Category: Corporate

SaaS agreements govern software-as-a-service relationships between providers and customers. Here’s what cloud business SaaS contracts must include to protect both parties.

One technique that companies often use to advertise their product or service is by drawing comparisons against their competitor’s product or service. This advertising technique is known as comparative advertising. Comparative advertising specifically identifies the competitor by name and highlights discrepancies in the quality of the competitor’s product or service compared to its own product […]

Revenge porn involves the non-consensual distribution of intimate images to harm a victim. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the legal definition and remedies for revenge porn victims.

An EULA protects mobile app developers from liability and sets the legal terms for app use. Here’s what every mobile application end user license agreement must include.

Revision Legal’s Chicago trademark attorneys help Illinois businesses register and protect their trademarks in federal court and at the USPTO. Contact us for a consultation.

Trades secrets are important to a company’s bottom line and they are at the core of any company’s long-term success. Consider, for example, the famous Kentucky Fried Chicken recipe, which allegedly includes 11 herbs and spices. Kentucky Fried Chicken has kept its renowned recipe a secret for decades, which many consider to be the key […]

AirBnB’s terms of service contain provisions that significantly affect host and guest rights. Here’s a breakdown of the key terms and what you’re agreeing to when you sign up.

Montana’s data breach notification law requires businesses to notify residents when their personal information is compromised. Here’s what the law requires and who must comply.

When private photos are stolen from a cell phone and shared without consent, victims have legal options. Here’s how to fight back and protect your rights.

Yelp’s Terms of Service expose users and businesses to significant legal risks around reviews and content. Here’s what Section 5(A) requires and what it means for your business.