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S'ha unit: Nov 16, 2021

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Thomas James

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Books I have written and published:

E-Commerce Law: The Legal Compliance Handbook for Online Businesses. Available on Amazon.com and from other online booksellers.

IP Law for Non-IP Attorneys (book originally prepared as text accompanying a continuing legal education course by the same name). Available from Amazon.com.

Website Law: The Legal Guide for Website Owners and Bloggers, available on Amazon.com and from other online booksellers.

The History of Custody Law, available on Amazon.com and other online booksellers.

Tuber Tips and sweet potato recipes (offbeat humor), available on Amazon.com.

Domestic Violence: The 12 Things You Aren't Supposed to Know (out of print)

Sobre mi

Thomas B. James, Thomas James and Tom James are all names for the same person: Thomas James, attorney at the Law Office of Tom James in Cokato, Minnesota. Attorney Tom James is also the founder and lead instructor at Echion CLE, a provider of continuing education courses for attorneys, as well as courses on legal topics for non-attorneys. He has developed and/or taught courses as varied as IP Law for Non-IP Attorneys, Trauma-Informed Practices for Attorneys, and Protecting Trademarks and Names. He also writes on law and law-related topics, with a focus on trademark, copyright, business and e-commerce law. Minnesota lawyer Thomas James is also TEFL/TESOL/TBE certified. Years ago, he published a book on domestic violence and one on the history of custody law. Inexplicably, he i s also the author of "Tuber Tips," a tongue-in-cheek collection of ostensibly helpful "tips" relating to sweet potatoes and their uses. Attorney Tom James has written a number of law review articles on varied topics, such as "Assisted Reproduction: Reforming State Statutes After Obergefell v. Hodges and Pavan v. Smith, University of Maryland Law Journal of Race, Religion, Gender & Class; "Copyright Enforcement: Time to Abolish the Pre-Litigation Registration Requirement," Illinois Law Review (also linked on Pulse); "E-Commerce Sales Taxes: What Your Online Business Needs to Know," All Business; "Overruling Rostker v. Goldberg: Toward an Equal Obligation to Register for Selective Service," Nebraska Law Review; "Protecting Copyrights in Professional and Academic Writing," Pulse; "Sales and Use Tax Nexus: The Way Forward for Legislation," Mitchell-Hamline Law Journal of Public Policy & Practice; "The Illusory Utility of Volume Thresholds," Tax Notes - State. Notable cases: Kinley v. Peck and Hansen v. Todnem.

When he is not otherwise occupied, Tom James writes the nationally syndicated blog, "The Cokato Copyright Attorney: The Law Blog of Attorney Thomas James." He also maintains a blog on Medium.com. Recent blog posts: