you wish to have a general conversation about e-commerce and Internet law, please feel free to contact me for a no charge discussion.  We can chat about your business model and how it fits into the web’s vast possibilities.

Sincerely,
Andrew M. Jaffe
Attorney at Law
(330) 666-5026
attorneyjaffe@aol.com

Connie J. Mableson is the Managing Director of Mableson Law Group (Connie J. Mableson, PLLC), in Phoenix, Arizona.

In practice for 29 years, she focuses on six practice areas, Intellectual Property, Internet Law, Arts & Entertainment Law, Corporations & Limited Liability Companies, Games and Virtual Worlds.

She has been recognized as the “Best of the Bar,” - Top 10 IP Attorneys in Arizona (2005) by the Phoenix Business Journal, and the Top Boutique Firm for IP (2007) by the Phoenix Business Journal.

Ms. Mableson is also known for her international work with Virtual Worlds such as Second Life and other MMO’s.  She made history as the first attorney to open a law practice in a virtual world when she launched her Intellectual Property Resource Center in Second Life in 2005.  She also made Internet history when she represented the very first business to commercialize the Internet, “Cybersell” (aka “Cantor & Siegel”).
 
In Spring 2010, Connie taught the first class of its kind at Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor School of Law called “Governance of Virtual Worlds.” Her first book about copyright and virtual worlds running open source platforms, “DMCA Handbook for Virtual World Owners,” will be published this summer. As an Associate Professor at Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor School of Law she also teaches Entertainment Business Contracts. In January 2012, she will publish her book DMCA Handbook™ for Virtual Worlds and in March, 2012 will publish DMCA Handbook™ for Web Sites.

Ms. Mableson is a graduate of the University of Denver (with Honors) and the Gonzaga University School of Law (cum laude), where she participated on the moot court team and served as Editor of the Canadian-American Law Journal.

Rapuluchukwu Nduka is a Nigerian trained solicitor and advocate. He holds a masters degree in Information Technology and Telecommunications Law from the University of Strathclyde, UK. He is currently pursuing his Phd degree in Cyberlaw at the University of South Africa, Pretoria. He is the Deputy Head of Chamber in the law firm of J.R. Nduka & co., Ndukaeze law firm (The Rock Chambers) Nigeria.