Category: Internet Law

The FTC actively enforces privacy policy violations. Here’s what the agency looks for, recent enforcement actions, and how businesses can stay compliant.

Domain names go through a predictable lifecycle from registration to expiration and beyond. Here’s how the domain lifecycle works and what happens when domains go unused or lapse.

Data breaches are among the most expensive incidents a business can face. From legal fees to regulatory fines, here’s a full breakdown of the costs.

Revision Legal has recovered stolen domain names for clients using UDRP, ACPA, and other legal tools. Here are results from our domain theft and cybersquatting representations.

Online advertising practices are under legal scrutiny, with class action lawsuits targeting behavioral tracking and data collection. Here’s what to know.

Domain name theft can be prevented with the right security measures and legal protections. Here’s how to protect your domain from unauthorized transfers, hacking, and hijacking.

US companies that handle EU residents’ data must comply with the EU Data Protection Directive. Here’s what it requires and the penalties for violations.

Domain registrars can be held liable for negligent security practices that enable domain theft. Here’s why two-factor authentication should be mandatory for registrar accounts.

Data privacy law imposes strict obligations on businesses that collect, store, or share personal information. Here’s a practical overview for business owners.

The FTC has stepped up enforcement of COPPA, the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act. Here’s what websites and apps that collect children’s data must do to stay compliant.