- December 9, 2014See Anthology of Commentaries -- 2014 Proving cybersquatting on weak trademarks rises in difficulty as the marks descend the classification…
- December 3, 2014See Anthology of Commentaries -- 2014 Except where complainant’s claim is truly egregious for which there can be said to…
- November 25, 2014It may be surprising to learn that defense of free speech under UDRP depends on the Panel you draw; but…
- November 25, 2014Disputes declared outside the scope of the UDRP affirms the Policy's limited jurisdiction. The Policy is designed to address claims…
- November 17, 2014Attorneys have tried using trademarks to market professional services, but the outcome applies to all professionals as the surgeon found…
- November 3, 2014Except for the time and expense of having to defend claims of infringement there are no severe financial consequences of…
- November 1, 2014See Anthology of Commentaries -- 2014 Published on the Resolution Roundtable Blog, sponsored by the Dispute Resolution Section of the…
- October 13, 2014Complainants who register trademarks without first obtaining corresponding domain name have no actionable claims against respondents already holding corresponding domain…
- October 9, 2014Published on the Resolution Roundtable Blog, sponsored by the Dispute Resolution Section of the New York State Bar Association, October…
- October 8, 2014There is no consensus for reverse domain name hijacking; rather, there is a diversity of views about the conduct that…
- October 1, 2014To succeed in a UDRP case parties must pay attentiion to the evidentiary demands of the process. Complaints are dismissed…
- September 26, 2014This article, "Opportunist Registrations of Domain Names: What Is Going On, and What Tools Are Available for Trademark Owners," appears…