Montana’s Consumer Data Privacy Act grants residents new rights over their personal information. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys summarize Part 2 of Montana’s data privacy statute.
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Montana’s Consumer Data Privacy Act contains several unusual provisions not found in other state laws. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain the unique aspects of Montana’s privacy statute.
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Amazon FBA sellers sourcing from China need carefully drafted supplier contracts. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys explain the key provisions for protecting your interests with Chinese suppliers.
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E-commerce rollups and aggregators face unique legal challenges in acquiring and scaling brands. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys help rollup operators structure deals and manage legal risk.
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Direct-to-consumer e-commerce brands need specialized legal counsel for their unique challenges. Revision Legal’s DTC e-commerce attorneys help brands with compliance, contracts, and growth.
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New York City’s automated employment decision tools ordinance is now in effect. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain what employers must do to comply with the new requirements.
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Indiana’s Consumer Data Protection Act establishes new privacy rights and business obligations. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys provide a summary of Part 1 of Indiana’s privacy law.
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Michigan’s NIL law allows student athletes to profit from their name, image, and likeness. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain Michigan NIL rights and how to structure compliant deals.
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California has proposed new website accessibility legislation that could affect businesses. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the proposed law and what it would require of websites.
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Generally, indie game studio lawyers have three methods of billing — hourly, flat fee, and contingency. These structures depend on what services are being provided and what the client is able to negotiate. For an indie game studio attorney, fees are typically charged by the hour or via flat fee. Flat fee billing is often […]
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