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Cyber Law Guide
How To Protect Yourself And Your Customer
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You need to know how and why it's important for you
to protect both yourself and your customer in your business.
If you are a ‘netpreneur – if you have managed to build and continue to operate
a successful business in cyberspace – you’ve come to appreciate just how much
easier Internet commerce is.
Many of the traditional issues faced by small
businesspeople – such as setting up an actual storefront and having to pay rent
or a mortgage on the building, having to have liability insurance, finding
storage space for merchandise (if applicable), not to mention having to deal
with municipal codes and zoning laws, licensing, and more – are not applicable
in cyberspace. An internet business can be operated right from a spare bedroom
in your house, and if you’re actually dealing in tangible goods, you may never
have to store or even see them as successful online auctioneers will attest. |
An internet business faces
many of the same tax and liability issues as a
brick-and-mortar business, however. And unless you’ve been
on a desert island for the past twenty years, you’ve
probably come to realize that the business law in the U.S.
tremendously favors corporate interests, providing them with
rights, privileges and protections that are simply no longer
available to individuals and the mythical “little guy” (by
which we mean the “Sole Proprietor” – read on).
The reason goes back to a little-known amendment inserted by
a law clerk on a case dating back to 1888. In this case,
Santa Clara Co. vs. Southern Pacific Railroad, a law clerk
wrote his own words into the judge’s opinion that
essentially gave corporations the same rights under the 14th
Amendment of the Constitution as natural human beings. The
14th Amendment states:
“All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and
subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the
United States and of the state wherein they reside. No state
shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the
privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States;
nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or
property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person
within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.”
Since then – and especially over the past twenty-five years
– large corporations have used this status to get involved
in the political process, influencing lawmakers to pass
legislation in their favor that have allowed them to grow
tremendously in size and power.
Because of various abuses and the healthy, traditional
American fear and distrust of any person or institution
grown too large and powerful, recent years have seen the
beginning of a backlash against corporate power and the
doctrine of “corporate personhood.” This has in turn led to
some strange perceptions among many that corporations are
somehow evil and destructive to democracy.
The fact is, a corporation, in and of itself, is neither
good nor evil. It is simply a tool – a “legal fiction” that
allows entrepreneurs to incur some risk without danger of
losing everything they own. While it may be true that these
laws have been misinterpreted, twisted and abused by many
powerful, wealthy groups of men (and the occasional woman),
these same laws can be used to your advantage when it comes
to protecting yourself and your assets. These laws don’t
care whether yours is a multi-billion dollar operation or
consists of just one person. Your small, home-based Internet
business can enjoy the same protections as Bechtel or
Halliburton – and having an “LLC” or “Inc.” after your name
can add a great deal of credibility as well as open the
doors to the same types of opportunities! Best of all, you
will enjoy the same protections and tax advantages.
It's very important that you and your customers are safe so
make sure you take caution when setting up your business and
work with a good Law professional.
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