John DiGiacomo

Trademark rights can be lost if your mark is abandoned. Here’s how to maintain your registration when your trademark isn’t currently being used in commerce.

Common mistakes in trademark applications lead to rejection, delays, and lost rights. Here are the errors applicants most often make and how to avoid them.

A rejected trademark application isn’t necessarily the end. Here’s how to respond to USPTO rejections, file office action responses, and appeal if needed.

An ‘abandoned’ trademark application status means the applicant failed to respond to a USPTO office action in time. Here’s what it means and what to do.

Not everything is eligible for copyright protection. Facts, ideas, names, and titles cannot be copyrighted. Here’s a breakdown of what copyright law excludes.

The USPTO charges fees for trademark applications, extensions, and maintenance filings. Here’s a breakdown of 2023 trademark filing fees and what they cover.

A trademark specimen shows the USPTO how you use your mark in commerce. Here’s what qualifies as an acceptable specimen and common mistakes to avoid.

This episode covers the key legal issues video game developers face, from IP protection to employment agreements and platform licensing. Here’s what every game studio should know.

Slander and libel are the two forms of defamation with key legal differences. Revision Legal’s internet defamation attorneys explain the distinction and how each is proven in court.

Trademark Class 3 covers beauty and cleaning products including perfumes, cosmetics, soaps, and toiletries. Here’s what falls within Class 3 and how to register.