The Freename Forum

... the second element of the CDRP. Brown also found that the opponent's bad faith was satisfied because the complainant's trademark was well known far and wide; it was inconceivable that the opponent did not know it when he registered the domain, and the evidence suggested that he had registered ...

... largest private company Reliance Industries Limited and now working at LdotR, this is no reason to be discouraged. Reliance, which is primarily known for petrochemicals and textiles, applied for the four domain extensions .reliance, .ril, .jio and .indians (for the Mumbau Indians cricket team) ...

... of the UDRP rules. In subsequent civil proceedings, the parties reached a settlement and the domain lh.com was transferred to Lufthansa. It is not known what Lufthansa paid for it. The view taken by the panel in the lh.com dispute in 2008, that registering domains in order to sell them does not ...

... “air conditioning”. Accordingly, it exclusively offers services for the repair of air conditioning systems. The complainant's trademark was not known to her. However, it was quite prepared to sell the domain to the complainant at market value in order to compensate for its expenses. The Greek ...

... trademark. The complainant's trademarks were registered years before the domains were registered. The opponents knew or at least should have known the trademarks. The fact that they registered the domains in bad faith is shown by the fact that they used the trademarks for the domains and ...

It’s every actor’s dream to get recognized on the most prestigious stages of the world, and Oscar is the answer to that. Academy Awards, known as the Oscars, sit at the top of the list when it comes to cinematic recognition. However, as far as controversies and blunders are concerned, even ...

... offering a training course on the topics of AI and copyright, data protection and competition law at the end of March 2025. Lawyer Jörg Heidrich, known from heise.de, is co-speaker of the weekend seminar. From Dortmund to Langeoog. Lawyer Thomas Meinke from Dortmund is taking over the conference ...

... that the domain was registered. Under no circumstances had the complainant or any other person been targeted. The complainant is not a well-known personality and is not the owner of a trademark that grants him exclusivity in the use of the word “stone”. The French lawyer Jane Seager was ...

... 400 proceedings - heavy industry and mechanical engineering. Carrefour, the meta-platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Whatsapp), Lego and other well-known brands filed the most complaints. The report also lists the legal representatives of the complainants, who are generally more or less large law ...

The US company Automattic Inc., known for its blogging service wordpress.com, is moving a little closer to infinity: for a one-off US$ 2,000, domain names can be registered for a whole century in advance. In the past, such offers have not ...