Eric Misterovich

Revision Legal’s Chicago internet lawyers handle e-commerce, IP, defamation, and online business disputes in Illinois federal and state courts. Contact us for a consultation.

Every business needs a social media policy. Learn what Google’s experience teaches us about drafting effective company social media guidelines for employees.

As the calendar turned to 2018, a new German social media laws are set to be vigorously enforced requiring social media sites like Twitter, Facebook, etc. to remove hate speech, fake news, and “criminal content.” See BBC report here. While the new German law applies only to websites with 2 million or more members, that […]

Japan’s post-registration opposition system lets third parties challenge trademarks after they register. Here’s how it works and what it means for international trademark holders.

The USPTO’s Supplemental Register provides limited trademark protection for marks that aren’t yet distinctive enough for the Principal Register. Here’s when and how to use it.

An intent-to-use application lets you file before using your trademark. Learn how bona fide intent is judged, statement of use deadlines and extensions, amendment to allege use, constructive use priority, current USPTO fees, and seven factors to evaluate intent.

The Supreme Court’s Star Athletica decision clarified when design elements of useful articles can be copyrighted. Here’s what the ruling means for fashion and product designers.

Browsewrap and clickwrap agreements must be updated to remain legally enforceable as courts scrutinize their clarity. Here’s how to ensure your online agreements will hold up.

Federal courts are holding businesses liable for inaccessible websites under the ADA. Here’s what ADA website compliance requires and how to reduce your litigation risk.

The Detroit Red Wings pursued legal action against a political group for copyright tarnishment over use of their logo. Here’s what the case reveals about copyright and image rights.