Author Archives: Eric Misterovich

Revision Legal’s Lansing trademark lawyers handle trademark registration, enforcement, and litigation for Michigan businesses. Contact our trademark attorneys for a free consultation.

Michigan offered tax credits to video game developers to attract the gaming industry to the state. Here’s what the program covered and what game companies needed to qualify.

The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board rejected MOTT’S as a trademark for certain goods, finding it was primarily merely a surname. Here’s what the ruling means for brand names.

Rights holders issued DMCA takedown notices targeting Kim Dotcom’s Mega file-sharing service. Here’s what the notices mean and how Mega responded to them.

Magic Hat Brewing and West Sixth Brewing clashed over similar swirling can designs in a trademark dispute. Here’s what the case teaches about protecting craft beer trade dress.

Former congressman Ron Paul filed a UDRP complaint seeking RonPaul.com but lost the dispute. Here’s what the decision revealed about cybersquatting and free speech in domain names.

Revenge porn victims have legal options including civil lawsuits, criminal complaints, and DMCA takedowns. Revision Legal’s revenge porn lawyers can help you fight back.

Buying competitor trademark terms as search keywords can constitute trademark infringement. Here’s a look at recent court rulings on keyword advertising and what they mean for businesses.

Atari’s bankruptcy filing raised complex IP issues around video game assets, licenses, and brand ownership. Here’s a video game lawyer’s analysis of what the bankruptcy meant for gaming.

ICANN’s Trademark Clearinghouse lets brand owners record their trademarks to receive priority rights in new top-level domain launches. Here’s how to register and what protection it provides.