Category: Revision Legal

Esports sponsorship agreements raise unique IP, exclusivity, and image rights issues. Here’s what teams, players, and brands need to address in these contracts.

A trademark assignment transfers ownership of a mark from one party to another. Here’s how assignments work, what must be included, and how to record them with the USPTO.

Indie game studio legal costs vary based on services from contracts to IP protection. Revision Legal’s video game attorneys explain pricing for indie game developer legal services.

State telemarketing laws vary significantly and go beyond federal TCPA requirements. Here’s what businesses must know to comply with state-level telemarketing regulations.

A video game lawyer handles IP protection, licensing, employment contracts, and publishing agreements for game studios. Here’s when and why you should hire one.

The SBA issued guidance on how Paycheck Protection Program loans affect mergers and acquisitions. Here’s what buyers and sellers need to know before closing.

Businesses reopening after closures face ADA compliance risks from customers. Here’s how to reduce exposure to accessibility lawsuits under the ADA and state laws.

Not everything can be trademarked. Here’s what qualifies for trademark protection, what’s excluded, and how to evaluate whether your mark is registrable.

Filing an international trademark application through the Madrid System lets you protect your mark in multiple countries. Here’s how the process works step by step.

Registering a trademark in China requires understanding its unique first-to-file system. Here are answers to the most frequently asked questions about Chinese trademark registration.