Author Archives: Eric Misterovich

In the modern world, defamation of character on the Internet is pervasive. Whether the defamatory post was made by a forum troll or a business competitor, defamation of character on the Internet can be a very serious issue because, once indexed and spread, it can be very difficult to remove or control. Worse, if you […]

Michigan equity crowdfunding rules require issuers to file a disclosure statement with investors. Here’s what the disclosure statement must include and how to prepare it.

Domain name theft is a serious threat to businesses’ online presence. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain how domain hijacking happens and what legal options you have to recover your domain.

Trademark strength determines how much legal protection a mark receives, from fanciful to generic. Here’s how to evaluate where your trademark falls on the distinctiveness spectrum.

A well-drafted e-commerce terms and conditions agreement limits your liability and sets the rules for customers. Here’s what to include in your online store’s legal agreements.

Revision Legal’s web attorneys provide legal services for online businesses, from terms of service drafting to IP protection and e-commerce compliance. Here’s how we help.

Revision Legal’s Internet slander attorneys regularly help victims of Internet slander remove defamatory statements from the Internet. Unfortunately, Internet slander is becoming increasingly common, and, if it is not removed in a timely manner, it may become extremely difficult to stop the spread of Internet slander. Our Internet slander attorneys are experts in removing Internet […]

Revision Legal’s Michigan entertainment attorneys help artists, musicians, filmmakers, and creators protect their work through copyright, contracts, and licensing agreements.

Revision Legal’s Michigan entertainment lawyers help artists, musicians, and creators protect their work and navigate copyright, contracts, and licensing disputes.

Trademark infringement can result in costly lawsuits and forced rebranding. Here’s how to check trademark availability before launch and avoid accidentally infringing another brand.