John DiGiacomo

Internet law covers a wide range of legal issues affecting online businesses and individuals. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys provide a comprehensive guide to the most important areas of internet law.

Amazon’s mandatory arbitration clause limits sellers’ ability to sue the company in court. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys explain your legal options when you have a dispute with Amazon.

PayPal freezes funds when it receives a trademark infringement complaint against a seller. Here’s what to do if PayPal is holding your funds due to an infringement dispute.

Amazon’s Patent Neutral Evaluation Procedure offers sellers and patent holders a faster, lower-cost alternative to litigation. Here’s how it works.

Cybersquatting involves registering domain names in bad faith to profit from others’ trademarks. Here’s an overview of the ACPA and how it protects trademark owners.

Not everything can be trademarked. Here’s what qualifies for trademark protection, what’s excluded, and how to evaluate whether your mark is registrable.

Filing an international trademark application through the Madrid System lets you protect your mark in multiple countries. Here’s how the process works step by step.

The Lanham Act is the federal law governing trademark registration and infringement in the United States. Here’s a plain-English guide to trademark law basics every brand owner needs.

Registering a trademark in China requires understanding its unique first-to-file system. Here are answers to the most frequently asked questions about Chinese trademark registration.

Digital businesses face unique branding challenges from domain names to social media handles. Here’s how trademark registration secures your brand in the digital marketplace.