John DiGiacomo

Courts can award attorneys’ fees to the winning party in exceptional trademark cases. Here’s what makes a case exceptional and how fee awards are calculated.

Creating a derivative work based on copyrighted material without permission can constitute infringement. Here’s when derivative works are legal and when they aren’t.

An Amazon seller account suspension can devastate your business. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys help sellers appeal suspensions and protect their Amazon selling privileges.

A comprehensive SaaS service agreement protects your business from disputes and liability. Revision Legal’s SaaS attorneys explain the key requirements every SaaS agreement must address.

Non-compete clauses can sometimes be challenged, narrowed, or avoided. Here’s how business attorneys help clients navigate non-compete restrictions legally.

Fanciful trademarks are invented words with no prior meaning, making them the strongest and most protectable type of trademark. Here’s why they matter.

The single publication rule affects the statute of limitations for online defamation claims. Revision Legal’s internet defamation attorneys explain this important rule and how it affects your case.

Amazon trademark infringement complaints can result in account suspension if not addressed quickly. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys help sellers appeal and resolve trademark complaints.

The Lanham Act allows businesses to sue competitors for false advertising that damages their commercial interests. Here’s what you must prove to win.

In business litigation and in all other types of civil litigation, lawyers for parties to the litigation have the ability to issue requests for documents and information through the process of sending subpoenas. A subpoena is a written document containing various information about the civil case that is sent to a person or business demanding […]