UDRP Tracker

an Internet Cases blog about domain name disputes

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UDRP Tracker is a blog written by Chicago attorney Evan Brown and Atlanta attorney Bret Moore, and covers recent decisions under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP).

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Recent Posts

Reverse Domain Name Hijacking
A name is not enough
Is there a duty to check gTLDs when registering ccTLDs?
Establishing common law marks
Rights or legitimate interests: P90X v. px90.com

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Domain name tweets

A name by itself is not enough under the UDRP; you must show trademark rights in that name to prevail. http://t.co/GHoGw3s“
Is there a duty to check gTLDs when registering a ccTLD? This WIPO UDRP decision shows it might be a wise idea: http://t.co/kCQ9Eht“
Establishing common law marks is not easy, as this recent NAF denial shows: http://t.co/Mi0QIJG“
guest post by @bretsmoore: Servair loses UDRP on serv-air.com - http://t.co/iRQ6tfA“
UDRP panel: HUBGRUB not confusingly similar to GRUBHUB: http://is.gd/dTJUv“

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