Attorneys Handling Cybersquatting Law
Across a wide range of domain name and cybersquatting law issues for both trademark holders and legitimate domainers.
More and more people are familiar with traditional cybersquatting, which is the registration used for trafficking in the domain name corresponding to the trademark of another with a bad faith intent to profit from that trademark of another. However, cybersquatting also entails registration and use of personal names and as domain name. Although 15 USC 11 […]
Read MoreA large number of UDRP complaints are never responded to by the respondent. As a UDRP attorney specializing in both complaints and responses to Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy arbitration proceedings, I see it all the time. Some respondents don’t participate because they don’t want to spend the money on a UDRP lawyer to go through […]
Read MoreTraverse Legal offers a cybersquatting report that enables us to identify using various what other domains might be out there that correspond to your trademark. Now, keep in mind, cybersquatting is when someone registers uses or traffics in a domain name that is confusingly similar to a trademark that you own with a bad faith […]
Read MoreSo what is bad faith cybersquatting, and what does a plaintiff who has filed an ACPA cybersquatting lawsuit have to prove? And what does the defendant have to establish in order to avoid a finding of bad faith under the ACPA? There are a number of non-exhaustive factors that a jury is going to look […]
Read MoreUDRP arbitrations under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy are much more simple than, say, cybersquatting litigation, filing a cybersquatting lawsuit in a federal court, but they still require a level of experience. A UDRP complaint needs to deal with the basic elements as spelled out under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy […]
Read MoreWelcome to Cybersquatting Law Radio where domain name, cybersquatting, and trademark domain name issues are always the hottest topic of discussion. Whether you are a trademark owner who believes they are a victim of cybersquatting or a domain owner wrongly accused of trademark infringement, you will find all the tips you need to protect your […]
Read MoreWhen you are selecting an attorney to represent you on any matter, it is important that you hire an attorney who specializes in the issue that you are facing. Cyber squatting is a very specialized cause of action.
Read MoreCybersquatting. It’s implications and Defenition Commonly known as domain squatting, the definition of cybersquatting is different under the Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (ACPA) and the Uniform Domain Resolution Policy (UDRP). Essentially, it is the registration, use or attempts to sell a domain name with bad faith intent to profit from the goodwill of a […]
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