Category: Internet Lawyer

Revision Legal’s internet lawyers accept Bitcoin as payment for legal services. Here’s what types of internet law matters we handle and how to pay for legal services with crypto.

The SEC lifted its longstanding ban on general solicitation for certain private offerings under Rule 506(c). Here’s what the change means for startups raising venture capital.

Former congressman Ron Paul filed a UDRP complaint seeking RonPaul.com but lost the dispute. Here’s what the decision revealed about cybersquatting and free speech in domain names.

Revenge porn victims have legal options including civil lawsuits, criminal complaints, and DMCA takedowns. Revision Legal’s revenge porn lawyers can help you fight back.

Competitors can usually bid on your trademark as a Google Ads keyword, but ad text and confusion change the analysis. Here is how Google’s policy and the courts treat trademark keywords.

Atari’s bankruptcy filing raised complex IP issues around video game assets, licenses, and brand ownership. Here’s a video game lawyer’s analysis of what the bankruptcy meant for gaming.

ICANN’s Trademark Clearinghouse lets brand owners record their trademarks to receive priority rights in new top-level domain launches. Here’s how to register and what protection it provides.

Affiliate marketing agreements define the relationship between merchants and promoters and limit liability risks. Here are three ways a well-drafted agreement protects your business.

Georgia created an intrastate crowdfunding exemption allowing businesses to raise capital from Georgia residents. Here’s how the Georgia crowdfunding exemption works.

The Marketplace Fairness Act proposed requiring online sellers to collect sales tax on digital downloads across state lines. Here’s how it would affect e-commerce businesses.