John DiGiacomo

To sue for a false DMCA takedown notice, you must show the sender had actual knowledge the notice was fraudulent. Here’s how courts have interpreted this standard.

Detroit Bold Coffee prevailed over Detroit Coffee in a trademark infringement case. Here’s what the decision reveals about likelihood of confusion analysis.

Domain name due diligence is a critical but overlooked part of M&A transactions. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain what to examine in domain name due diligence during acquisitions.

Acquiring a business means inheriting its trademarks — and their risks. Here’s what trademark due diligence involves and why it matters in M&A transactions.

Board games can be protected by trademark, copyright, and trade dress law. Here’s an overview of how intellectual property law protects your new board game.

Data collected during the COVID pandemic for one purpose cannot simply be repurposed. Here’s what businesses need to know about the legal risks.

Businesses reopening after closures face ADA compliance risks from customers. Here’s how to reduce exposure to accessibility lawsuits under the ADA and state laws.

Web scraping can constitute misappropriation of trade secrets under state and federal law. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain when web scraping is illegal and your legal remedies.

The Supreme Court held states cannot be sued for copyright infringement due to sovereign immunity. Here’s what the decision means for creators whose work is copied.

COVID-19 created new opportunities for cybercrime under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain CFAA liability and cybercrime exposure for businesses.