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.
Some argue the AI-copyright legal battle has national security implications. Here’s the argument being made and why it matters for US AI policy.
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Buy-sell insurance funds the buyout of a deceased or departing owner’s interest. Here’s how it works and why it belongs in your ownership agreement.
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Social media content moderation laws and cases continue to evolve rapidly. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the current state of social media moderation legal landscape.
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YouTubers must follow FTC endorsement guidelines when promoting products or services. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain what disclosures are required and how to stay compliant.
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The de minimis rule allows D2C e-commerce shipments under $800 to enter the US duty-free. Learn how this customs exemption affects your business.
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NIL athlete deals often prohibit appearance in team jerseys due to licensing restrictions. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the legal reasons behind this common NIL contract limitation.
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A Delaware court allowed an AI copyright infringement case to proceed, potentially marking a major turning point in AI and intellectual property law.
Read more about Delaware AI-Copyright Plaintiff Wins: Key Ruling
There’s no hard character limit on trademarks, but longer phrases are harder to protect. Here’s what makes a phrase registrable and tips for trademark length.
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Amazon arbitration awards can be difficult to appeal, but options exist in limited circumstances. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys explain your rights when challenging an Amazon arbitration.
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The US Copyright Office says AI-assisted works where human authorship is perceptible could qualify for copyright protection. Here’s what creators need to know.
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