Eric Misterovich

Unfortunately, since users of the Internet believe they are anonymous, defamation is rampant on the Internet. Defamation on the Internet typically consists of a false and defamatory statement published to a third party on the Internet.  Defamation consists of two separate common law claims rolled into one concept: defamation that is oral is considered slander, […]

The DMCA’s notice and takedown process allows rights holders to remove infringing content from online platforms. Here’s how the process works and what both sides need to know.

A trademark registration attorney navigates the USPTO process and avoids costly mistakes. Here’s why hiring a trademark attorney increases your chances of a successful registration.

Trademark licensing agreements allow brand owners to authorize others to use their marks while maintaining control. Here’s what every trademark licensing agreement must include.

Minimum advertised price policies let manufacturers set floor prices for their products online. Here’s how MAP policies work and what e-commerce sellers need to know about them.

WordPress filed lawsuits against parties who submitted bad faith DMCA takedown notices. Here’s what the cases reveal about the consequences of filing false notices.

Jack Daniels sued a competitor for trade dress infringement over a bottle design that imitated its distinctive look. Here’s what the case reveals about trade dress protection.

China overhauled its trademark law with significant changes affecting foreign brand owners. Here’s what the new Chinese trademark law requires and how it affects international brands.

Chicago State University claimed trademark infringement against a critic’s website using its name. Here’s what the lawsuit revealed about the limits of trademark protection.

TheDirty.com’s publication of user-submitted gossip posts tested the limits of Section 230 immunity. Here’s what the case decided about operator liability for third-party content.