John DiGiacomo

E-commerce businesses must ensure their advertising complies with FTC and state requirements. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys help merchants build compliant advertising programs.

Phantom stock gives employees the economic benefits of equity without actual ownership. Here’s how these agreements work and when they make sense for your business.

Buy-sell provisions govern how ownership interests are transferred when a partner exits, dies, or is disabled. Here’s how to structure them to protect all parties.

Copying or cloning a website’s design and content constitutes copyright infringement. Here’s what to do if someone has cloned your website.

Reps and warranties in asset purchase agreements allocate risk between buyer and seller. Here’s what they cover and how indemnification ties them together.

Tennessee’s Information Protection Act includes a NIST safe harbor provision for businesses. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys evaluate what the NIST safe harbor means for compliance.

Tennessee’s Information Protection Act Part 4 outlines specific obligations imposed on businesses. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain the business duties under Tennessee’s privacy law.

The Lanham Act can apply to trademark infringement that occurs outside US borders under certain conditions. Here’s when US trademark law reaches internationally.

Before filing a trademark application, you must search for existing registrations. Here’s how to use the USPTO’s TESS database to check trademark availability.

Tennessee’s Information Protection Act is considered the most business-friendly state privacy law. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain what makes Tennessee’s approach unique.