Cybersquatting Law: Must Prove Bad Faith Intent To Profit
Judge Lewis Kaplan hammered his gavel on the cybersquatting scrum between programmer Jason Kneen and OfficeLinks.com executive Harsh Mehta. In...
Judge Lewis Kaplan hammered his gavel on the cybersquatting scrum between programmer Jason Kneen and OfficeLinks.com executive Harsh Mehta. In...
Programmer Buys Domain In The 1990s; Startup Wants It In 2014. Sixteen years ago, a London-based programmer, Jason Kneen, purchased...
A U.S. court ruling paved the way for lawsuits against domain registrars that offer “cash for parking” programs. The high-profile...
They’re heeerrrreeee….. Ladies and gents, we’re entering a new era of the Internet. For some time now, we’ve been freed...
What happens when you own a domain name trademarked by someone else, and s/he wants it back? Must you give...
It’s a legal showdown between the Grand Poobah of corporate do-goodery and a small-town-saving yogurt company. Simple trademark rights anchor...
When it comes to cybersquatting, sometimes the business competition compliance line isn’t crystal clear. The Domain Name Scuffle That Started...
A high-profile Internet law case is hogging headlines in China. Qihoo 360 Technology Co. Ltd (“Qihoo”) and Tencent, the world’s...
A pair of mail-order bride websites – Anastasia International and EM Models (dba, Elena’s Models) — went toe-to-toe in court....
Are you ready for some football tank wars!? A game developer v. game developer lawsuit, the case we’re about o...