Revision Legal
Founding Partner
John DiGiacomo is a founding partner at Revision Legal with over a decade of experience representing clients in internet law, e-commerce law, and intellectual property matters. He has been interested in technology since his first Apple IIgs and is highly sought after for his deep understanding of the intersection of law and technology. John has represented clients in federal courts across the United States in trademark, copyright, trade secret, and defamation cases.
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.
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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.
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Revision Legal relaunched with a new website, expanded practice areas, and a dedicated team for internet law, trademark, and e-commerce legal services.
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Craft breweries face unique IP challenges around beer names, label designs, and trade dress. Here’s how to protect your brewery’s intellectual property before problems arise.
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Kickstarter updated its Terms of Service to require creators to complete their projects or offer refunds. Learn what this means for campaign creators.
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Business owners often want negative Yelp reviews removed, but the legal options are limited. Here’s when defamation law applies to online reviews and how to respond effectively.
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