Author Archives: John DiGiacomo

Maryland’s Online Data Privacy Act (MODPA) creates new compliance obligations for businesses. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys summarize what businesses need to know about MODPA.

The FTC is targeting review hijacking and manipulation through recent enforcement actions. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys help businesses avoid FTC enforcement for fake reviews.

The CCPA and CPRA are California’s two major consumer privacy laws with important differences. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain how each law affects your business obligations.

Kill fees in influencer contracts protect both brands and creators when deals fall through. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys help influencers negotiate fair contract terms.

The Supreme Court upheld the rule that a trademark containing a living person’s name cannot be registered without that person’s consent. Here’s the ruling.

Maryland’s Online Data Privacy Act may be the strongest consumer data privacy statute in the US. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys compare MODPA to other state privacy laws.

FTC rules require influencer disclosures to be unavoidable to viewers. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain what this means and how to structure compliant disclosures.

An FTC defense lawyer helps businesses respond to Federal Trade Commission investigations, civil investigative demands, and enforcement actions. Here’s what to expect.

Executive employment agreements cover compensation, equity, termination rights, and restrictive covenants. Here’s what to negotiate before you sign.

The EU-US Data Privacy Framework governs cross-border data transfers between the EU and United States. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain how to certify and comply with the framework.