Author Archives: John DiGiacomo

The Weebly data breach exposed the email addresses and passwords of over 43 million users. Here’s what happened and steps affected users should take.

Research shows data breaches have a lasting impact on consumer spending behavior. Here’s what the data reveals and why breach prevention protects revenue.

Montana’s data breach notification law requires businesses to notify residents when their personal information is compromised. Here’s what the law requires and who must comply.

Yelp’s Terms of Service expose users and businesses to significant legal risks around reviews and content. Here’s what Section 5(A) requires and what it means for your business.

Defendants in trademark infringement cases have several affirmative defenses available. Here’s an overview of the most common defenses, from fair use to laches to acquiescence.

Slander and libel are the two forms of defamation, one spoken and one written. Here’s how defamation law defines each, what plaintiffs must prove, and what remedies are available.

Competitors scraping your e-commerce prices and SKUs is a growing legal problem. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys explain your legal options for stopping scrapers and protecting your product data.

Nominative use allows referencing another’s trademark to describe their product. Here’s how courts distinguish protected nominative use from infringing uses across different circuits.

The FTC requires online advertisers to clearly disclose material information near their claims. Here’s what the FTC’s Dot Com Disclosure guidelines require for online advertising.

eSports tournaments and streaming raise complex copyright questions around game footage, broadcasts, and player likenesses. Here’s how copyright law applies in competitive gaming.