Author Archives: Eric Misterovich

Website agreements define the relationship between the website owner and the website’s end user. If you are starting a commercial website, it is important to have custom-drafted website agreements that are tailored to your business model. Well crafted website agreements will provide your end users with a limited license to use the website while, at […]

A web attorney is an Internet lawyer that is familiar with the law surrounding the creation and operation of websites. A good web attorney is familiar with the following areas: Website terms of use agreements and terms of service agreements; Website copyright registration; The Digital Millennium Copyright Act; Website privacy policies; The Child Online Privacy […]

Have you received a cease and desist copyright letter? If so, it can be a confusing and frustrating experience. Here are some thoughts to help you deal with a cease and desist copyright letter: 1. Identify the allegedly infringing content and its location. Is the infringing content hosted on your servers or on the servers […]

Have you been wrongfully targeted by a notice sent by IP Arrow under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act? If so, Revision Legal’s copyright lawyers regularly defend against false DMCA notices or takedowns. If you believe that you have been wrongfully targeted by IP Arrow with a DMCA takedown, or if you believe that your use […]

When you are faced with Internet defamation or online libel, it is important to know the elements of defamation so that you can collect the evidence needed to prove your case. In most states, the elements of defamation are the following: A false statement of fact; Publication of the statement to a third party; That […]

Clients often ask us, “How do you get out of a non-compete agreement?” Since non-compete agreement law is fact-based and dependent on state law, this is a very difficult question to answer in a general manner. With that said, there are a few common doctrines embedded in state non-compete law that help shed light on […]

Receiving a trademark infringement cease and desist letter can be stressful and confusing. One way to reduce the stress and confusion is to understand how to best respond to a trademark cease and desist letter. As always, you should consult with an attorney if you receive a trademark cease and desist letter, but this post […]

Revision Legal’s Internet lawyers are experts in drafting terms of service agreements for websites, software as a service, and software applications. Our terms of service lawyers have drafted terms of service agreements for companies ranging from the smallest startup to publicly traded companies.   Terms of service agreements are incredibly important because they define the […]

Kalamazoo based business that conduct business online deserve attorneys that understand the internet law landscape. Revision Legal’s Kalamazoo internet law attorneys have substantial experience representing online businesses across the United States.   Our attorneys are experienced in drafting privacy polices and terms of use for traditional, information based websites, e-commerce websites, and unique websites that […]

Website copyright infringement is pervasive on the Internet. You do not, however, have to accept website copyright infringement as a pain of doing business on the Internet. Even if you have not filed for copyright registration, you can still claim common law copyright rights, which are created at the moment your website content is “fixed […]