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Congress’s Proposed E-Commerce Legislation for Regulation of Third-Party Sellers: Why It’s Needed and How Congress Should Make It Better

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Kari Kammel and John Zacharia, 2021

When consumers buy items directly from brand owners online, consumers get exactly what they expect: the real item.  Historically, when consumers bought online through an e-commerce platform, those same genuine items may also come directly from a brand owner or an authorized vendor.  Today, however, third-party sellers have taken a larger share of the e-commerce retail pie.

 This article was published in U.C. Davis Business Law Journal. Subscription may be required to view article.

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