John DiGiacomo

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that may provide a bright line rule for one of the hardest issues in copyright law today: whether clothing designs (such as stripes on a uniform) fall under the protection of copyright law. The parties in this case are two cheerleading uniform companies fighting over where […]

The FTC and APEC collaborated on cross-border privacy enforcement frameworks. Here’s what the case means for e-commerce businesses operating internationally.

Revenge porn victims have legal rights under state and federal law. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the civil and criminal options available to non-consensual image abuse victims.

The EU-US Privacy Shield allowed transatlantic data transfers before it was invalidated. Here’s what it covered and what replaced it for e-commerce businesses.

U.S. e-commerce businesses that sell to European customers must comply with EU data protection laws. Here’s what GDPR and EU privacy rules require from American online retailers.

The FTC brought an enforcement action against a company making false representations about potential employers. Here’s what the case teaches about FTC compliance.

Legislative and judicial developments have strengthened trade secret protections for businesses. Here’s what those changes mean for protecting your confidential information.

EU rules on electronic signatures affect how e-commerce contracts are formed and enforced. Here’s what online businesses selling into Europe need to know.

The US-Swiss Safe Harbor Agreement governs data transfers between the US and Switzerland. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain compliance requirements for businesses transferring data to Switzerland.

State and federal revenge porn laws give victims legal tools to fight back against non-consensual sharing of intimate images. Here’s what the law provides.