Author Archives: John DiGiacomo

Connecticut has strengthened its consumer data protection law with new business obligations. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys help businesses understand and comply with CT’s updated requirements.

A Michigan trademark lawyer helps businesses register, protect, and enforce trademarks. Here’s a breakdown of what they do and when you should hire one.

States are adding neural data protections to consumer privacy laws, expanding business obligations. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain what neural data rules mean for your business.

Despite the “doom and gloom” from some prognosticators, direct-to-consumer (“D2C”) businesses are still operating, still thriving, and still making money. Yes, there have been some spectacular failures. But the reasons for the failure of an individual business are often company-specific and do not reflect industry trends. Thus, there is still an enormous amount of merger […]

The FTC has declared vehicle-collected data as private data subject to protection. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the compliance implications for automakers and businesses.

California has proposed mandatory cybersecurity audits and annual compliance certifications. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the proposed requirements and how to prepare.

Virtual influencers are AI-generated social media personalities raising new legal questions. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain FTC disclosure rules and liability issues.

A brand is a marketing concept; a trademark is a legal protection. Understanding the distinction helps businesses protect their identity the right way.

The ® symbol means your trademark is federally registered. The ™ symbol is used for unregistered marks. Here’s what each means and when to use them.

E-commerce advertising must comply with FTC rules, state laws, and platform policies. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys help merchants audit and correct their advertising practices.