Arizona Revenge Porn Law “On Ice.” Can You Still Get Pics Removed?
Last April, the state passed an Arizona revenge porn law. Controversial from the start, free speech advocates abhor the bill’s...
Famous Trade Secret Lawsuit: “Oscar” People v. GoDaddy
We’re travelling back in time to review one of the more famous trade secret cases of the past decade. In 2012,...
Marketing Defamation: A New Type Of Online Business Libel
Dust off that deerstalker and limber your legal mind — for a fascinating libel lawsuit is afoot! Video streaming company,...
Facebook Cyberbullying Case Study & Legal Information
If you’re a parent considering legal action to protect your child from the ravages of online harassment, researching cyberbullying cases...
Domain Law: You Can’t Hold A Domain Hostage
What happens when you own a domain name trademarked by someone else, and s/he wants it back? Must you give...
Is The ACLU Overdoing It With Its Revenge Porn Law Case In Arizona?
The ACLU sued Arizona over the state’s revenge porn law. Why? Possible First Amendment problems. Could the statute be better...
Can You Trust Yelp Reviews?
Can you trust yelp reviews? Or is the site a pay-for-play cauldron of post manipulation? These are the questions people...
UDRP Law: It’s Possible To Win A Federal Lawsuit After A Failed UDRP Ruling
A recent UDRP settlement proves that it pays to pursue domain dispute lawsuits — even if an initial ruling doesn’t...
California’s Yelp Law: What Every Business Owner (& Consumer) Needs To Know
The California Legislature passed Assembly Bill 2365 – a.k.a., the “Yelp Bill.” Free Speech advocates are thrilled about California’s Yelp...
4 Defenses That DIDN’T Work In An FTC Marketing Lawsuit
If you’re an online marketer, who pushes the legal envelope, read up on people who’ve been caught – because that...