Author Archives: John DiGiacomo

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.

Amazon product descriptions are copyrightable, and using competitor descriptions can expose your business to infringement claims. Here’s what Amazon sellers need to know.

A Michigan business attorney helps buyers conduct due diligence, negotiate purchase agreements, and close transactions. Here’s what to expect from the process.

The USPTO’s use-in-commerce test for trademarks may be satisfied by a single book title under certain circumstances. Here’s what recent rulings say.

Courts disagree on whether trade secret owners must prove actual use of stolen information to prevail on misappropriation claims. Here’s the current state of the legal debate.

Remote shareholder and directors’ meetings require proper audio-visual technology to remain legally valid. Here’s what companies need to know to stay compliant.

New York’s SHIELD Act expands data breach notification requirements and imposes new cybersecurity obligations on businesses that hold NY resident data.