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Misspelled Trademark Does Not Save Cyber-Squatter or “Typo-squatter” From Adverse Arbitration Ruling

Domain-name arbitration complaint was filed by trademark owner Laerdal Medical Corporation at the WIPO. Laerdal had common law trademark rights in “Laerdal” before it filed a trademark application with the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office on October 16, 2000. The Disputed Domain Name leardal.com – a misspelling of the trademark…

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Domain Name: Marina Del Rey, California based ICANN Recommends Action Against Domain Name Tasting

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (“ICANN”) is looking to effectively end domain tasting. Domain tasting is the use of the Add Grace Period (“AGP”) to test the profitably of a domain name registration by tracking traffic to a newly registered domain name. The AGP is a five-day…

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Domain Name v. Registered Trademark: Transfer of Domain Name Constitutes New Registration And Trademark Rights Established Before Transfer Results In Transfer For Trademark Owner Complainant

WIPO domain name arbitration under the UDRP provides a thorough analysis of a domain name registrant’s rights and those of trademark owners. In HSBC Finance Corporation v. Clear Blue Sky, Inc., Case No. D2007-0062, Complainant HSBC had registered the trademarks CREDITKEEPER and CREDIT KEEPER (plus design) with the USPTO on…

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