John DiGiacomo

Starting a microbrewery involves navigating licensing, trademarks, and distribution agreements. This episode covers the legal landscape for launching a craft brewery.

The FTC’s Big Data report examines how data analytics can include or exclude consumers unfairly. Here’s what the guidance means for businesses using consumer data.

The PTG Nevada case involving Pay the Ghost raised questions about copyright infringement and studio liability. Here’s what the lawsuit was about and its outcome.

Scammers send fraudulent invoices to new trademark registrants pretending to be official USPTO notices. Here’s how to spot trademark mail fraud and protect your registration.

The EU’s right to be forgotten allows individuals to request removal of certain search results. Here’s how the concept applied in the Ken Kratz case and beyond.

Mexico’s Federal Law on Protection of Personal Data regulates how businesses handle consumer data. Here’s what companies doing business in Mexico need to know.

Alcohol companies face lawsuits over labels that misrepresent ingredients, origin, or strength. Here’s what the law requires and what misleading labels can cost you.

China’s copyright takedown system imposes strict obligations on online platforms to remove infringing content. Here’s how the Chinese copyright enforcement system works.

The APEC Privacy Framework sets baseline standards for personal data protection across Asia-Pacific economies. Here’s what it covers and how it affects e-commerce.

Trademark opposition proceedings allow third parties to challenge pending registrations. Here’s what defenses are available to applicants facing an opposition.