John DiGiacomo

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.

Being sued for copyright infringement raises immediate questions about liability, damages, and defenses. Here are the three most important questions to ask your attorney right away.

The CLOUD Act and GDPR create conflicting obligations for businesses handling international data. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys help companies navigate cross-border data compliance.

Service providers receiving subpoenas for data must balance US legal requirements with GDPR obligations. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys help businesses respond to data subpoenas compliantly.

E-commerce merchants need trademark protection to defend their brands on Amazon and online marketplaces. Revision Legal’s attorneys explain why trademark registration is essential for online sellers.

Amazon resolves most seller disputes through mandatory arbitration, not the courts. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys explain the Amazon arbitration process and how to prepare.

SaaS and e-commerce companies acting as payment facilitators face complex regulatory requirements. Revision Legal’s internet lawyers explain payfac compliance, money transmission laws, and how to stay legal.

SIM swap fraud lets hackers hijack your phone number to drain crypto accounts. Learn how these attacks work and what legal options victims have.

The New York Privacy Act would impose strict data rights on businesses operating in New York. Here’s what the proposed law requires and how it compares to CCPA and GDPR.

Plaintiffs in data breach lawsuits can pursue several theories of damages. Learn what courts look for and how businesses can limit their exposure.