Author Archives: John DiGiacomo

Businesses increasingly face legal requirements to report cyber incidents affecting operations. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain current and upcoming cyber incident reporting obligations.

A DMCA takedown notice is a legal request to remove infringing content from a website. Here’s how the process works, who can send one, and how to respond.

Plant patents protect asexually reproduced plant varieties. Here’s how the application process works, what qualifies, and what protection a plant patent provides.

Violating consumer and data privacy laws carries significant financial penalties not covered by insurance. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys help businesses avoid costly violations.

Revenge porn victims have civil remedies and perpetrators face criminal charges in most states. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the legal consequences of non-consensual image sharing.

The USPTO can refuse a service mark application if the service is primarily performed for the benefit of others without a direct commercial benefit. Here’s why.

The DMCA prohibits circumventing digital security controls, but does that ban apply to repairing your own video game console? Here’s what the law says.

Banks and financial institutions face new data security breach notification requirements. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys help financial businesses comply with the updated rules.

Comprehensive consumer data privacy laws have been introduced in 37 states, creating a complex compliance landscape. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys help businesses navigate state laws.

The words ‘a,’ ‘the,’ and ‘such’ have precise legal meaning in patent claims and affect claim scope. Here’s how to use each correctly in your patent application.