Uniform Domain Name Resolution Policy
- May 10, 2011
How does a trier determine that the respondent registered a disputed domain name in bad faith when the respondent fails…
, - May 5, 2011
Holders of trademarks composed of common words not infrequently flatter themselves as to their symbols' distinction and market reach. It…
, , - May 3, 2011
Another panelist silently rejects the retroactive bad faith construction of the Policy which argues for disjoining the conjunctive requirements for…
, - April 27, 2011
It is not unusual to find trademarks composed of common terms competing in the cyber marketplace for the attention of…
, - April 25, 2011
To have a trademark when commencing the UDRP proceeding is sufficient to satisfy the requirement, but not enough to prevail…
- April 23, 2011
Mere delay by a trademark holder in claiming abusive registration is not barred by the doctrine of laches, although this…
, - April 15, 2011
It is fair use of trademark as entry to a website devoted to comment and criticism. Paragraph 4(c)(iii) of the…
- April 6, 2011
“Kineret” or “Kinneret” is the Biblical name for the Sea of Galilee. It is also the name of a drug…
- April 2, 2011
Domainers are held to a higher standard for investigating bulk acquisitions. Denying knowledge of the complainant and its trademark is…
, - March 29, 2011
Fortuity can enter into the choice of name, but it is tenuous when the trademark is an arbitrary collation and…
, - March 26, 2011
In denying relief to a trademark holder for a claim that exceeds the Policy's scope Panels explain that "the decision…
, , - March 24, 2011
A reasoned decision that a dispute is outside the scope of the Policy has the effect of leaving the domain…
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