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... not seem to have had the up-and-coming country extension of Anguilla on their radar. Playboy Enterprises International Inc. believes its trademark rights have been infringed by the domain playboy.ai. In October 2024, it asked the Chinese domain holder via a broker whether the domain was for sale. ...

... domain lawyer John Berryhill) on December 20, 2024. The lawsuit also seeks a declaration that Domdevelo OÜ has not infringed the trademark rights of Foris Limited. The statement of claim states, among other things, that the complainant in the UDRP proceedings is not the trademark owner ...

... by Namecheap. After a series of legal disputes, only one claim remained: Florcsk demanded a declaration that it would not infringe any trademark rights of Unstoppable Domains by selling .wallet domains. However, Unstoppable Domains had already committed not to sue Florcsk for infringement of ...

... Industry reiterated its criticism of the controversial measure. “The mass storage of private IP addresses without cause is contrary to fundamental rights and violates EU law. This was already decided by the European Court of Justice in 2022 and confirmed by the Federal Administrative Court in 2023,” ...

The European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) saw its trademark rights infringed by the domain epta-agencies.com and initiated UDRP proceedings before the CAC. The proceedings went badly wrong, as there was not even an obvious confusion between the ...

... among others. The CAC confirmed the established case law on such matters. The complainant has had the surname Adler since birth. He considers his rights under Section 12 of the German Civil Code (BGB) (right to a name) to have been infringed and lodged a complaint with the CAC. There he argued, ...

... data in the imprint, the telephone number and the business purpose on the website are identical to those of the previous domain holder. The rights of the plaintiff would also have to take a back seat to the legitimate information interests of the defendant's researching customers because ...

... the role of non-state actors in internet governance. In particular, it emphasises the importance of a Western interpretation of human rights and does not take into account the principle of state sovereignty. The article focuses on ICANN and its subsidiary Public Technical Identifiers ...

... managing director and sole shareholder of defendant 1). The object of the company of defendant 1) is the holding and administration of trademark rights, in particular in relation to secretarial and assistance activities for companies and the granting of rights of use thereof using the ‘MONEYPENNY’ ...

... is not recognisable. Finally, the order to set up a DNS block was also not appropriate in view of the many encroachments on fundamental rights (Art. 12, Art. 5, Art. 10 GG, net neutrality). The same applies to the information obligation imposed on the plaintiff. The Administrative Court ...