Eric Misterovich

The ACPA allows trademark owners to sue a domain name itself when the registrant is outside U.S. jurisdiction. Here’s how in rem domain name actions work and when they apply.

Trademarks and domain names frequently intersect, especially in cybersquatting and brand protection disputes. Here’s how trademark law applies to domain name registration and disputes.

In rem proceedings under the ACPA let brand owners pursue cybersquatters who are outside U.S. personal jurisdiction. Here’s how these domain name enforcement actions work.

Discovering your domain name has been stolen is alarming. Here’s a step-by-step guide on what to do immediately, who to contact, and how to pursue legal recovery of your domain.

Revision Legal has recovered stolen domain names for clients using UDRP, ACPA, and other legal tools. Here are results from our domain theft and cybersquatting representations.

Domain name theft can be prevented with the right security measures and legal protections. Here’s how to protect your domain from unauthorized transfers, hacking, and hijacking.

Filing a trademark before launching a product protects your brand and secures your priority date. Here’s why trademarks should be filed early and how intent to use applications help.

Revision Legal attorneys regularly assist individuals and businesses that have been the subject of domain theft. Recently, we have learned of one individual that may be connected to these activities. Specifically, we are aware that multiple domain names have been reported as stolen and now list an individual by the name of YINZHONG XIE as […]

TuneSat monitors broadcasts for unauthorized music use and sends copyright infringement notices. Here’s what these notices mean and how rights holders respond.

SEC Rule 147 allows companies to raise money from in-state investors under intrastate offering exemptions. Here’s how Michigan businesses can use the local exemption for fundraising.