Author Archives: Eric Misterovich

WIPO reported a 5% increase in cybersquatting cases filed under the UDRP. Here’s what the trend reveals about domain name abuse and how brand owners are fighting back.

Getting an indie game on Nintendo’s platform requires navigating strict approval and technical requirements. Here’s what independent game developers need to know about the process.

The 9th Circuit ruled that sending MMS messages containing copyrighted content does not constitute copyright infringement. Here’s the reasoning and implications.

The Supreme Court held that the first sale doctrine applies to foreign-made goods sold in the U.S. Here’s what the ruling means for copyright and resale rights.

Michigan non-compete law limits the scope and enforceability of restrictive covenants in employment contracts. Here’s what you need to know about non-compete agreements in Michigan.

Revision Legal’s non-compete lawyers help employees challenge overly broad restrictions and help employers draft enforceable agreements. Contact us for non-compete legal help.

Revision Legal’s trade secret lawyers represent businesses and individuals in trade secret misappropriation disputes and provide counsel on protecting confidential information.

The Ninth Circuit reversed a $172 million trade secret judgment against a technology company. Here’s what the appellate ruling means for trade secret damages calculations.

Revision Legal’s Grand Blanc trademark lawyers help Michigan businesses register and protect their trademarks. Contact our attorneys for trademark registration and enforcement services.

Revision Legal’s Ann Arbor copyright attorneys help businesses and creators protect, register, and enforce their copyrights. Here’s how we can help you.