Author Archives: John DiGiacomo

The USPTO’s Official Gazette publishes trademarks approved for registration. Here’s what it is, why trademark owners should monitor it, and how to file an opposition.

A YouTube copyright claim can impact your revenue and channel standing. Here’s when you should hire a lawyer to dispute a claim or defend against takedowns.

Michigan’s NIL law allows student athletes to profit from their name, image, and likeness. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain Michigan NIL rights and how to structure compliant deals.

Website content is automatically copyrighted, but registration with the Copyright Office enables you to sue for infringement. Here’s why registration matters.

California has proposed new website accessibility legislation that could affect businesses. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the proposed law and what it would require of websites.

Section 66(a) allows trademark owners to extend their international registrations to the US through the Madrid Protocol. Here’s how the process works.

A trade secret is any confidential business information that gives a competitive advantage. Here’s what qualifies, how the law protects it, and what can destroy protection.

Generally, indie game studio lawyers have three methods of billing — hourly, flat fee, and contingency. These structures depend on what services are being provided and what the client is able to negotiate. For an indie game studio attorney, fees are typically charged by the hour or via flat fee. Flat fee billing is often […]

Texas’s Data Privacy and Security Act creates new obligations for businesses handling Texans’ data. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain Part 2’s key business compliance requirements.

Amazon’s arbitration process governs how seller disputes with Amazon are resolved. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys explain the process and what sellers should expect.