John DiGiacomo

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.

As commercial space ventures grow, intellectual property law in space is becoming more important. Here’s how patents, trademarks, and copyrights apply beyond Earth.

The temporary presence defense protects foreign vessels, vehicles, and aircraft from U.S. patent infringement claims. Here’s how the defense works and its limits.

The Gemini and IRA Financial data breach resulted in significant crypto theft for investors. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain your legal options following a cryptocurrency data breach.

Business disparagement involves false statements that harm a company’s reputation or sales. Here’s how these claims differ from defamation and what remedies exist.

The Trademark Counterfeiting Act imposes criminal penalties for selling goods with counterfeit marks. Here’s what the law covers and how it’s enforced.

A trademark is only as strong as how you use and protect it. Here are proven strategies to maximize the legal strength and commercial value of your trademark.

The USPTO cancelled over 5,500 trademark applications tied to a low-cost online filing scam. Here’s how it worked and how to protect yourself from similar fraud.

Famous trademarks get stronger protection against dilution than ordinary marks. Here’s what makes a trademark famous and how to prove fame in litigation.

Right to repair laws intersect with patent rights in complex ways. Here’s what patent law says about a purchaser’s right to repair patented products they own.