Topic: Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy

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‘livingedge.com’ dispute: living on the edge of bad faith

While several elements of this case meant that it initially appeared winnable for the complainant, the panel concluded that bad-faith registration on the respondent’s part had not been proven.

09 February 2024

Winning strategies for resolving domain name disputes in China

The rapidly evolving and competitive nature of the Internet carries a high risk of infringement. For rights holders of domain names in China, it is vital to understand the different dispute resolution methods in order to effectively protect their assets.

25 January 2024

Domain name investor obtains finding of RDNH

UDRP panels will require very convincing evidence of bad-faith targeting before ordering the transfer of valuable domain names.

16 January 2024

UDRP: bad faith difficult to prove for short acronyms

Evidence that the respondent was targeting the complainant’s trademark is key under the UDRP.

10 January 2024

A year in trademarks at Verizon: fighting an unprecedented increase in cybersquatting and scams

WTR sits down with Patrick Flaherty, senior managing associate general counsel, intellectual property law and policy group, at Verizon, to reflect on an award-winning year and why brand owners need to make use of ICANN’s Registration Data Request Service.

02 January 2024

Respondent’s activity defeats ‘.au’ DRP

Brand owners should investigate public sources of information about a domain name registrant as much as possible before filing a complaint under the ‘.au’ DRP.

23 November 2023

Targeting is essential for a transfer under the UDRP

The decision highlights the difficulties of establishing bad faith in a passive holding case where targeting evidence is scarce.

14 November 2023

UDRP: the pivotal role of substantial evidence

UDRP complaints should be thoroughly substantiated and not contain bare assertions.

07 November 2023

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