Author Archives: John DiGiacomo

Some inventors are fortunate enough to create a technology or device that becomes what is called a “standard essential” technology/device for an entire industry. Generally speaking, “standard essential” technology is that which is necessary to ensure compatibility between similar products made by different manufacturers. Consider a typical smartphone. A smartphone made by one company will […]

Trademark claim preclusion can bar relitigation of issues decided by the TTAB. Here’s how the doctrine applies to trademark disputes and what it means for your case.

An interesting patent case was recently filed by the company that makes “Impossible Burgers” which are plant-based food products made by Impossible Foods. See BloombergLaw media report here. As reported, the key ingredient is something called a “heme” which, for Impossible Foods, is a soy leghemoglobin molecule found naturally in plants and animals and is […]

Utah became the fourth state to enact a comprehensive consumer privacy statute. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain the law’s key provisions and business compliance requirements.

New York’s cybersecurity law affects businesses outside New York that do business with NY entities. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the extraterritorial reach of New York’s cyber law.

Cryptocurrency’s legal status under securities and tax laws continues to evolve. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the current regulatory landscape for crypto businesses and investors.

Understanding Asset Purchase Agreements (APA Part 1) | RSS.com Understanding Asset Purchase Agreements In this weeks episode, Eric and John break down the fundamentals of Asset Purchase Agreements (APA). The basics: What is it, who signs it, and what are you selling. Parting Shot of Truth John: Hey, everyone. This is John DiGiacomo of Revision […]

Getting Your Business Ready To Sell | RSS.com Getting Your Business Ready to Sell John Di Giacomo and Eric Misterovich open the Revision Legal Podcast: May It Please The Internet series with a discussion about getting your business ready for sale. They dive into eCommerce, economies of scale and large roll-up funds.Show Outline:a. Take a […]

COPPA violations can result in significant penalties, as Weight Watchers’ $1.5 million fine demonstrates. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain COPPA compliance for businesses.

The USPTO requires disclaimer statements when a mark contains non-distinctive elements. Here’s what a trademark disclaimer is, when you need one, and how to file.