E-Commerce &
Online Business Lawyers

Falcon Law PC assists e-commerce and online businesses with incorporation, business structuring, shareholder and founder arrangements, and commercial agreements. We also advise on agreements with suppliers, contractors, service providers, technology partners, marketplaces, and other businesses involved in the operation of an online venture.

As the business grows, these relationships can become more complex and the agreements behind them more important. Our focus is on putting a practical legal structure in place, clearly documenting important business relationships, and helping owners understand the risks and obligations they are taking on.

Falcon Law PC assists e-commerce and online businesses with preparing and reviewing website terms and conditions, terms of service, privacy policies, disclaimers, refund and cancellation policies, and other online legal documents. We tailor these agreements and policies to how the business actually operates, including customer transactions, payment processing, personal information collection, user accounts, and third-party technologies. Our focus is on creating practical legal protections that reflect the business rather than relying on generic templates.

Legal issues do not end once an online business launches. As the business grows, questions can arise involving contracts, customers, vendors, intellectual property, privacy, platform relationships, disputes, new products, and changes to the company’s ownership or structure.

Falcon Law PC works with online businesses on both individual matters and an ongoing basis. This can include reviewing new agreements, dealing with customer or vendor disputes, updating legal documents as the business changes, and providing advice when new opportunities or risks arise. Our goal is to give business owners practical legal support that evolves with the company.

Falcon Law PC assists technology businesses and digital platforms with drafting and reviewing SaaS agreements, software licensing arrangements, subscription terms, and other technology contracts. We advise clients on important considerations in SaaS agreements, including intellectual property ownership, data usage, service obligations, payment terms, liability, and termination rights. Our focus is on ensuring these agreements reflect how the technology and business actually operate while protecting our clients’ commercial interests.