Domain Name Trademark Infringement Cases. Domain Name Case Law. First to Register in Good Faith.
When a company finds that the domain name corresponding to their corporate name or product trademark is owned by someone else the company can either choose a different name or fight to get the domain name back from its current owners. Domain name infringement is considered to be a serious violation but there are many protections available for owners of trademarked material. If someone is infringing upon your intellectual property rights you must first assess what it may take to make the infringer cease and desist from the continuing the unlawful conduct.
A lawsuit involving trademark infringement could cost you 100000 or more.
Please refer to the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy the UDRP if you have a concern or dispute about a registered domain name. After all with domains its first-come first-serve baby. A component of Hinch Newmans Internet law practice includes the representation of clients in trademark infringement cases involving domain names. Please refer to the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy the UDRP if you have a concern or dispute about a registered domain name.