John Di Giacomo

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.

New laws require businesses to report hacking and ransomware payments within 72 hours. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain compliance obligations for incident reporting.

Some copyright takedown notices are fraudulent scams. Here’s how to tell whether a copyright infringement notice you received is legitimate or a fake.

Removing harmful or defamatory content from the internet requires legal expertise. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the legal tools available to remove unwanted online content.

Breaking an NDA has legal consequences, but there are legitimate ways to exit or limit your obligations. Here’s what you need to know before taking action.

When an employee keeps company property after leaving, employers have legal remedies. Here’s how to recover equipment and protect your data and trade secrets.

Trademark rights can be lost through abandonment, improper licensing, or failure to enforce. Here’s how to protect your rights and keep your registration valid.

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.