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By Steve Levy I just decided a case that involved the combination of a typosquatted domain name and a separate email hacking incident. While this...

By Steve Levy Does your company have a website and social media posts? Of course, it does. Do you own the copyrights in that content?...

By Steve Levy On June 3, 2024, I wrote a piece titled Falsified Evidence In The Age Of AI. Well, it’s happened again. Only this...

By Steve Levy The reality of the UDRP is that nearly 90% of cases involve no-show Respondents (a “default” case). This is for a number...

By Steve Levy Before my career took a sharp turn into the world of domain name disputes, I was in-house intellectual property counsel for The...

By Steve Levy Not all domain name disputes are suited for resolution through the UDRP. In a July 24, 2024 comment, it was highlighted that...

By Steve Levy Sports cars have a reputation for speed and so does the UDRP. As a stripped-down version of litigation, a UDRP claim can...

By Tom Wells Introduction In a rapidly expanding digital landscape, the demand for unique and targeted domain extensions is reaching new heights. As the Internet...

By Alex Zins NetBeacon is a free online domain abuse reporting tool that seeks to simplify the process of submitting reports to domain registrars. Established...

By Tom Wells As the digital landscape continues to evolve, the management and governance of the Domain Name System (DNS) are subject to regulatory updates...

By Steve Levy We’ve all heard of patent trolls and perhaps trademark or copyright trolls but I’ve only ever considered the idea of a UDRP...