Uniform Rapid Suspension is designed for cases with an overwhelming evidence of bad faith. This post is part of a series on UDRP issues by the Internet Commerce Association. Uniform Rapid Suspension (URS) is a relatively new mechanism for trademark ... Continue ReadingLeave a Comment
UDRP Complainants should stop misusing the UDRP for business disputes and trademark infringement disputes
· Policy & LawUDRP was designed for cybersquatting, not business disputes and trademark infringement challenges. This post is part of a series on UDRP issues by the Internet Commerce Association. Misguided trademark owners are wasting their time and money on UDRP ... Continue Reading2 Comments
ICANN Working Group: Registrants Must Retain the Right to Defend Their Domains in Court
· Policy & LawIn this post, the Internet Commerce Association provides an update on a plan to give IGOs special privileges related to domain names. Should domain name registrants’ fundamental right, the right to go to court to overrule a UDRP decision transferring ... Continue Reading3 Comments