IoT & Connected Products
Connected hardware sits at the intersection of product liability, data collection, vendor dependency, and platform rules. ILKAY Law advises IoT companies on device data terms, firmware licensing, manufacturer and supplier agreements, platform API access, and the user-facing disclosures that protect both the company and the customer. If your product collects data, connects to a network, or depends on a third-party platform to function, there is legal infrastructure that needs to be in place.
E-Commerce & Online Business
Selling online means operating under marketplace rules, payment processor terms, shipping and fulfillment obligations, state tax nexus requirements, and consumer protection laws — all at once. Dan drafts and reviews terms of service, return and dispute policies, marketplace seller agreements, and vendor contracts for companies selling direct-to-consumer or through third-party platforms.
DMCA & Content Protection
If you received a DMCA takedown notice, you have a short window to respond and a specific process to follow to restore your content. If someone is distributing your content without authorization, a properly served DMCA notice is the fastest way to get it removed. Dan handles both — takedown requests, counter-notifications, repeat infringer policies, and DMCA agent registration for platforms that host user-generated content.
Data, Privacy & Online Terms
California's CCPA, CAN-SPAM, COPPA, and a growing set of state privacy laws create real obligations for companies that collect user data, run email lists, or serve minors. ILKAY Law helps businesses understand what applies to them, drafts compliant privacy policies and terms of service, and advises on data handling practices before regulators or plaintiffs raise the issue.