John DiGiacomo

A brand is your company’s identity in the marketplace; a trademark is the legal protection for that identity. Here’s the key distinction every business needs to know.

To win a trade secret misappropriation claim, you must prove improper acquisition or disclosure. Here’s how the misappropriation element works under federal and state law.

The Copyright Act grants copyright owners the exclusive right to make copies — but what counts as a copy? Here’s what the law says and recent court interpretations.

U.S. patent law requires a human inventor, making AI-generated inventions unpatentable on their own. Here’s how the law handles AI-assisted and AI-created inventions.

New York City now prohibits employers from using AI tools that create bias in employment decisions. Learn what the law requires and how to comply.

Companies that violate data privacy laws face extensive and costly remediation requirements. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys help businesses understand and minimize their exposure.

Inherently distinctive trademarks are easier to register and protect. Here’s how to evaluate whether your proposed mark qualifies as inherently distinctive.

The written description requirement demands that a patent application fully describe the claimed invention. Here’s what it requires and why applications fail this test.

US businesses must take supplemental measures to comply with GDPR after data transfer rulings. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys help companies meet cross-border data transfer requirements.

Online contests and sweepstakes must comply with specific state and federal laws. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys help businesses structure legally compliant online promotions.