Category: Internet Law

Getting defamatory content removed from ComplaintsBoard and RipOffReport requires legal action or platform procedures. Here’s how to pursue removal of false online reviews.

The First Amendment does not protect false statements that damage a person’s reputation. Here’s how courts distinguish protected speech from actionable defamation online.

A BitTorrent copyright infringement case involving Fathers and Daughters was filed in Michigan. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain BitTorrent litigation and copyright enforcement tactics.

Anonymous online defamers can be identified through subpoenas to internet service providers. Here’s the legal process for unmasking anonymous commenters who post false statements.

Section 230 of the CDA shields online platforms from liability for user-generated defamatory content. Here’s how the law works and what it means for defamation victims.

The EU’s right to be forgotten allows individuals to request removal of certain search results. Here’s how the concept applied in the Ken Kratz case and beyond.

China’s copyright takedown system imposes strict obligations on online platforms to remove infringing content. Here’s how the Chinese copyright enforcement system works.

Anti-SLAPP laws protect defendants from meritless defamation lawsuits designed to silence them. Here’s how anti-SLAPP statutes apply to internet defamation cases.

UDRP proceedings can recover stolen domain names, but they have limitations. Here’s when UDRP is the right tool for domain theft recovery and when other options work better.

A Michigan court addressed a novel issue involving cybersquatting and bad faith domain registration. Here’s what the ruling means for domain name dispute resolution.