John DiGiacomo

Esports contracts must address name, image, and likeness rights for players and content creators. Revision Legal’s esports attorneys explain NIL rights and how to protect them in esports deals.

If you want to trademark your gamer tag, you need to identify the right trademark class. Here’s how classes work and which ones apply to gaming identities.

California has expanded the CPRA to include neural data as a protected category of sensitive information. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain what this means for businesses.

A trademark protects goods; a service mark protects services. Here’s how they differ, when each applies, and why the distinction matters for registration.

The cancellation of the jointly-owned SUPER HERO trademark offers important lessons about shared trademark ownership and the risks of joint registration.

Universal opt-out mechanisms are becoming a key battleground in online data privacy law. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain how these tools affect business compliance obligations.

The 9th Circuit partially invalidated California’s Age-Appropriate Design Code Act. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the ruling’s impact on businesses targeting children online.

Famous trademark status provides stronger legal protections against dilution. Here’s what courts look for and how to build a record of trademark fame.

SaaS companies face unique trade secret protection challenges in their software and data. Revision Legal’s SaaS attorneys explain how to protect trade secrets in SaaS businesses.

California’s proposed AI kill-switch legislation would require safety mechanisms in AI systems. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain what this means for AI developers and users.