Category: Internet Law

The California Consumer Privacy Act regulations were finalized with last-minute changes affecting businesses. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys help companies achieve and maintain CCPA compliance.

Courts are consistently holding cybersquatters liable when intent to profit is proven. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the intent element in cybersquatting cases and how to prove it.

A stolen unencrypted laptop resulted in a $1.04 million fine from the OCR. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain device security obligations and how to avoid similar data breach penalties.

UDRP proceedings require a registered trademark to challenge infringing domain names. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain how trademarks are used in domain dispute proceedings.

Allowing employees to use personal devices for work creates significant legal risks. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the legal reasons companies should consider restricting BYOD policies.

The Supreme Court strengthened legal protections against unwanted robocalls and auto-dialers. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the ruling’s impact on telemarketing and TCPA compliance.

Domain name due diligence is a critical but overlooked part of M&A transactions. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain what to examine in domain name due diligence during acquisitions.

Data collected during the COVID pandemic for one purpose cannot simply be repurposed. Here’s what businesses need to know about the legal risks.

Web scraping can constitute misappropriation of trade secrets under state and federal law. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain when web scraping is illegal and your legal remedies.

COVID-19 created new opportunities for cybercrime under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain CFAA liability and cybercrime exposure for businesses.