Category: Internet Law

Federal law requires internet service providers to report child sexual abuse material to NCMEC. Here’s what ISPs must do and the penalties for failing to comply.

2018 was a landmark year for data privacy with GDPR taking effect and major data breaches making headlines. Here’s a roundup of the most significant privacy developments.

GDPR requires companies to notify regulators of data breaches within 72 hours. Here’s how to manage a breach response under GDPR and minimize your regulatory exposure.

Under GDPR, processing personal data must be necessary for a lawful purpose. Here’s how courts and regulators interpret the ‘necessity’ standard and what it means for businesses.

GDPR governs how businesses collect, store, and use personal data of EU residents. Here’s a breakdown of lawful processing grounds and your compliance obligations.

Online defamation can damage your reputation and business. Here’s how to identify actionable slander and libel, respond to online attacks, and pursue legal remedies.

Memes can trigger real copyright and defamation lawsuits. Here’s a look at seven cases where someone sued over a meme and what courts decided about internet content rights.

Securing the right domain name for your business requires acting fast and understanding the registration process. Here’s how to claim, protect, and defend your domain name.

E-commerce fraud costs businesses billions annually. Here’s how to identify common fraud patterns, implement protective measures, and limit your legal and financial exposure.

The UDRP process follows specific steps from filing to decision. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys walk you through each stage of the UDRP domain dispute resolution process.