Author Archives: John DiGiacomo

DTC E-Commerce Attorneys

DTC E-Commerce Attorneys

Internet Law

Direct-to-consumer (“DTC” or “D2C”) e-commerce businesses have unique legal needs and, as such, need unique DTC e-commerce attorneys like the ones at Revision Legal. As we say, we understand D2C businesses because we are one (even though our product, of course, is delivered in conference rooms, board rooms, and courtrooms). Being DTC means significant additional […]

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Explaining Indemnification Clauses in Asset Purchase Agreements

Explaining Indemnification Clauses in Asset Purchase Agreements

Corporate

When one company — or other type of business entity — buys the assets of another, the companies negotiate and execute a detailed Asset Purchase Agreement. Among many other sets of provisions, there is a series of clauses called “indemnification” or “hold harmless” clauses. The purpose of an indemnification clause is to shift the risk […]

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NYC’s Automated Employment Decision Tools Ordinance Takes Effect

NYC’s Automated Employment Decision Tools Ordinance Takes Effect

Internet Law

If you do not already know, many employers — both large and small — use Automated Employment Decision Tools (“AEDT”) when making hiring decisions. Automated Employment Decision Tools may be as simple as using screening software to eliminate applicants with an insufficient number of years in the industry or an inadequate level of schooling/training for […]

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Brief Summary of the Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act: Part I

Brief Summary of the Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act: Part I

Internet Law

The state of Indiana recently passed its own version of a consumer data privacy/protection statute called the Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act (“ICDPA”). The new law becomes effective on January 1, 2026. The ICDPA has many of the same aspects as other similar laws passed in states like California, Texas, Utah, Colorado, Connecticut, etc. As […]

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May It Please The Internet: Trademark Infringement In The Wild

May It Please The Internet: Trademark Infringement In The Wild

Podcast

Trademark Infringement In The Wild | RSS.com Trademark Infringement In The Wild John Di Giacomo:Hey everyone, this is John Di Giacomo. You are listening to the Revision Legal, May It Please the Internet podcast. And today I am joined as always by Eric Misterovich. Hello, Eric.Eric Misterovich:Hey John. How are you?John Di Giacomo:I’m good. Had […]

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May It Please The Internet: Amazon Aggregator Troubles Continue

May It Please The Internet: Amazon Aggregator Troubles Continue

Podcast

Amazon Aggregator Troubles Continue | RSS.com Amazon Aggregator Troubles Continue John Di Giacomo: Hey everyone, you are listening to the May It Please the internet podcast, which is a podcast brought to you by Revision Legal. And today, I’m joined, as always, by my business partner, Eric Misterovich. Hey, Eric. Eric Misterovich: Hey, John. How […]

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Trademarks: When (and Why) Do I Have to Check the Official Gazette?

Trademarks: When (and Why) Do I Have to Check the Official Gazette?

Trademark

The Official Gazette is a publication — now online — issued by the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). The Official Gazette is used by the Trademark Office to publish proposed trademarks “to the world” so that other trademark owners — and/or others — might oppose the registration of the proposed trademark. This is called […]

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Michigan NIL: What are Name, Image, and Likeness Rights?

Michigan NIL: What are Name, Image, and Likeness Rights?

Internet Law

Name, image, and likeness (“NIL”) rights are often combined into the general term “rights of publicity.” NIL rights protect the inherent and unique name, characteristics, form, and shape of an individual person. Individuals have a right to control the use of their name, likeness, and image from being used without their permission. For individuals with […]

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