Category: Revision Legal

Yelp’s disclosure of anonymous reviewer identities raises First Amendment privacy concerns. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the legal tension between Yelp subpoenas and reviewer privacy.

EU citizenship creates residency rights across member states. Here’s what Part III of this EU citizenship series covers about cross-border residency and freedom of movement.

The FCC proposed stronger internet service provider privacy rules affecting how ISPs use customer data. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the proposed rules and business implications.

Revision Legal provides experienced trademark attorney services in Kalamazoo and across Michigan. Our trademark lawyers help businesses register and protect their trademarks.

EU citizenship grants residents a range of rights across member states. Here’s Part II of our series covering the legal rights and practical benefits of European Union citizenship.

Trademarks, copyrights, and patents protect different types of intellectual property. Here’s a plain-language breakdown of what each covers and how to use them.

The Hulk Hogan sex tape case raised important questions about privacy rights and newsworthiness. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the legal standards for privacy in media and online content.

Internet libel can spread rapidly and cause lasting damage to your reputation. Revision Legal’s internet defamation attorneys explain your legal options for removing and recovering from online libel.

Every website needs a terms of service agreement to limit liability and protect the business. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain why a custom terms of service is essential.

EU citizens can invoke the right to be forgotten to have outdated or inaccurate personal data removed from the internet. Here’s how the right works and when it applies.