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If you have a domain name issue, chances are the first question your attorney will ask you will be about whether your domain name is trademark protected. A domain trademark lawyer can typically increase leverage if the domain name matches your trademark, or otherwise has common law trademark rights. A Domain Name Trademark Lawyer Can […]
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The core principal behind open source software is software freedom: the right to access the source code and know what’s in the software you’re using. In this podcast, the open source software attorneys at Traverse Legal discuss why the fundamental right of software freedom is so important and why companies should perform audits of open […]
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The Uniform Domain Dispute Resolution Policy (“UDRP”) is an administrative process developed by The Internet Corporation for Assigned Named and Numbers (“ICANN“) to facilitate disputes related to the registration of generic top-level domains (“gTLDs”). Through third-parties such as the FORUM and/or the World Intellectual Property Organization (“WIPO“), a Complainant may file an UDRP Complaint against […]
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We have received complaints about the HolySmoke.org website which purports to run online reviews. The website itself contains no information about who runs holysmoke.org or any owner or operator identifying information. The owner uses pope @holysmoke.org as the email address for contact. While some reviews look legitimate, others, such as featured reviews, look suspicious. Is […]
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[Detroit, MI]. In this episode of Tech Law Radio, Online Brand Protection Attorney Mallory King talks about why policing online merchandise infringement of your brand is important and provides insight into ways you can both prevent and remove such infringement. (Keep reading for a FREE list of online monitoring tools to help protect your goods) […]
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Looking for resources on: How to prove defamation of character, libel, and defamation on the internet? We have you covered. Actual Damages, Presumed Damages and Defamation Claims What is Defamation? What is Defamation, Libel and Slander? I am the victim of online defamation. What do I do? Internet Defamation in Online Reviews Removing Defamation from […]
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Are you a social media influencer or brand looking to hire a social media influencer? Whether you are an Instagram, twitter or youtube or other social media influencer – or a company hiring an influencer to promote or endorse your brand – you are going to need a influencer agreement to set forth license, payment […]
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Highlights of this Tech Law Podcast from CPG attorney Lorrie Orton Heath: CPG means a lot of different things to different people. For just the initial sort of definition of it, CPG stands for consumer packaged goods. And I would suggest here that it’s important to also tie this in not only with a good business […]
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So you have been called a “con man” in a published statement on the internet. Surely, that statement must be libelous and therefore defamatory? Maybe. If you were labeled a con man in a serious news article that left an impression that you were engaged in wrongful activity and such were untrue then the statement is […]
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[unedited transcript] Welcome to Traverse Legal Radio. The Tech Lawyer Podcast. A show dedicated to helping entrepreneurs, CEOs and founders navigate legal issues, grow revenue and increase their valuation. This podcast is sponsored by the IP and Litigation Attorneys at Traverse Legal PLC. Visit TraverseLegal.com to learn how Traverse Legal attorneys are changing the […]
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