Author Archives: John DiGiacomo

Not all uses of another’s trademark constitute infringement — the First Amendment can protect artistic and expressive use. Here’s the legal test courts apply.

Courts have held that the scope of copyright protection is limited to what was actually deposited with the Copyright Office. Here’s what that means for enforcement.

The Americans with Disabilities Act web accessibility requirements continue to evolve for businesses. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain current ADA website compliance requirements.

Portland banned private use of facial recognition technology, setting a new privacy standard. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the ordinance and its implications for businesses.

California’s CCPA amendments add new rules for deidentified and reidentified personal data. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain the changes and business compliance requirements.

Some lawmakers and advocates are pushing for mandatory compulsory licensing of intellectual property. Here’s the debate and what it would mean for rights holders.

Trade secrets receive varying protection across international jurisdictions. Here’s how the TRIPS Agreement and regional laws protect confidential business information globally.

A court ruled that COVID-19 concerns do not justify non-compliance with existing court orders. Here’s what businesses and litigants need to know.

Capital One was fined $80 million by bank regulators for its data breach. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain what the Capital One case means for financial institution data security.

The Ninth Circuit created an ‘asserted truths’ doctrine limiting copyright protection for factual claims in nonfiction works. Here’s what the ruling means.