John Di Giacomo

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.

ShesAHomeWrecker.com publishes personal information about alleged affairs. Learn your legal options for removing content from this gossip website.

Mobile app patents protect novel software features and processes. Here’s what it costs to patent a mobile app, what qualifies, and whether it’s worth the investment.

Failing to renew your domain registration can lead to cybersquatting and brand damage. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the importance of active domain portfolio management.

To receive a patent, an invention must be novel, non-obvious, and useful. Here’s what each requirement means and how the USPTO evaluates patent applications.

A civil conspiracy claim arises when two or more parties agree to commit an unlawful act that harms another. Here’s how these claims work in business disputes.

An online brand is only as strong as its legal protection. Here’s how to maximize trademark strength, online brand equity, and protection against infringement.