John DiGiacomo

The first episode of Asked and Answered features Revision Legal attorneys responding to listener questions on internet law, trademarks, and e-commerce legal issues.

Former NCAA players pursuing a copyright claim were countered with a SLAPP motion. Here’s what the case reveals about anti-SLAPP laws and copyright litigation strategy.

The Urban Institute data breach exposed sensitive research data and personal information. Here’s a breakdown of the incident and its key lessons.

The Cruiseplanners.com data breach exposed customer payment and personal information. Here’s what affected customers should do to protect themselves.

If your domain name was stolen through unauthorized transfer or hacking, you have multiple legal options. Here’s how to recover a stolen domain name and stop further theft.

A company-wide trademark procedure helps businesses identify, register, and protect their marks consistently. Here’s how to build a corporate trademark management system.

The right to be forgotten allows individuals to request removal of personal data from search results. Here’s how it works and whether it applies in the US.

The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act creates civil causes of action for unauthorized access to computers and networks. Here’s when the CFAA applies and what damages victims can recover.

The FTC actively enforces privacy policy violations. Here’s what the agency looks for, recent enforcement actions, and how businesses can stay compliant.

Domain names go through a predictable lifecycle from registration to expiration and beyond. Here’s how the domain lifecycle works and what happens when domains go unused or lapse.