John DiGiacomo

A brand is a marketing concept; a trademark is a legal protection. Understanding the distinction helps businesses protect their identity the right way.

The ® symbol means your trademark is federally registered. The ™ symbol is used for unregistered marks. Here’s what each means and when to use them.

E-commerce advertising must comply with FTC rules, state laws, and platform policies. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys help merchants audit and correct their advertising practices.

Federal trademark registration gives you nationwide protection, legal presumption of ownership, and the right to use the ® symbol. Here’s the full breakdown.

A federal court ruled that AI training on books may qualify as fair use, but storing the full text does not. Here’s what the decision means for AI companies.

Consumer data protection compliance has hidden pitfalls that can lead to costly violations. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys help businesses avoid common compliance mistakes.

Buying or selling a domain name involves legal considerations including trademark clearance and contracts. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the key legal issues in domain transactions.

The USPTO denies thousands of trademark applications each year. Learn the most common reasons for rejection and how to strengthen your application.

A UDRP proceeding is the primary legal mechanism for resolving domain name disputes. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain how UDRP works and when to use it to reclaim your domain.

The Supplemental Register is for marks not yet distinctive enough for the Principal Register. Here’s what it offers and why it’s still worth using.