Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act
- October 20, 2010
A transferee is likely to take possession of a disputed domain name under conditions factually different from the original registrant.…
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With qualification, descriptive phrases are not denied trademark registration but they are less protected from concurrent users. That is clear…
, - October 12, 2010
Trademark law recognizes with some qualification that two parties can be entitled to use similar, even identical lexical strings where…
, - October 7, 2010
Turning the issue around from yesterday's Note, instead of geographic indicators joined to trademarks, consider geographic trademarks and their strength.…
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Application of laches for sleeping on one's rights would bar the complainant's claim even though the respondent's registration was and…
, - September 2, 2010
UDRP is not centric to any particular national law, but where the parties are “domiciled in the United States and…
, , - August 31, 2010
Trademark law recognizes, with qualification that two parties can be entitled to the use of similar, even identical lexical strings…
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Judged objectively not all similarity is confusing with domain names and trademarks. Paragraph 4(a)(i) of the Policy is not satisfied…
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Complainants from time to time refile complaints on change of circumstances. Refiling is not barred but complainant must satisfy strict…
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The threshold requirement sets a low bar but small differences “can have a major effect on the way domain names…
, - August 19, 2010
The first five UDRP decisions (1 commenced in1999 and the first four of 2000) were decided in Complainants’ favor without…
, , - August 17, 2010
In the curious case of Eneco BV v. Eneco, D2010-0548 (WIPO July 7, 2010) – curious because the Panel made…
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