Category: Business Law

The EEOC confirmed that employers reopening businesses may conduct COVID-19 health screenings without violating disability discrimination laws. Here’s what’s allowed.

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.

Revision Legal’s Eric Misterovich joins Lance Tamashiro’s podcast to discuss internet law, e-commerce legal issues, and how online businesses can protect themselves.

Jerk.com was a website that allowed users to post defamatory profiles of others. Here’s how the site’s legal battles illustrate key internet defamation principles.

New EU data protection regulations dramatically increased fines for privacy violations. Here’s what the new penalty structure looks like and how it compares to previous enforcement.

A federal court upheld the FCC’s net neutrality rules, requiring ISPs to treat all internet traffic equally. Here’s what the ruling means for consumers and online businesses.

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

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.

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.