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The Ecommerce Innovation Alliance (EIA) is dedicated to creating a more predictable and fair legal environment for the ecommerce industry.
ECOMMERCE INNOVATION ALLIANCE
The voice of ecommerce
The Ecommerce Innovation Alliance (EIA) is a nonprofit trade association dedicated to bringing the e-commerce industry together to advocate for common sense policies that strengthen the e-commerce ecosystem while protecting consumer privacy.
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EIA’s leadership team brings decades of experience in ecommerce policy and regulation together. We educate members about best practices and compliance solutions in evolving areas like state and federal telemarketing laws, AI regulations, ADA website compliance, data privacy, and consumer protection.
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EIA represents our members’ shared interests in the legislative and regulatory arenas. We educate policymakers on the real-world impact of laws and regulations. We are consistently striving for a fair balance that protects consumers while also allowing ecommerce brands to thrive.
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EIA recognizes the strength of the ecommerce ecosystem lies in its collective spirit. We foster collaboration, knowledge sharing, and advocacy for all members, regardless of size. We bring together diverse perspectives and expertise, identifying shared challenges and opportunities.
Recent News and Blog Posts
House Passes Bipartisan Counterfeit Notification Act
Counterfeit products have become one of the biggest hidden costs facing ecommerce businesses. From knockoff listings on online marketplaces to fake imports entering the U.S. through increasingly complex supply chains, counterfeiters continue to undercut legitimate brands, damage customer trust, and siphon revenue away from honest businesses. Now, Congress is taking another step toward addressing the problem.
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House GOP Bills Put Federal Preemption of State Data Privacy Laws Back on the Table
A new set of data privacy proposals from U.S. House Republicans is doing more than restarting the federal privacy debate—it is putting forward a concrete legislative framework that could override state laws and reshape how ecommerce businesses manage customer data nationwide. This is one of the most substantive federal privacy efforts in recent years—and one that directly intersects with long-standing concerns about regulatory fragmentation.
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In Depth: A New Firm Joins The Quiet Hours Gold Rush
The EIA Examines The Similarities And Differences Between PLG Damages Attorneys And The Hindi Firm’s Approach. PLG Damage Attorneys — a Miramar, Florida firm — files dozens of TCPA quiet hours cases in California. For the better part of a year, a single Florida law firm has dominated TCPA “quiet hours” litigation against ecommerce brands.
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In-Depth, Updated: The New Wave of Quiet Hours Litigation Is Bigger Than We Originally Understood
May 14, 2026
An update to our earlier reporting, “A New Firm Joins the Quiet Hours Gold Rush.” After our earlier piece on Faythe Gutierrez and PLG Damage Attorneys, PLLC ran, we received a tip that our reporting was incomplete: other attorneys at the same firm have been filing a parallel wave of quiet-hours cases in Florida federal court, and our initial search hadn’t surfaced them. The tip checks out.
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