John DiGiacomo

After five years of continuous use, a registered trademark can become incontestable — a powerful legal status. Here’s what incontestability means and how to get it.

As AI tools proliferate, legal questions about liability and accountability are growing. This episode explores who is responsible when AI systems cause harm or legal problems.

Trademark coordinated classes are groups of related goods and services that the USPTO examines together. Here’s what they are and why they matter for your filing.

Trademarking a company name is a common first step, but many businesses make costly errors along the way. Here are the top mistakes to avoid.

A thorough trademark search is the essential first step before filing any application. Here’s how to search the USPTO database and avoid conflicting marks.

Copyright attorney fees for infringement cases vary widely based on complexity and damages sought. Here’s a realistic breakdown of what to expect to pay.

Publication has a specific legal meaning in copyright law that affects registration deadlines and available remedies. Here’s what it means and why it matters.

Fast fashion brands frequently copy independent designers’ work, raising significant copyright infringement issues. Here’s what designers can do to fight back.

The Federal Circuit ruled that the Lanham Act’s prohibition on trademarks critical of public figures violates the First Amendment. Here’s what it means.

Virginia’s Consumer Data Protection Act grants residents new privacy rights and creates business obligations. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain VCDPA compliance requirements.