John DiGiacomo

The Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act lets trademark owners sue domain squatters. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the elements required to win an ACPA cybersquatting claim.

Not all NIL deals are created equal. Learn the key fairness factors college athletes and their advisors should review before signing any NIL agreement.

Fanciful trademarks like KODAK or XEROX are invented words with no prior meaning — and they’re the strongest marks you can register. Here’s why.

Influencer endorsement deals must be fair and FTC-compliant. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys review influencer contracts to protect your rights and income.

Trademarks protect brands; copyrights protect creative works. Understanding the difference helps you choose the right protection for your intellectual property.

COPPA protects children’s online privacy by regulating how websites collect data from kids under 13. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain COPPA compliance requirements.

Connecticut has strengthened its consumer data protection law with new business obligations. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys help businesses understand and comply with CT’s updated requirements.

A Michigan trademark lawyer helps businesses register, protect, and enforce trademarks. Here’s a breakdown of what they do and when you should hire one.

States are adding neural data protections to consumer privacy laws, expanding business obligations. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain what neural data rules mean for your business.

Direct-to-consumer businesses face unique merger and acquisition challenges around customer data, brand equity, and platform dependencies. Here’s what to know.