The USPTO announced it will reject trademark applications that reference COVID-19 or coronavirus. Here’s what that means for brands seeking pandemic-related marks.
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Telemedicine creates significant cybersecurity and privacy risks for healthcare providers. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the legal obligations for protecting patient data in telemedicine.
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Brexit changed how UK and EU trademarks interact. Here’s what happened to existing EU trademark registrations and how businesses should manage their marks post-Brexit.
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California’s revised CCPA regulations offer some compliance clarity but leave significant questions unanswered. Here’s what businesses need to act on now.
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A federal court ruled that an email exchange ending with ‘Great. Thanks.’ created a copyright license. Here’s what this means for content creators and businesses.
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Data security has become a critical component of mergers and acquisitions due diligence. Here’s what buyers and sellers need to assess before closing.
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The SEC has issued new guidance on mobile device cybersecurity for financial firms. Here’s what regulated businesses need to know to stay compliant.
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For the last couple of years, biometric data has been at the forefront of the legal battles about protecting consumer privacy. Consumers are beginning to understand how much biometric data is collected by businesses and government. Businesses are now routinely using fingerprints for time clock management and for building security purposes. Law enforcement and […]
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Recently, Mercedes-Benz created a controversy by photographing its new luxury G-Class SUV vehicle in front of famous street murals created by artists in Detroit. Mercedes-Benz posted several of the photos on Instagram as part of a marketing campaign without the consent of the artists and without compensating them. The photos depicted buildings and murals […]
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Seizing an Infringer’s Domain Name is an Effective Method of Combating Infringement When your business is confronted with infringement of copyrights, trademarks and/or other IP, one of the most effective remedies for stopping the infringement is suing and asking the court to order the transfer of the infringer’s domain name to your business. This […]
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