John DiGiacomo

A federal court ruled that AI training on books may qualify as fair use, but storing the full text does not. Here’s what the decision means for AI companies.

Consumer data protection compliance has hidden pitfalls that can lead to costly violations. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys help businesses avoid common compliance mistakes.

Buying or selling a domain name involves legal considerations including trademark clearance and contracts. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the key legal issues in domain transactions.

The USPTO denies thousands of trademark applications each year. Learn the most common reasons for rejection and how to strengthen your application.

A UDRP proceeding is the primary legal mechanism for resolving domain name disputes. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain how UDRP works and when to use it to reclaim your domain.

The Supplemental Register is for marks not yet distinctive enough for the Principal Register. Here’s what it offers and why it’s still worth using.

Receiving a DMCA takedown notice can be alarming. Here’s what the notice means, your options for responding, and how to file a counter-notification if needed.

The FTC’s Click-to-Cancel rule was overturned in a significant win for subscription businesses. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the ruling and what it means going forward.

Default provisions protect buyers and sellers when a party fails to perform. Here’s what these clauses cover and how to negotiate them in asset purchase deals.

The FTC is examining video gaming loot box mechanics as potential regulated gambling. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the FTC’s position and legal implications for game developers.