Author Archives: John DiGiacomo

Minnesota’s Consumer Data Privacy Law imposes new requirements on businesses handling resident data. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain Part 1 of what businesses need to know.

Vague asset descriptions in purchase agreements create disputes after closing. Here’s why every asset must be precisely identified and how to do it correctly.

Partial trademark assignments allow you to transfer rights for specific goods or services while retaining others. Here’s how they work and the risks involved.

Non-compete enforceability varies by state and has faced increased FTC scrutiny. Here’s what employers and employees need to know about their current legal status.

The FTC’s Click-to-Cancel rule and ROSCA create overlapping compliance obligations for subscription businesses. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain both laws and their requirements.

You generally must use a trademark in commerce to register it — but intent-to-use applications allow you to file before sales begin. Here’s how.

E-commerce sellers must protect their trade secrets during merger and acquisition processes. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys explain how to safeguard confidential business information in M&As.

Forming a corporate entity protects social media influencers from personal liability and offers tax benefits. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys help influencers structure their business.

E-commerce roll-up activity continues despite market slowdowns, creating ongoing legal demands. Revision Legal’s e-commerce M&A attorneys analyze trends and advise clients in the roll-up space.

An AI copyright plaintiff failed again on DMCA claims, as courts continue to struggle with how copyright law applies to artificial intelligence. Here’s the latest.