John DiGiacomo

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.

Registering a trademark is just the beginning. Many brand owners make costly mistakes after registration. Here’s what to avoid to keep your mark protected.

A defamation lawsuit goes through several stages from filing to verdict. Revision Legal’s internet defamation attorneys explain each stage and how a defamation lawyer guides your case.

Defamation damages depend on the harm caused and the defendant’s conduct. Revision Legal’s internet defamation attorneys explain what factors determine the value of your defamation claim.

Certification marks and collective membership marks are different from standard trademarks. Here’s how each type works and when each form of protection applies.

Fake or malicious Amazon reviews can hurt your seller account and sales. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys help sellers identify and remove fraudulent reviews through legal channels.

Trademark cease and desist letters can be sent internationally, but enforcement across borders is complex. Here’s what trademark lawyers can and cannot do abroad.