Course on e-commerce law and law in international expansion

The package includes the law in foreign expansion course, as well as the e-commerce law course.

The courses are prepared in Polish.

Course Agenda:

E-commerce Law Course

• Legal documents as a tool for building credibility with customers.
• Transparency of documents.
• Examples of errors that reduce trust and sales.

• How transparent documents ensure legal security.
• The importance of legal compliance in maintaining seller account stability.
• Case studies: when legal disputes resulted in loss of sales.
  
  

• Legal and ethical data management as a factor in customer loyalty.
• Transparent marketing consents and the effectiveness of advertising campaigns.
• Cookie transparency = fewer abandoned carts.

• Legally compliant UI as an element of a professional shopping experience.
• Clear communication about prices and promotions builds trust.
• Elimination of "dark patterns" and long-term customer value.

• Stable and predictable settlements as the foundation for growth.
• Forms of taxation.

• Trademark protection as a tool for building recognition.
• Fighting counterfeits = protecting revenue and reputation.
• Professional brand image supported by law.

E-commerce Expansion Course

• Appropriate legal structure.
• Professional business form and easier entry into foreign markets.

• Compliance with tax regulations as an element of trust for contractors and investors.
• VAT OSS and transparent settlements increasing the security of expansion.
• Case study: how correct tax settlements affect business liquidity and development.

• Terms and conditions and privacy policy as a showcase of the store's professionalism.
• Transparency of documents in the local language and sales effectiveness.
• Agreements with partners as the foundation for long-term cooperation.

• UX compliant with local law building customer trust.
• The role of clear communication in conversion on new markets.
• Examples of differences in consumer approaches in the EU, UK, and USA.

• Germany.
• Czech Republic.
• Romania.
• France.
• UK.
• USA.

• Law as a tool for business scaling.
• How legal preparation facilitates the acquisition of logistics partners and investors.
• Checklist for boards and managers planning development.