Domain Name Lawyers Representing Domain Name Buyers and Sellers

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Revision Legal’s domain name lawyers are experts in domain name law. Our domain name lawyers have handled the following domain name-related transactions:

  1. Domain disputes under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy and other arbitration policies;
  2. Cybersquatting cases in state and federal courts around the United States, including under the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act;
  3. Six figure domain sales between private buyers and sellers;
  4. Trademark infringement response letters;
  5. Domain name portfolio risk analysis and assessments;
  6. Domain name purchase agreements;
  7. Domain name sales agreements; and
  8. Domain name joint venture agreements.

These are just a small sampling of the domain name issues that our domain name lawyers have handled from both the perspective of trademark owners and domainers. If you seek a domain name lawyer to represent you, contact Revision Legal today at 855-473-8474 or complete the contact form at the right.

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