Author Archives: John DiGiacomo

Getting legal assistance early in an e-commerce acquisition saves money and prevents costly mistakes. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys explain what legal due diligence an acquisition requires.

Preemptive rights give existing LLC members the first opportunity to purchase newly issued membership interests. Here’s how they work and why they matter.

Songs are automatically copyrighted upon creation, but registration provides key legal protections. Here’s how to register your song with the Copyright Office.

Buying or selling a SaaS business requires specialized legal expertise. Revision Legal’s SaaS acquisition attorneys help clients navigate the legal complexities of SaaS M&A transactions.

Capital calls require LLC members to contribute additional funds or face dilution. Here’s how capital call provisions work and how to protect your ownership stake.

A trade name identifies your business; a trademark protects your brand. Here’s the legal distinction and why businesses often need both protections.

Connecticut’s Personal Data Privacy Act requires specific dispute resolution procedures for businesses. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain Part 4’s mandatory dispute resolution process.

Using fake personas or non-existent influencers for affiliate marketing raises serious FTC and legal concerns. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the legal risks and consequences.

Connecticut’s Personal Data Privacy and Online Monitoring Act creates new obligations for businesses. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys provide a high-level overview of Part 1 of the law.

Connecticut’s Personal Data Privacy Act imposes specific requirements on businesses handling resident data. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain the business obligations in Part 2.