Category: Internet Law

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.

Influencer endorsement deals must be fair and FTC-compliant. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys review influencer contracts to protect your rights and income.

COPPA protects children’s online privacy by regulating how websites collect data from kids under 13. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain COPPA compliance requirements.

Connecticut has strengthened its consumer data protection law with new business obligations. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys help businesses understand and comply with CT’s updated requirements.

States are adding neural data protections to consumer privacy laws, expanding business obligations. Revision Legal’s privacy attorneys explain what neural data rules mean for your business.