Category: Internet Law

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.

Deceptive pricing practices online violate FTC rules and state consumer protection laws. Here’s what e-commerce sellers need to know about legal pricing disclosure requirements.

Facebook’s data practices triggered GDPR scrutiny that affects every business advertising on the platform. Here’s what your company needs to do to prepare for compliance.

GDPR enforcement began May 2018, requiring businesses handling EU data to act fast. Here are five concrete steps every company should take to achieve basic GDPR compliance.

Data localization laws restrict where personal data can be stored and transferred. Here are two immediate steps businesses can take to comply with cross-border data rules.

Facebook’s automated text messages to non-users may violate the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. Here’s the legal analysis of whether Facebook’s SMS practices break TCPA rules.