Category: Internet Law

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.

Payment processor disputes can freeze funds and derail your business overnight. Here’s what legal options merchants have when payment processors hold or seize their accounts.

Yelp, Google and Glassdoor remove reviews that violate their content policies, not reviews that are merely negative. Here is how each platform’s reporting process works, what federal law says about review suppression, and when a court order makes sense.

Revision Legal testified on Michigan Senate Bills 524 and 525, which criminalize the sharing of revenge porn. Read our official legislative comments.

A website purchase agreement governs the sale of an online business and its digital assets. Here’s what every website purchase agreement should include to protect both parties.

Domain name theft is a serious threat to businesses’ online presence. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain how domain hijacking happens and what legal options you have to recover your domain.

Business defamation involves false statements that damage your company’s reputation and revenue. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys help businesses pursue defamation claims effectively.

Minimum advertised price policies let manufacturers set floor prices for their products online. Here’s how MAP policies work and what e-commerce sellers need to know about them.

TheDirty.com’s publication of user-submitted gossip posts tested the limits of Section 230 immunity. Here’s what the case decided about operator liability for third-party content.

A trademark dispute over the Angry Birds game revealed how video game IP is protected and contested. Here’s what game developers can learn from the Angry Birds trademark fight.