Author Archives: John DiGiacomo

Purchase Price and Closing (APA part 2) | RSS.com Purchase Price and Closing Mini-APA Series: Purchase Price and Closing Last week, we covered the basics what exactly is an APA; how is it different than equity, the parties to the agreement, what you are selling, what you are not selling. This week we want to […]

Talking Trademarks – 5 Things Every Business Owner Should Know | RSS.com Talking Trademarks – 5 Things Every Business Owner Should Know Talking Trademarks – 5 Things Every Business Owner Should Know 1. What are Trademarks? The term “trademark” includes any word, name, symbol, or device, or any combination thereof— (1) used by a person, or […]

Handling Legal Issues On Amazon | RSS.com Handling Legal Issues on Amazon Handling Legal Problems on Amazon “May It Please The Internet” is a podcast brought to you by revisionlegal.com Intro: This is May It Please The Internet Podcast brought to you by Revision Legal, lawyers who represent businesses that make money online. John: Hi […]

Is Your eCommerce Business Ready for In-House Counsel? | RSS.com Is Your eCommerce Business Ready For In-House Counsel? Eric: Hello and welcome to May It Please The Internet, Revision Legal’s podcast where we talk about all kinds of eCommerce and business and legal related items. I’m Eric Misterovich. I’m joined today by Chris Carol. Chris, […]

NFTs raise unique legal issues around IP ownership, licensing, and smart contracts. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys help businesses and creators navigate the legal complexities of NFTs.

California has specific laws governing internet defamation and online libel. Revision Legal’s internet defamation attorneys explain your legal options for addressing online defamation in California.

Online sweepstakes must follow strict legal requirements to be enforceable and compliant. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys help businesses structure legally sound sweepstakes programs.

Reverse domain hijacking occurs when a complainant misuses the UDRP process to take a legitimately registered domain. Revision Legal’s attorneys explain this abusive practice and your defenses.

The USPTO has grappled with whether profane words can be registered as trademarks. Here’s the legal history and current rules on trademarking profanity.

The USPTO’s expungement and reexamination procedures allow third parties to cancel trademarks never used in commerce. Here’s how each proceeding works.