John DiGiacomo

Digital asset theft is a growing threat for online businesses. This episode covers what stolen digital assets look like legally, how theft happens, and how to recover your assets.

Innocent copyright infringement — copying without knowledge of a copyright — can still result in liability, though damages may be reduced. Here’s how it works.

Federal courts have ruled that websites are not places of public accommodation under the ADA. Revision Legal’s attorneys explain this important ruling’s impact on ADA website compliance cases.

FRAND terms — fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory — govern licensing of standard-essential patents. Here’s what they mean and how courts evaluate compliance.

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.

The Impossible Burger litigation raised questions about patenting plant-based organisms and flavor compounds. Here’s what the case means for food tech IP strategy.

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.

Asset purchase agreements are the foundation of most business acquisitions. Part one of our APA series explains the structure, key provisions, and what to look out for.