Tag: e-commerce

Relying solely on Amazon exposes your business to significant legal and operational risks. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys explain why diversifying sales channels is legally smart.

E-commerce merchants need trademark protection to defend their brands on Amazon and online marketplaces. Revision Legal’s attorneys explain why trademark registration is essential for online sellers.

Amazon resolves most seller disputes through mandatory arbitration, not the courts. Revision Legal’s e-commerce attorneys explain the Amazon arbitration process and how to prepare.

SaaS and e-commerce companies acting as payment facilitators face complex regulatory requirements. Revision Legal’s internet lawyers explain payfac compliance, money transmission laws, and how to stay legal.

Is PayPal holding funds in your account? They can if you are sued for trademark infringement. If you are an online retailer, here is what you need to know about trademark infringement on ecommerce platforms, and things you should be aware of if you are required to defend yourself from trademark infringement allegations. A Mixing […]

In April 2019, Amazon unveiled its Patent Neutral Evaluation Procedure, designed to enlist private attorneys in resolving disputes through an arbitration procedure between utility patent owners and sellers on the Amazon Marketplace. Given that the Amazon Marketplace is the largest online retailer in the United States, capturing nearly 68% of all online sales, it is […]

Protecting Your E-Commerce Business From Data Breach Liability Data breaches pose a significant risk to e-commerce companies. Although the internet has opened up an entirely new world, allowing entrepreneurs to make money online from the comfort of their own homes, it has also opened up potential serious new hazards of which all companies should be […]

How to Manage Data Breaches Under GDPR In recent weeks, we have posted about the requirements of personal data protection under Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that companies must now follow. Today we will look into what a company must do in the event of a data breach under this regulation. Over the past […]

Last week I wrote about the EU’s new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) consumer-friendly approach to personal data collection and storage. This regulation, which went into effect earlier this year, requires that companies only collect, store, or process personal data when there is consent or when it is necessary. Companies are often surprised at the […]

Do you need to know how to trademark a product? Check out our ultimate guide to get started and protect your work today. A trademark legal battle has waged over the word “Apple” for three decades. You see, the Beatles named their music company Apple Corps. Eight years later Steve Jobs came along with Apple […]