An Amazon Seller Lawyer That Was “In Your Shoes”
& Knows How To Protect Your Amazon Business
As an Amazon seller lawyer, we focus on helping clients capitalize on the immense opportunity present in the Amazon marketplace while avoiding risk and resolving potentially costly and damaging disputes and seller account suspensions.
The Firm’s founding attorney was a seller on Amazon. Therefore, we have a unique perspective on the critical role that robust and competent advocacy plays in a seller’s continued success on the largest online marketplace on earth.
With Amazon’s power in its decision-making of seller account suspension or an Amazon Standard Identification Number (ASIN), it is imperative to have trusted counsel who can assist with seller account reinstatement and further escalation, including arbitration and litigation. Beyond the challenges emanating from Amazon’s issuing sanctions, astutely navigating matters stemming from unscrupulous competitors and related seller pain points is also integral. Whether concerning trademark or copyright infringement, other intellectual property (IP) matters, breach of the seller terms, including as it concerns dropshipping violations, selling an Amazon FBA store, or various business torts such as interference with a contract or a breach, at RICHT, we offer a full-service legal offering to Amazon sellers and other e-commerce businesses.
Resolve Damaging Suspensions Affordable Flat Fees
Our Amazon Seller Law Services
Amazon Seller Suspensions & Reinstatements
Cease & Desist Letters
Trademark, Copyright, & Other IP Matters
Amazon Seller Arbitration
Amazon FBA/Private Label Seller Exits, Mergers & Acquisitions
Litigation & Legal Correspondence
Product Safety Complaints
Amazon Crackdown On Sellers Spawns New Legal Industry
Merchants who have been suspended from selling goods on Amazon’s marketplace are turning to a cottage industry of lawyers to regain access to their accounts and money, amid growing scrutiny of how the retailer treats independents.
Amazon Sellers Sound Off On The FTC’s ‘Long-Overdue’ Antitrust Case
Amazon’s massive third-party seller base anxiously anticipated the Federal Trade Commission’s antitrust complaint, which was years in the making. On an Amazon-run forum for sellers, merchants cheered the case.
What Lina Khan’s Antitrust Case Could Mean For Amazon
The FTC chair alleges the ecommerce giant illegally uses its monopoly power to overcharge consumers and hobble competitors. But will she prevail?
How The INFORM Act Aims To Crack Down On Counterfeit Marketplace Listings
The FTC will start to enforce a new federal law that aims to protect online shoppers from unknowingly purchasing fake goods — and will have major implications for third-party marketplaces.
A fraudster paid $160,000 to recruit moles inside Amazon to help him hijack other sellers' accounts and products, a new report reveals
The fraudster known as Krasr paid off moles inside of Amazon to help him hijack other sellers’ accounts and copy their products, according to company documents reviewed by Reveal and Wired.
