Internet and intellectual property law, practiced by people who understand the internet.
About Revision Legal
Every business is an internet business now.
A software company licenses its code to customers on three continents. A consumer brand finds counterfeit versions of its product on hundreds of marketplace storefronts run from overseas. A domain name worth six figures disappears from its owner’s account overnight and resurfaces at a registrar in another country.
These are ordinary problems now for any business with a brand, a website, or a product someone else would like to copy. They do not respect state lines or national borders, and the law that governs them, including trademark, copyright, privacy, domain names, and online speech, moves as fast as the technology does.
Revision Legal practices that law every day, for clients wherever they happen to be.
Why we built Revision Legal.
We started Revision Legal because technology law was too often practiced by lawyers who did not use the technology and did not explain themselves to their clients. We wanted a firm that answered the phone, told clients the truth about their cases, and treated legal fees as a business decision rather than a blank check.
That approach has held up. Our attorneys have litigated in federal courts from coast to coast, before the World Intellectual Property Organization, and in international arbitration. We have taken on overseas counterfeiting networks, domain name thieves, and some of the largest companies in the world on behalf of our clients.
Our clients include startups, artists, e-commerce sellers, and established companies across the United States and around the world. Most of our work is handled entirely remotely, so where you are located matters far less than what you need protected.
The Team
Who's behind Revision Legal
We believe dogs belong on the couch, good code and good contracts have a lot in common, and a client should never have to wonder what their lawyer is doing.
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John Di Giacomo
John litigates trademark, copyright, and internet law disputes in federal courts across the country and taught trademark and internet law at Michigan State University College of Law.
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Eric Misterovich
Eric leads the firm’s contingency fee and anti-counterfeiting litigation and handles domain name disputes, including cybersquatting and domain theft.
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Christopher Carol
Christopher advises companies on corporate matters, commercial transactions, and mergers and acquisitions.
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Erik Dykema
Erik represents businesses in patent, copyright, and trademark litigation involving software, electronics, and imported goods.
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Samantha Troiani
Samantha is our office assistant who helps with administrative tasks.
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Amanda Igra
Amanda advises online businesses on technology and internet law, drawing on her prior work in the FCC’s Office of General Counsel.
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Ana Ojeda
Ana Ojeda is our trademark paralegal with over 10 years of experience in the legal field.
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Lauren Barbano Milne
Lauren Barbano Milne is our litigation paralegal with a diverse breadth of experience in the legal field.