Category: Internet Law

Esports has grown from being just a niche hobby to a global business. With that growth comes a massive responsibility for gaming businesses. Every match, login, and in-game purchase often involves collecting and generating data, which in most cases is personal and even sensitive. So, whether you are an organizer, advertiser, streaming platform, developer, or […]

A single defamatory post can undo years of hard work. As the saying goes, bad news travels fast, and online defamation often lingers long after the damage is done. Defamatory content can take various forms, including fake reviews or misleading blog posts. Fortunately, in the same way the internet gives people room to express themselves, […]

As an online business owner, having a great product or service is just half the job. If people do not know your business exists, sales will not follow. That is why most online businesses invest in advertising. In the U.S., ads are closely regulated to protect consumers from being misled. If you advertise online, whether […]

Email marketing remains one of the most effective ways to grow a business, stay visible, and boost sales. At the same time, it is an area where even small mistakes can escalate into significant legal problems. As a business, if your email crosses the line, you could face regulatory action, fines, and even a loss […]

Buying a domain might appear quite simple, you know, pick a name you like, check availability, and hit “buy”. However, even the smallest decisions can have long-term consequences. A domain isn’t just a web address; it is part of your brand and marketing. It is what you will use for years to come. As such, […]

Online presence is no longer optional for most businesses. As a business owner, you are probably juggling sales, operations, and marketing. When you’re stretched thin and still need to create content for your socials, it is tempting to grab a great article, image, or video you found online and use it for your own website […]

Social media has completely transformed how businesses connect with customers and advertise products. Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and X offer businesses incredible opportunities. However, they also present unique challenges. If you are a business owner or content creator, you may have heard of “social media attorneys,” but what do they actually do? Read on […]

Social media is a powerful tool that gives new and established businesses alike much-needed visibility. Social media use also comes with its share of responsibility. As a business owner, it is vital to know that every post, comment, and ad carries legal implications, from intellectual property to privacy and advertising claims. Understanding social media compliance […]

Social media influencers can earn thousands per sponsored post, but need proper contracts and FTC compliance. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys protect influencer income and rights.

The Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act lets trademark owners sue domain squatters. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the elements required to win an ACPA cybersquatting claim.