John Di Giacomo

Every USPTO trademark application is assigned a serial number. Here’s what it is, how to use it to track your application, and where to find it.

Amazon A-Z Guarantee claims can result in account suspension if not handled properly. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys help sellers defend against and resolve A-Z claims.

When your published work is stolen or infringed, you need a copyright lawyer who handles infringement cases. Here’s how to find the right legal help.

A registered trademark has been approved by the USPTO and appears on the Principal or Supplemental Register. Here’s what registration means legally.

Lawyers can use your social media posts as evidence against you in a lawsuit. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain how social media is discovered and used in legal proceedings.

Copyright lawyers help creators register, protect, license, and enforce their intellectual property rights. Here’s what they do and when you should hire one.

You can file a trademark application without a lawyer, but the process is complex and errors are costly. Here’s when hiring a trademark attorney is worth it.

Cyberbullying and online defamation require attorneys experienced in internet law. Revision Legal’s internet defamation lawyers explain what type of attorney handles online harassment cases.

Hiring a trademark lawyer versus filing yourself has important trade-offs in cost, success rate, and protection strength. Here’s how to decide which approach to take.

How selling a trademark works: assignment with goodwill under 15 U.S.C. § 1060, intent-to-use limits, USPTO recording fees, valuation, buyer diligence, and when licensing makes more sense.