Revision Legal
Founding Partner
John DiGiacomo is a founding partner at Revision Legal with over a decade of experience representing clients in internet law, e-commerce law, and intellectual property matters. He has been interested in technology since his first Apple IIgs and is highly sought after for his deep understanding of the intersection of law and technology. John has represented clients in federal courts across the United States in trademark, copyright, trade secret, and defamation cases.
Social media has completely transformed how businesses connect with customers and advertise products. Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and X offer businesses incredible opportunities. However, they also present unique challenges. If you are a business owner or content creator, you may have heard of “social media attorneys,” but what do they actually do? Read on […]
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Today, businesses operate in a fast-moving digital space where websites, product images, videos, blogs, and social media are more than marketing tools; they are business assets. At the same time, using online content comes with legal responsibilities that many business owners are unaware of until an issue arises. One of the most common surprises is […]
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Social media is a powerful tool that gives new and established businesses alike much-needed visibility. Social media use also comes with its share of responsibility. As a business owner, it is vital to know that every post, comment, and ad carries legal implications, from intellectual property to privacy and advertising claims. Understanding social media compliance […]
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The FDA strictly regulates what dietary supplement brands can claim about health benefits. Learn the rules before you label your product.
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Naked trademark licensing can invalidate your trademark. Learn what it is, why it matters, and how to structure licensing agreements that protect your rights.
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Social media influencers can earn thousands per sponsored post, but need proper contracts and FTC compliance. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys protect influencer income and rights.
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The USPTO refuses to register trademarks for cannabis products because marijuana remains federally illegal. Here’s what cannabis businesses should know.
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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.
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Not all NIL deals are created equal. Learn the key fairness factors college athletes and their advisors should review before signing any NIL agreement.
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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.
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