Author Archives: John DiGiacomo

Design patents protect the ornamental appearance of a product. Here’s a step-by-step guide to filing a design patent application with the USPTO.

Minimum Advertised Pricing (MAP) policies are essential tools for e-commerce brands. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys explain MAP policy law and how to enforce your pricing policies online.

Micro entities and small entities pay reduced USPTO fees, but the eligibility requirements differ. Here’s how to determine which status applies to your application.

Amazon infringement cases require a systematic approach to resolve successfully. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys provide a step-by-step guide to handling Amazon IP infringement claims.

Reduction to practice establishes when an invention was complete. Here’s the difference between actual reduction (building it) and constructive reduction (filing it).

Famous trademarks like Nike and Apple face unique online infringement risks. Here’s how well-known brands protect their marks online and what businesses can learn.

The description of goods and services in a trademark application must be specific and accurate. Here’s how to write descriptions that satisfy the USPTO.

A copyright footer protects your website’s content and signals ownership to visitors and search engines. Here’s how to write one correctly.

Service marks protect services; trademarks protect goods. Both are registered with the USPTO and provide similar legal protections. Here’s the key distinction.

Ransomware dominated 2020’s biggest data breaches. A look at the most damaging incidents and the cybersecurity lessons every business should learn.