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Size doesn’t matter at our firm. Whether you or an individual, a small business, a large business (including international), Silverstein Legal will address your specific legal needs with innovative and flexible methods and solutions.
Our office is a full-service boutique firm that practices in numerous different areas of the law, including but not limited to, business law, civil litigation, contracts, corporate law, creditor rights, criminal defense, dispute resolution, domestic relations, entertainment law, internet law, intellectual property, first amendment (free speech), media law, and probate (wills & trust) contests/litigation. Please visit Our Services page for a more detailed list of our services.
While we pride ourselves in our work in the areas of law referenced above, our law firm is especially proud of its work in the internet and technology markets. Our firm is comprised of some of the most innovative and technology savvy internet attorneys and our clients engage in the operation of various types of websites and online businesses. In the internet arena, our lawyers regularly assist clients with regulatory compliance (including, CAN-SPAM and various State Spam laws, and FTC compliance), online marketing, content evaluation, social media policies, first amendment issues, censorship, intellectual property issues, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), data theft, privacy issues (including privacy policies), licensing (including, content, software and hardware), record keeping, website sales, advertising law, domain disputes (including cybersquatting and UDRP actions), data security, and much more. Our internet law clients include, internet service providers, website operators, programmers, software developers, artists, and photographers/videographers, just to name a few.
Silverstein Legal’s experience and knowledge, together with a commitment to results and client satisfaction, enables us to answer all of your questions and help to solve all of your problems, as efficiently as possible. The law and the court system has never been more complex. No matter what legal issue you are facing, our office can get you answers that you need.
Our firm’s managing and founding member, Corey Silverstein, has been dedicated to the study and practice of law for almost a decade. His years of experience and understanding of his client’s specific needs enables him to fight for and protect his clients. For a more detailed profile on Mr. Silverstein please visit our About page.
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Advertisement and Traffic Brokers
We are experienced in representing some of the largest traffic and advertisement brokers in the online community today. Traffic and advertisement brokers are constantly dealing with complex technology related contracts and transactions, and our attorneys have the advanced technical and legal skills necessary for these issues.
Content Producers
Our attorneys have decades of experience representing content producers and ensuring that their intellectual property rights are protected. We are experienced in age verification and record keeping issues.
Criminal Defendants
The thought of being investigated, accused, indicted, charged, or prosecuted for a criminal offense is a life changing event that can have profound consequences on an individual or business. For the past decade, we have defended and assisted countless clients that have either been investigated or charged with a wide range of criminal offenses, including both white collar and blue collar crimes.
Domainers
Our firm represents some of the most successful domainers in the world and we have substantial experience dealing in the sale and purchase of multi-million dollar domain transactions. We also have a tremendous amount of experience assisting our clients in domain name disputes.
Internet Service Providers (ISPs) / Hosts
Our firm proudly represents individuals and businesses that sell or lease: internet hosting, collocation, bandwidth, servers and various other technology.
Payment Processors
Our lawyers understand the legal complexities involved in the payment processing industry and have substantial experience representing merchants, merchant account holders, third party billing services, payment gateways, and alternative payment processors.
Website Owners and Operators
Our firm proudly represents the owners and operators of various types of websites including but not limited to: paysites, freesites, affiliate programs, tube sites, cam sites, dating sites, search engines, novelty stores, blog and online communities.
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U.S. Congress Passes the TAKE IT DOWN Act: New Criminal Offenses and Platform Takedown Obligations for Nonconsensual Intimate Imagery (NCII)
On April 28, 2025, the U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed S. 146, the TAKE IT DOWN Act, following unanimous Senate approval in February. The bill, formally titled Tools to Address Known Exploitation by Immobilizing Technological Deepfakes On Websites and Networks, now heads to President Donald Trump's desk for signature, where it is expected to become law with strong bipartisan support and endorsement from First Lady Melania Trump. This landmark legislation addresses the growing harms posed by both authentic and synthetic nonconsensual intimate images (NCII). It establishes new criminal penalties and imposes civil obligations on online platforms to swiftly remove flagged NCII content. Key Provisions: Criminal Liability Offense: Knowingly publishing authentic or synthetic NCII without consent is now a federal crime. Penalties: Up to two years' imprisonment for publishing NCII of an adult. Up to three years' imprisonment if the NCII depicts a minor under 18. Threats to publish authentic NCII are punished the same as actual publication. Threats to publish synthetic NCII carry reduced penalties (up to 18 months for adults, 30 months for minors). Clarifications: Consent to create an image does not equate to consent to publish it. Prior private sharing does not negate the victim’s right to…
Supreme Court Upholds TikTok Ban Under National Security Concerns
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark decision today in TikTok Inc. v. Garland, affirming the constitutionality of the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act (“the Act”). The ruling, delivered per curiam, has significant implications for social media platforms and national security law, particularly concerning foreign-controlled entities operating in the United States. Case Summary The Act prohibits the operation of foreign adversary-controlled applications in the U.S. without a qualified divestiture. TikTok, owned by China-based ByteDance Ltd., challenged the Act, arguing that it violated the First Amendment rights of the company and its users. Petitioners also contested the Act’s data-collection rationale and divestiture requirements. Supreme Court Ruling The Court held that the Act, as applied to TikTok, does not violate the First Amendment. Key findings include: Intermediate Scrutiny Applied: The Court found that the Act's provisions are content-neutral, aimed at preventing the exploitation of U.S. user data by a foreign adversary, and tailored to address national security concerns. Compelling Government Interest: The Court upheld Congress’s determination that TikTok’s scale and data collection practices pose a significant risk, especially given ByteDance's obligations under Chinese law to cooperate with government intelligence operations. Tailoring of the Law: The Act does not outright…
FTC Announces Final “Click-to-Cancel” Rule: Essential Compliance Updates for Subscription-Based Businesses
Dear Valued Clients, On October 16, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced the finalization of the "Click-to-Cancel" Rule, an amendment to the Negative Option Rule designed to make it easier for consumers to cancel recurring subscriptions and memberships. Most provisions of the final rule will go into effect 180 days after its publication in the Federal Register. As your trusted legal advisors, Silverstein Legal is committed to keeping you informed about regulatory changes that may impact your operations. This new rule has significant implications for businesses offering subscription services, including those in the adult entertainment industry. Key Provisions of the Final "Click-to-Cancel" Rule 1. Simplified Cancellation Process: Easy Cancellation Mechanism: Businesses must provide a cancellation method that is as easy to use as the method consumers used to sign up. If customers enrolled online, they must be able to cancel online without unnecessary steps or obstacles. No Unnecessary Barriers: Sellers cannot require consumers to interact with a customer service representative or go through lengthy procedures to cancel their subscriptions if they did not do so to sign up. 2. Clear and Conspicuous Disclosures Material Terms Disclosure: Before obtaining a consumer's billing information, you must clearly and conspicuously disclose all…
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