Abusive registration
- July 30, 2010
Conceivably, a respondent on one continent could register a domain name confusingly similar to a trademark actively used on another…
, - July 16, 2010
Similarity in some respects, either of one of two common words or some identical syllables within a word, does not…
, - July 14, 2010
ICANN’s decision to approve the .xxx suffix for websites with pornographic content is essentially a zoning resolution. It has the…
, , - July 9, 2010
Paragraph 18(a) of the Rules of the Policy authorizes the Panel in its discretion to suspend or terminate a UDRP…
, , - July 8, 2010
Claims that raise business or contract issues have a mixed history of adjudication under the UDRP. They are sometimes found…
, - July 7, 2010
In the electronic age as compared to the paper it is harder to scrub or obfuscate the past because the…
, - July 6, 2010
Acquiring domain names as assets – for selling, financing, monetizing, trading and warehousing – has been part of the culture…
, - July 1, 2010
As a general proposition in disputes of title, in order to establish as a matter of law that a party…
, - June 24, 2010
Standing to maintain a UDRP proceeding is not limited to persons actually having a trademark. It is “well-established” notes the…
, , - June 16, 2010
There are many repeat complainants policing their trademarks in UDRP proceedings. Those of well known brands invariably prevail against defaulting,…
, - June 15, 2010
Ordinarily, registration and use of dictionary words singly or combined to form a descriptive phrase are available to the first…
, - June 14, 2010
It is incongruous to combine words drawn from different languages to create a domain name in which the dominant word…
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