Author Archives: John DiGiacomo

The federal government announced a crackdown on counterfeit goods and online piracy. Here’s what the initiative targets and what brand owners and rights holders can expect.

Self-employed professionals and freelancers benefit from trademark registration just as much as large companies. Here are five reasons to register your brand as a trademark.

Third-party sellers can arbitrate disputes against Amazon under its seller agreement. Here’s how the arbitration process works and what sellers need to know before filing a claim.

Expanding internationally requires protecting your trademark in each target country. Here’s how to assess whether your business is ready for foreign trademark registrations.

ShopBase has become a platform for print-on-demand sellers infringing trademark and copyright owners. Here’s how rights holders can detect and stop infringement on the platform.

Facebook launched a Commerce and Ads IP Tool allowing brand owners to search for and report infringing ads and listings. Here’s how trademark holders can use it effectively.

Facebook’s Commerce and Ads IP Tool helps brand owners identify infringing product listings and ads on the platform. Here’s how the tool works and who qualifies to use it.

ADA accessibility lawsuits targeting websites are a growing legal risk for online businesses. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain how to defend against and prevent ADA website claims.

Relying solely on Amazon exposes your business to significant legal and operational risks. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys explain why diversifying sales channels is legally smart.

MLAT subpoenas allow foreign governments to request user data from U.S. internet companies. Here’s what EU service providers need to know about responding to these requests.