The Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act or ACPA defines cybersquatting in a very loose way, and in order to be found guilty of unlawful cybersquatting, in order that they ...

You have been accused by threat letter, lawsuit or UDRP complaint of engaging in trademark cybersquatting.  The penalties for cybersquatting can be serious.  Statutory...

Enrico Schaefer discusses what domainers can do in order to avoid transfer orders under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP), and lawsuits under the Anticybers...

It isn’t often that a UDRP panel finds that a complainant who owns a registered trademark does not satisfy the first prong of the UDRP’s abusive registration test, namely, tha...

It is never wise to register the trademark of a competitor in a domain name.  As Silver Ring found out, registering a competitor’s trademark in a domain name can subject yo...