Category: Internet Law

Getting an indie game on Nintendo’s platform requires navigating strict approval and technical requirements. Here’s what independent game developers need to know about the process.

Not all business lawyers understand e-commerce. Here’s what to look for when hiring an e-commerce lawyer, including the key practice areas they should cover for online businesses.

FTC amendments to COPPA expanded protections for children’s online privacy and gave parents greater control over data collection. Here’s what the updated rules require.

Burger King fought cybersquatting in Russia through international domain name litigation. Here’s what the case teaches about protecting brand names in foreign domain registrations.

A reputation management company proposed a data vault system to give users control over their personal information online. Here’s how the concept would work and what it would require.

Microsoft’s attempt to trademark Killer Instinct was denied by the USPTO. Here’s what the rejection reveals about trademarking well-known titles in the video game industry.

Apple’s Passbook terms of use governed how developers and merchants could use the digital wallet platform. Here’s what the terms required and what they meant for app developers.

Revision Legal’s privacy law practice helps businesses comply with data privacy regulations and represents individuals whose privacy rights have been violated.

California privacy rights groups have clashed with retailers over consumer data collection practices. Here’s the legal landscape and what retailers must do.

A cybersquatting attorney handles domain name disputes under the ACPA and UDRP. Here’s what these lawyers do, what cases they handle, and when your business needs one.