The Freename Forum

... the WIPO. Among other things, he argues that notella.site is a typical typo domain; the opponent knew the well-known trade mark ‘Nutella’ and was using the reputation of the trade mark to gain economic advantages. The website featured a modified Nutella jar and no indication that the offer had ...

... is a Canadian-based global cannabinoid company that is publicly traded on the Nasdaq Global Market and the Toronto Stock Exchange. It has been using the name ‘Cronos Group’ since October 2016 and has corresponding trademark registrations for ‘Cronos’ and ‘Cronos Group’ in several countries ...

... had a period of ten days after the decision a year ago to take action against it. It had not used this. In the current proceedings, she is still using the same allegations with which she failed completely, only this time she is citing additional case law. Apart from that, he, Carl Gregory, is ...

... Beckham explains that in the past, when there were less sophisticated websites, it was easier for a brand owner to determine whether someone was using their brand fairly or whether they were crossing a line and giving consumers the false impression that they were authorized by the brand when ...

... which it uses, among other marketing measures, to make its brand known to retailers, the public and investors. The domain asweev.com is confusingly similar to its trademark “ASWWEV”, the opponent has no right or legitimate interest in the domain asweev.com and it has registered it in bad ...

... that numerous certification authorities responsible for issuing TLS/SSL certificates for domains such as google.mobi and microsoft.mobi were using the WHOIS server via the “Domain Email Validation” mechanism to determine the owners of a domain and where to send the verification data. “Effectively, ...

... a more credible potential name. The implementation used in this analysis required each string to first be converted to its phonetic representation using ARPABET syntax, in which each phonetic element is represented as a series of Latin characters (and in some cases a trailing digit). For his specific ...

... must be simple and clear. The complainant has only one opportunity and a maximum of 500 words to demonstrate that the domain is identical or confusingly similar to a term for which it enjoys protection under the Trademark Clearinghouse, that the owner has no legitimate interest or right in the ...

... of the German Internet Industry reminds them of an information sheet that has been available since May of this year. The best practice sheet "Using the RDRS Effectively - Tips for Requestors" provides information in a four-page .pdf document on how affected parties can submit a successful ...

... and started UDRP proceedings before The Forum. It accuses its opponent, the domain investor Narendra Ghimire, that the domain looks confusingly similar to its trademarks "ABNORMAL" and "ABNORMAL SECURITY", that it is not known under the domain, that it registered ...