Uniform Domain Name Resolution Policy
- July 6, 2010
Acquiring domain names as assets – for selling, financing, monetizing, trading and warehousing – has been part of the culture…
, - July 2, 2010
UDRP jurisprudence did not come ready made. Panelists assembled it from readily available legal and cultural artifacts, and it grew…
, - July 1, 2010
As a general proposition in disputes of title, in order to establish as a matter of law that a party…
, - June 30, 2010
Domain names registered in good faith are freely marketable, but the Policy contains injunctive commands prohibiting transfer to “another holder…
- June 29, 2010
UDRP jurisprudence requires the complainant to plead and prove that the respondent registered and is using the domain name in…
- June 28, 2010
Holders of trademarks composed of given or surnames compete for space and attention with persons who are known by those…
, - June 25, 2010
The domain community is well aware of the UDRP, but other registrants are less familiar with the contractual matrix that…
, - 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 23, 2010
Domain names identical or confusingly similar to trademarks are not for that reason infringing another's right. It is basic UDRP…
, - June 22, 2010
Domain names composed of common foreign words (allegedly without knowledge that they are identical or confusingly similar to complainant’s trademark)…
- June 21, 2010
A number of panelists have expressly granted permission to complainants or paved their way to refiling complaints on grounds that…
- June 18, 2010
Domain names and trademarks alike can be lost by termination or cancellation if registrations are not renewed (UDRP) or affirmed…