Revision Legal
Founding Partner
John DiGiacomo is a founding partner at Revision Legal with over a decade of experience representing clients in internet law, e-commerce law, and intellectual property matters. He has been interested in technology since his first Apple IIgs and is highly sought after for his deep understanding of the intersection of law and technology. John has represented clients in federal courts across the United States in trademark, copyright, trade secret, and defamation cases.
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.
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A trade name identifies your business; a trademark protects your brand. Here’s the legal distinction and why businesses often need both protections.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Connecticut’s Personal Data Privacy Act grants consumers new rights over their personal information. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain the consumer rights established in Part 3.
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E-commerce mergers and acquisitions require specialized legal expertise to protect your investment. Revision Legal’s e-commerce M&A attorneys explain the legal services they provide in online business deals.
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Esports sponsorship agreements raise unique IP, exclusivity, and image rights issues. Here’s what teams, players, and brands need to address in these contracts.
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Amazon aggregators that ignore corporate formalities risk personal liability through veil piercing. Here’s what the doctrine means and how to protect your entity.
Read more about Piercing the Corporate Veil Against Amazon Aggregators