Atlanta, GA -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/16/2015 -- As one of newest and most constantly evolving branches of law in the US, Internet legislation has emerged along with the thirty year old medium it represents. Although the Internet had modest beginnings in the military and academic fields, according to recent statistics, today's usage puts it in the hands daily of over 100 million Americans, generating more than $100 billion in domestic revenue each year. With the great strides the Internet has made, it has, however, created a number of new challenges for lawmakers and law enforcement as crime surrounding the medium has also skyrocketed.

With this in mind, attorneys are advising businessmen and consumers alike to beware in today's ever-changing online world. According to Internet lawyer in Atlanta Max Changus, it's almost impossible to expect to stay abreast of the constantly evolving law of the Internet and how it may affect one's business or personal life. "While yes, the Internet is an essential business tool for the growth and development of a business, it's also a breeding grown for copyright infringements of software, music, movie piracy, fraud and identity theft, among other computer crimes."

The Internet attorney in Atlanta states his firm has grown to such a point they now actually have one specialty, Internet law. Changus explains, "We are helping the cyber world when they think they have no lawyer, involving a number of issues including privacy concerns, protection of intellectual property, e-commerce, defamation and more."

When it comes to Internet law in Atlanta, Changus explains why this area of law is so different from other areas of concentration. "Courts around the world are creating Internet law on a daily basis. Unlike other areas of commerce that can turn to historical precedents to help settle disputes and guide the development of the law, the law of the Internet has no history to draw upon. As a result, the legal principles governing conduct and commerce in cyberspace are still in a constant state of flux."

Lawmakers are continuing to scramble to keep up with cybercrime in its ever changing form. The unprecedented growth of Internet usage and the ever increasing advance of technology has rapidly unveiled the inadequacy of today's existing laws, says Changus. "This is the reason why consumers and businesses alike certainly need straight answers to legal questions or effective representation in a legal disputes from attorneys well-versed in the law of the Internet and who are experienced in its application."

About Changus Campbell LLC
With over thirty years combined legal experience, the attorneys of Changus Campbell, LLP include a former federal and state prosecutor and Cyberfraud Chief of the Florida Attorney Generals Office and former attorney with the Georgia Attorney Generals Office with professional licensure litigation experience. Changus Campbell, LLP represents businesses, professionals, and others facing investigation or prosecution by state and federal regulatory agencies, District Attorneys, and U.S. Attorneys.