Author Archives: John DiGiacomo

Yes, colors can be trademarked if they’ve acquired distinctiveness through use. Here’s how color trademarks work, with key examples like Tiffany Blue.

High school athletes can now profit from their name, image, and likeness in many states. Here’s what students, parents, and schools need to know about NIL rights.

An esports lawyer handles contracts, IP, sponsorships, and regulatory issues for gaming professionals. Revision Legal’s esports attorneys explain the legal services they provide to esports clients.

Sellers of businesses are often required to sign non-compete agreements as part of the deal. Here’s what these clauses typically cover and how to negotiate them.

You don’t need federal registration to use a trademark, but registration provides key legal advantages. Here’s the difference between registered and common law marks.

Minnesota’s Consumer Data Privacy Law creates specific obligations for businesses handling Minnesotans’ data. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain Part 2 business compliance requirements.

Forming a corporation or LLC separates your personal assets from business liabilities and offers tax benefits. Here’s why it matters and how to get started.

Minnesota’s consumer data privacy law grants residents new rights over their personal data. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain consumer rights under Minnesota’s privacy statute.

The federal trademark registration process involves multiple steps and potential hurdles. This flowchart walks you through each stage from search to registration.

Minnesota’s consumer data privacy law has several unique features not found in other state laws. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain the distinctive provisions businesses must know.