We are thrilled to announce the release of our new branding, the launch of our new website, and the addition of a new attorney and office in Detroit.
We believe we have created a brand and a website that matches our firm’s personality and approach. Our focused practice on intellectual property and Internet law issues is based on what we find interesting: the intersection of law, creative thinking, and technology. And while we are not the typical law firm, we are dedicated to providing Big Law services in our own unique manner.
We handle trademark issues, copyright issues, and matters relating to the ever expanding role the Internet plays in all of our lives. We also assist businesses in organizing, growing, taking on investors, and guiding them along the way.
Our clients literally span the globe. We carry state and federal litigation matters across the United States, from California to New York. We regularly advise European clients on United States trademark and copyright issues, handle domain name disputes and domain name theft issues for clients in Asia, and represent e-commerce and online-based businesses that operate throughout the world.
We work with companies from all sectors, including manufacturing, technology, insurance, financial, entertainment, food and drink, and nonprofits.
We have offices in Traverse City, St. Joseph, and Detroit. Our team has more than doubled in size in the past year. And we are just getting started.
The relaunch of Revision Legal is not just a cosmetic change. It reflects the evolution of our firm from a small startup law practice into a sophisticated firm capable of handling the full spectrum of intellectual property and internet law matters that businesses face in the modern economy. Our new brand reflects that evolution — and our commitment to continuing it.
When we founded Revision Legal, we saw a gap in the legal market. Large law firms handled intellectual property work but were expensive and often slow to adapt to the pace at which technology and internet law were evolving. Small firms could be nimble but often lacked the depth of expertise and resources to handle complex, high-stakes matters. We built Revision Legal to occupy that middle ground: sophisticated legal work delivered with the responsiveness and efficiency that technology-driven businesses demand.
We handle all aspects of trademark law, from clearance and registration through enforcement and litigation. Our attorneys have represented clients in proceedings before the USPTO’s Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, in federal district courts across the country, and in international trademark disputes. We have recovered stolen domains, stopped counterfeiters, and successfully enforced trademark rights against infringing competitors for clients ranging from individual entrepreneurs to publicly traded companies.
Our copyright practice covers the full lifecycle of creative content — from registration and licensing to infringement claims and DMCA enforcement. We represent content creators, software developers, publishers, and businesses that depend on copyright protection for their core assets. In the digital economy, copyright enforcement requires both legal sophistication and technical understanding of how content is distributed, tracked, and monetized online. We bring both to every copyright matter we handle.
The internet creates legal issues at a pace that traditional legal practice has struggled to match. Our internet law practice covers data privacy compliance, website terms and conditions, e-commerce legal frameworks, domain name disputes, DMCA compliance, Section 230 issues, and the full range of legal questions that arise when businesses operate online. We have represented clients in matters involving every major social platform, registrar, and technology provider.
We assist businesses at every stage of their development — from entity formation and initial contracts through financing transactions, mergers and acquisitions, and exit planning. Our corporate clients include technology startups, e-commerce companies, SaaS businesses, and established companies across a range of industries. We understand that legal advice must serve business objectives, and we structure our counsel accordingly.
Revision Legal is a Michigan firm with a national and international practice. Our offices in Traverse City, St. Joseph, and Detroit position us to serve businesses throughout Michigan while maintaining the ability to handle matters in courts and before regulatory bodies across the country. Our attorneys are admitted in multiple state and federal jurisdictions, and we regularly coordinate with counsel in other jurisdictions on matters requiring multi-state or international representation.
For our international clients, we offer guidance on U.S. trademark and copyright law, including how to protect and enforce intellectual property rights in the United States. We work with European clients navigating the requirements of U.S. intellectual property law, and with clients in Asia who need experienced U.S. counsel for domain name disputes and technology transactions.
At Revision Legal, we think like the clients we serve. Many of our clients are technology companies, online businesses, and entrepreneurs who built their businesses by challenging conventional approaches. We bring that same mindset to legal practice — finding efficient, creative solutions to legal problems rather than defaulting to expensive and slow conventional approaches.
We are transparent about fees and realistic about outcomes. We do not pad hours or run up bills on unnecessary work. We staff matters efficiently with attorneys who have genuine expertise in the relevant area rather than generalists learning on our clients’ time. And we communicate clearly and promptly — because in fast-moving businesses, a delayed legal response is often no response at all.
Stay connected with our firm and learn about developments in intellectual property and internet law by following us on social media and subscribing to our blog. We publish substantive legal content written by our attorneys on the issues that matter most to technology companies, creative businesses, and entrepreneurs. If you have a legal matter you would like to discuss, contact us today. We look forward to learning about your business and helping you protect what you have built.
One of the commitments we made at Revision Legal 2.0 was to produce legal content that is actually useful — not the generic, keyword-stuffed blog posts that populate most law firm websites, but substantive analysis of real legal issues that our clients and prospective clients face. The internet and intellectual property spaces move fast, and lawyers who are not actively practicing in these areas cannot meaningfully analyze the developments that matter.
Every piece of content on the Revision Legal blog is written by an attorney who actually handles these issues for clients. When we write about data breach liability, it is because we have represented clients in data breach matters. When we write about domain theft, it is because we have recovered stolen domains. When we write about trademark registration strategy, it is because we handle trademark portfolios every day. The goal is to give you enough to understand the issue and enough to recognize when you need professional help.
We invite you to explore our practice areas, read our blog, and reach out if you have questions. And if you are a past client who has trusted us with a difficult matter — thank you. That trust is the foundation of everything we are building here.
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