Category: Internet Law

Revision Legal’s web attorneys provide legal services for online businesses, from terms of service drafting to IP protection and e-commerce compliance. Here’s how we help.

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.

ICANN’s Uniform Rapid Suspension system offers a faster, cheaper alternative to UDRP for clear cases of trademark abuse in domain names. Here’s how URS works and when to use it.

Website agreements including terms of service and privacy policies are essential for every online business. Here’s what they need to cover and why every site needs them.

Internet trademark infringement occurs when someone uses your trademark online without authorization. Here’s how to identify infringement, enforce your rights, and seek remedies.

California passed a law imposing special online privacy protections for minors. Here’s what the law requires and how businesses must adjust their practices.

California signed legislation expanding protections against invasive photography of private individuals. Here’s what the anti-paparazzi bill does.