John DiGiacomo

Virtual reality raises unsettled legal questions around IP, privacy, defamation, and personal injury. Here’s a breakdown of the key legal issues facing VR developers.

YouTube is a worldwide online forum where people can post almost anything they want, but what if someone’s post is considered defamatory? What kinds of repercussions are available against such an Internet giant? The answer depends on where you live.

Section 8 of the Irish Data Protection Act governs sensitive personal data processing. Here’s what businesses operating in Ireland need to know about compliance.

The FTC brought charges against a company for falsely labeling products as Made in USA. Here’s what the case teaches about FTC compliance for product claims.

Safe Harbour 2.0 sought to restore transatlantic data transfer legitimacy after the original framework fell. Here’s what it covered and its eventual fate.

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Getting defamatory content removed from ComplaintsBoard and RipOffReport requires legal action or platform procedures. Here’s how to pursue removal of false online reviews.

The First Amendment does not protect false statements that damage a person’s reputation. Here’s how courts distinguish protected speech from actionable defamation online.

A BitTorrent copyright infringement case involving Fathers and Daughters was filed in Michigan. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain BitTorrent litigation and copyright enforcement tactics.

Anonymous online defamers can be identified through subpoenas to internet service providers. Here’s the legal process for unmasking anonymous commenters who post false statements.