John DiGiacomo

Two craft breweries went to court over trademark infringement involving similar beer branding. Here’s what the case reveals about protecting brewery names and label trade dress.

Domain registrars can be held liable for negligent security practices that enable domain theft. Here’s why two-factor authentication should be mandatory for registrar accounts.

Data privacy law imposes strict obligations on businesses that collect, store, or share personal information. Here’s a practical overview for business owners.

The FTC has stepped up enforcement of COPPA, the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act. Here’s what websites and apps that collect children’s data must do to stay compliant.

Revision Legal’s attorneys visited Michigan breweries to discuss internet law, trademark, and e-commerce topics with business owners in a relaxed setting. Here’s the recap.

Traverse City launched a municipal WiFi network serving its downtown area. Here’s what the network offers and what legal and privacy considerations apply to public wireless access.

Payment processor disputes can freeze funds and derail your business overnight. Here’s what legal options merchants have when payment processors hold or seize their accounts.

Website terms and conditions protect businesses from liability and set legal ground rules for users. Here’s what effective terms include and why every online business needs them.

McDonald’s filed intent to use trademark applications for its I’m Lovin’ It campaign slogans. Here’s what the filings reveal about how large brands manage trademark strategy.

Revision Legal relaunched with a new website, expanded practice areas, and a dedicated team for internet law, trademark, and e-commerce legal services.